--- Kenn Yuill  wrote:


>     As written previously on this or other lists, my internal "Action
> 
> Tec Call Waiting PCI Modem" works fine with COM.SYS, ver. 1.2 and 
> Faxworks' driver, FMD.SYS.  It is identified as above and as a 
> "Lucent/Agere Venus WinModem" by PCI.EXE (PCI_VK).

That's the one I have and it works well. However, it does not share
it's IRQ worth a darn. So I would never have my full compliment of USB
ports as the modem would shut one channel down, which one depending on
which slot I put it in. I finally gave up and switched to an external
serial modem.
> 
>     Also, I got a handy utility from their web-site, PMDMCFG.EXE,
> which 
> scans for the modem and gives the port, i/o address & irq in a DOS CL
> 
> session.  I don't know if this utility works for PCI modems with a 
> similar chipset from other manufacturers.  If anyone wants a copy of 
> this program to test its usefulness, let me know today so I can send
> out 
> only *one* e-mail with attached archive to everyone.

I forgot about that one, I have it buried somewhere here, came with the
modem. Was a quick way of determining the address & IRQ. With com.sys
you choose the com port and if one is free in the 1 - 4 range it is
preferable to 5 up as the low ones are compatible with the most older
apps that use a modem.

Franklin


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