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USRobotics Sportster Model 0484

I have a card that claims to be model 0484, and the only place I have been able to track down any reference to it at all is one in passing on a Linux tutorial -- does anyone know where I can get some Windows 95 drivers for it? Is it a WinModem?

oldgreyguy

could this be a 840xxx, if not can you describe the modem:

internal/external/pcmcia
pci/isa bus

any other identifying numbers?

Otta

Install the modem into a computer, and install it in Windows as a "standard" modem, then use:

Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Modems -> Diagnostics -> (select) -> More Info

and report what is displayed both "before" and "after" you click 'More Info'.

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patrickpeeters

here is a driver for windows 95 OSR2 for all US Robotics Sportsters modems : ftp://ftp.usr.com/usr/dl09/wm114osr.exe

remibrom

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Adjusted points from 100 to 150

remibrom

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I don't think it is an 840xxx, but I could be wrong. I think it is an OEM Winmodem, but again, I am nowhere near sure. On the modem is a sticker that sort of conforms to USR's stickers for serial numbers, that has "220ZB2897P8V 80-661749-81 R:2" on it. FCC Reg # is "CJEUSA-20778-MM-E". There is an Industry Canada sticker on it that has "550 6345 A" on it. The modem has a label on it, identifying it as an OEM product, and the label has "1.028.041-00" on it. Also, printed on the card right about the "Product Rev." is "1.012.0484-A".

Thanks

remibrom

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Ooops forgot to say that it is an internal ISA card.

remibrom

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Ooops forgot to say that it is an internal ISA card.

oldgreyguy

here is the link for the correct drivers:

http://consumer.3com.com/oem/filelibrary/index.html

it is a 56K modem, and if it has jumpers on it you have a great modem and it definitely not a WINMODEM

oldgreyguy

why did you award the points already? Did you get your answer?