> From: Zoki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> On Wed, 13 May 1998, Steven Taetzsch wrote:
> ->How do I tell if it is a winmodem? It doesn't say anything on the box or
> ->in the documentation. The users guide doesn't mention any jumpers. It is
> ->PNP, but I have PNP disabled in my BIOS, and I checked the settings that
> ->windows assigns it.
>
> I'm afraid it IS a Winmodem since it's PnP and depends of Windows to get
> configured.
That isn't what determines if a modem is a winmodem. A winmodem is a
software based modem. A PnP modem isn't necessarily a winmodem, a PnP modem
only requires that something (either the BIOS, ICU, Win95, or some other
software configure what IO port and IRQ the modem is using). More then
likely, since his modem doesn't say anything about being a winmodem, it
isn't one, since all USR WinModems I have seen are labeled as such.
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