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In article <[log in to unmask]>, Rick
Feldmann <[log in to unmask]> says:
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>Listners,
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>We are looking at installing a 14.4 modem on our HP3000. What modems
>have any of you had success with? (working with Predictive Support is
>optional)
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>TIA
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>Rick Feldmann
>Computer Systems Manager
>American Type Culture Collection
>[log in to unmask]
I have had 2 USR Sporster 14.4KBPS modems connected to my '917/DTC16/iX for
3 years without any failures or problems whatsoever. The power line voltage
here typically runs about 122 volts with lots of lightning induced surges;
and the ambient temperature during the summer is about 85 Deg. Fahrenheit.
Other modems that I have used during the same period (PC based) HAVE failed
in the same environment. These include a Supra V32-Bis, Okidata, and Practical
Peripherals units. All were seemingly heat related and generally involved
power-supply failures. I don't yet have an external USR 28.8KBPS unit so a
"No Comment" is appropriate. Strangely enough, the '917 has failed twice
in this time frame--first the 2-GIG internal disc, and then the power supply.
Winston
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