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Subject: Re: Wanted best serail board 8-16 port
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  Hi!

Quoting John Hart:
> > I have tried boca bb1004 card.
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> fixed that and our Boca runs great now.
I wonder, does anyone use boca bb1004 or bb1008 for plugging in dialup modems,
not terminals? We recently bought bb1008 and I found that its connectors are
RJ12, which have only six pins, connected to RTS, TX, RX, CTS and two grounds.
And DCD & DTR just didn't fit :-( And, besides that, my only current
modem, internal Courier V.34b (with FIFO, of course), has about 10 "silo
overflows" per day on non-loaded pentium 150. So, I wonder, how 8 fast modems
would behave with non-intellectual board?

-- 
Sincerely yours
							/&rew

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