santeew@dogmatix.cs.uoregon.edu (John Wes Santee) (01/10/91)
Hi netland! A friend asked me to post this for him in hopes that someone would know the answer (smart reason 'eh?) A friend of his just gave him an old internal modem that came with no documentation. From what we can tell, it is an Everex 1200B modem, circa 1985 (copyright message on modem). There are two sets of pins that must have jumpers set accordingly. The first set is a line of 6 pins that is labeled "COM 1-4" that is located on the upper left portion of the card, right above the modem speaker. There are two jumpers on there that must be set correctly for the modem to work for certain COM ports. Does anyone out there know how Everex set these jumpers to work with COM 1-4? Also, there is another jumper that is on the lower 1/3 of the board (in the center) that is just 2 pins with one jumper. Does anyone know what this set's up? The only markings that we see on the board is the number: EV-920 if that means anything to anyone. Also, the jumpers are those little black doo-dad's (lovely description, no?) that cover two of the pins at a time. Any and all help would be appriciated. E-mail is fine. -- Wes Santee | "It all seems so stupid, santeew@asterix.cs.uoregon.edu | it makes me want to give up. | But why should I give up, -Martin | when it all seems so stupid." Gore