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  3. March 2003

RE: What do I need if I want to use an "Options" modem?

Tom,

The #2742 or #4745 Two-Line WAN IOAs will provide two multi-protocol
ports, which could be used for this purpose.  In addition, there are a
few cards which contain one integrated MODEM and a single multi-protocol
port, which could also be used.  They would need a #0348 (20 foot) or
#0349 (50 foot) cable.

Depending on what they wish to do with the MODEM, they might want to
investigate a card with an internal MODEM and not use their old one.  It
might actually be cheaper once the cost of the cable is figured in.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> On Behalf Of Tom Hightower
> Subject: What do I need if I want to use an "Options" modem?
> 
> 
> Customer bought a new 9406, v5r2.  They want to use their "Options by
> IBM"
> modem that they've been using on their old v4r5 system.  What comm card
> do
> they need in order to use the modem on their new system?

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