Where can I buy a BELL 103 compatible modem ?
Since our answering appliance has this protocol already bult into it
we are not able to use modern modems to talk to our device. Can someone
give me pointers or suggestions on how to solve this problem ?
Any help is much appreciated.
Nathan
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Bell 103 Compatible modem
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Re: Bell 103 Compatible modem
by Stegozor » Sun Nov 14, 2004 9:59 pm
Nathan a écrit:
Many modern modems still support Bell 103 modulation standard. A query
on Google with Bell 103 compatible modem keywords returns several
results, and some of them allow you to buy online.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=BE ... ible+modem
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Where can I buy a BELL 103 compatible modem ?
Since our answering appliance has this protocol already bult into it
we are not able to use modern modems to talk to our device. Can someone
give me pointers or suggestions on how to solve this problem ?
Any help is much appreciated.
Nathan
Many modern modems still support Bell 103 modulation standard. A query
on Google with Bell 103 compatible modem keywords returns several
results, and some of them allow you to buy online.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=BE ... ible+modem
--
La liberté d'expression ne s'use que si l'on ne s'en sert pas :
http://www.eff.org
Pour que votre processeur ne tourne pas à vide : http://boinc.berkeley.edu
- Stegozor
Re: Bell 103 Compatible modem
by jdj » Mon Nov 15, 2004 7:13 am
On Sun, 14 Nov 2004 16:47:37 +0000, Nathan wrote:
I have noticed a trend among newer modem chipset makers that any protocol
that goes below 14.4Kbps is being dropped. Esp. for softmodems. No Bell
103, Bell 202, Bell 212, V.22, V.22bis...
That means no more calling up paging services and, in some cases, TDD's.
However, all is not lost. Yet.
Multitech modems with the Lucent Venus chipset handle Bell 103.
You could try an older modem if current ones do not work.
Try ebay, weirdstuff.com, halted.com, and the like for used modems.
Perhaps you might care to invest in a used USR Courier V.Everything?
They're at Weirdstuff.
=-=
Where can I buy a BELL 103 compatible modem ? Since our answering
appliance has this protocol already bult into it we are not able to use
modern modems to talk to our device. Can someone give me pointers or
suggestions on how to solve this problem ?
Any help is much appreciated.
Nathan
I have noticed a trend among newer modem chipset makers that any protocol
that goes below 14.4Kbps is being dropped. Esp. for softmodems. No Bell
103, Bell 202, Bell 212, V.22, V.22bis...
That means no more calling up paging services and, in some cases, TDD's.
However, all is not lost. Yet.
Multitech modems with the Lucent Venus chipset handle Bell 103.
You could try an older modem if current ones do not work.
Try ebay, weirdstuff.com, halted.com, and the like for used modems.
Perhaps you might care to invest in a used USR Courier V.Everything?
They're at Weirdstuff.
=-=
- jdj
Re: Bell 103 Compatible modem
by Nathan » Mon Nov 15, 2004 3:27 pm
Thanks, for the suggestions. I live right in that area, I will check them out
today.
Nathan
jdj wrote:
today.
Nathan
jdj wrote:
On Sun, 14 Nov 2004 16:47:37 +0000, Nathan wrote:
Where can I buy a BELL 103 compatible modem ? Since our answering
appliance has this protocol already bult into it we are not able to use
modern modems to talk to our device. Can someone give me pointers or
suggestions on how to solve this problem ?
Any help is much appreciated.
Nathan
I have noticed a trend among newer modem chipset makers that any protocol
that goes below 14.4Kbps is being dropped. Esp. for softmodems. No Bell
103, Bell 202, Bell 212, V.22, V.22bis...
That means no more calling up paging services and, in some cases, TDD's.
However, all is not lost. Yet.
Multitech modems with the Lucent Venus chipset handle Bell 103.
You could try an older modem if current ones do not work.
Try ebay, weirdstuff.com, halted.com, and the like for used modems.
Perhaps you might care to invest in a used USR Courier V.Everything?
They're at Weirdstuff.
=-=
- Nathan
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