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Discussion of retrocomputing modems.

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Problem Statement I am trying to run AppleTalk over PPP on a Cisco 3845 router accepting incoming PPP connections so that old Macintosh computers can connect via dialup to the rest of my AppleTalk ...
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Typically, an ISA dial-up modem card has two RJ11 jacks: one labeled Telco and the other labeled Line or Phone, intended to be connected to a telephone. Normally, when issuing commands to the modem to ...
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I've had a Hayes Micromodem II for the Apple ][ a very, very long time. I've seen a lot of interface cards over the years since then and have never seen anything quite like it: there are giant orange, ...
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Many hotel etc phones plug into a digital PBX, often with a non-standard interface. Does the interface PBX phones plug into limit modem speed to below 56k?
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While both were data transfer protocols serving streams at 300/1200 baud, why did they choose different frequencies, marks, modulation, and anything else? I understand that they serve different ...
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The Bell 103 modem spec gives the following frequencies to use: Transmit Side: 1070Hz (space) and 1270Hz (mark) Receive Side: 2025Hz (space) and 2225Hz (mark) Why were these specific frequencies ...
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I'm working on my ultimate CDTV setup, few hiccups along the way with CDROM access on TF536, but we will cross this bridge. As of right now I'm only missing and internet access, before I can finally ...
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In 1997, my uncle visited and gave me a "fax modem" which he installed on our 486 PC and then managed to transfer over a fax document from a real fax in his home to our computer, running ...
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