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the TI site is rather blahhhhhhhhh<br />
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Is this a TI modem, or is it a modem with TI chips onboard.<br />
<br />
bill<br />

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the TI site is rather blahhhhhhhhh

Is this a TI modem, or is it a modem with TI chips onboard.

bill


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TI does not make modems... They make CHIPSETS for the modems. You'll need to find the model number, or FCC number, to identify the actual manufacturer. On the other hand, I seem to recall that these are usually USR compatible, and Windows should detect them as standard modems. If not, use the USR 56K and see what happens. <br />

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TI does not make modems... They make CHIPSETS for the modems. You'll need to find the model number, or FCC number, to identify the actual manufacturer. On the other hand, I seem to recall that these are usually USR compatible, and Windows should detect them as standard modems. If not, use the USR 56K and see what happens.


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What is the 'FCC ID' (printed onto a gummy-label,<br />
which is attached to the back of the modem) ??<br />
<br />
This will identify your modem,<br />
and lead us to a specific web-site.<br />
<br />
If the &quot;generic&quot; drivers do work,<br />
start HyperTerminal, and send 'ATH3' and 'ATI0' and 'ATI3'<br />
to the modem,<br />
and tell us the responses you get.<br />

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What is the 'FCC ID' (printed onto a gummy-label,
which is attached to the back of the modem) ??

This will identify your modem,
and lead us to a specific web-site.

If the "generic" drivers do work,
start HyperTerminal, and send 'ATH3' and 'ATI0' and 'ATI3'
to the modem,
and tell us the responses you get.


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Thanks for the info, it still took me a bit of finding out thought. <br />
<br />
Thanks again..<br />
John<br />

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Thanks for the info, it still took me a bit of finding out thought.

Thanks again..
John


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Where can I get a driver for a Texas Instruments &nbsp;56K PnP modem NVR...<br />
<br />
I've tried the TI Site, like the needle in a haystack. <br />
Thanks in advance
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Where can I get a driver for a Texas Instruments  56K PnP modem NVR...

I've tried the TI Site, like the needle in a haystack. 
Thanks in advance

Modem Drivers

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