In a message dated , MIKE ROSS wrote to David Somers:
MR> I see, you are adding another internal modem. If you don't intend to 
MR> use
MR> both modems then simply replace the 28.8's slot with the new modem 
MR> setup
MR> for COM2.
MR> 
MR> If both modems are working together, then setup the 56K modem as COM3 
MR> or
MR> COM4 with IRQ5 and drop it into the ISA slot. Adjust your terminal to
MR> use the new hardware settings and go make a connect.
MR> 
MR> The name COM4 simply represents a logical device. Once the internal
MR> modem card is configured as COM4 it makes available a series of ports
MR> starting at port 2E8 with which the terminal software can 
MR> communicate.
I plan on using both modems at the same time. One for node one of my BBS, and 
another for node 2 of my BBS.
My computer doesn't support a COM3. Only a COM4. Is there any way to set it 
up this way? You mentioned set the IRQ to 5 on one. I think that may 
interfere with my SCSI card, cause its IRQ is set on 5.
Got any other suggestions maybe?
Thanks!
David S.
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