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to: Arthur Marsh
from: Nick Balgowan
date: 1996-03-15 11:43:54
subject: NEW SMARTMODEM 288 & 288D

Hi there Arthur,


 > Interesting. What does the V.34 in that product, a Rockwell chipset 
 > or something else? If a conventional modem chipset, does it use a 
 > two-wire or four-wire interface between the A/D D/A converters in 
 > the ISDN part and the V.34 part?

Good question.  I didn't managed to look inside the product, unfortunately
they didn't let me go so far.  A lot of the current Cisco products are
partly developed by USRobotics, so I wouldn't be surprised if there is a
Texas Instruments chip in there doing something........

As for how the product changes between the two cabling systems I haev no
idea, I couldn't even get to see the back of the product.....

Nick

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