>I think that if you choose Apple System Profiler from the Apple menu you might
>find some info in the network section.
>---Kate
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> I've asked this before but got no reply... does anybody know if there's
>>any way
>> to find out what kind of an internal modem is installed in my PB 180, other
>> than opening the case (or does that help, either ?)
Any Apple System Profiler that runs on a PB 180 is pretty gut less and
doesn't say much about anything. I would look on the Global Village web
site for a GV AT Command set (any GV set really) and see if there is a
command that identifies the modem. Start up a Serial (not modem)
connection to the modem using Appleworks or another terminal emulator and
try the command. Even if it isn't a GV modem it might work.
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