ISDN4Linux: Teles
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Thu Mar 10 19:41:07 CET 2005
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Teles 16.3
If you can find a secondhand Teles 16.3 card, then that is
perfectly usable.
However, if you're planning on buying one new, I'd recommend one
of the other cards instead; this is because of the (non-existent)
support for Linux from Teles. Apparently Teles wants to make money
only on the software, not the hardware, so supporting a free OS is
contrary to their goals. Vote with your wallet...
Here's a picture of a real 16.3:
When shipped from the factory, the I/O address of the
TELES.BRI/16.3 Board is set at 180. :
Configuration:
| Teles 16.3 non-pnp |
type=3 protocol=2 io=0xXXX irq=X |
IO according to switch settings, IRQ is set in software by
the driver to the given value |
The card supports IRQ 5, 9, 10, 12 and 15.
Teles PCI
There are different "Teles PCI" available;
the first was manufactured by Teles themselves, currently a card
manufactured by NETjet is sold under the same name. This sucks, as
only by looking at the card you can tell what driver to use (i.e.
teles pci or netjet).
Instellingen:
| Teles PCI (original) |
type=21 protocol=2 |
with PCI don't supply irq or io |
| Teles PCI (new) |
type=20 protocol=2 |
with PCI don't supply irq or io |
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