Think of the on/off board a a "SCSI Terminator for the mother board".  
The serial electronics on the mother board need to "talk" to something 
--- either a modem board, or a (less complicated/less expensive to 
manufacture) on/off board.

Duos which shipped from the factory without an internal modem had an 
on/off board installed in the slot. 

On 8/4/99 mikebellman wrote:

>After reading the service manual for the Duo, It states that the Duo modem
>can not be removed from the motherboard unless you install an "on/off"
>board.  Is there a benefit to removing the internal modem and if so, I
>would need to get a replacement on/off board.



Cheers,
jeff



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