I found this page on it:

http://support.tulip.com/TulipExchange/Public/nlhe0016.nsf/332a0dc0f76dd5534
12567370035f4a2/1cb52c333f399822412562f8003c4e9d?OpenDocument

It give the model and manufacturer, but it doesn't have anything on the
jumpers, although  it is caller ID capable. Windows 95 should find it when
you put it back in.

Fran


----- Original Message -----
From: "Ian" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 4:41 PM
Subject: Ancient modem



Wisecom 1414IV7G ISA modem in W95.

An elderly neighbour uses this internal modem mostly for emails (which is
just as well as it won't do much else!)
However, a well-meaning relative removed and re-installed it, losing the
set-up in the process.  I've managed to find some drivers for it, but it has
a panel of dip switches on it, to set the IRQ I guess, and I'd like to find
out what these settings should be.

I'm getting nowhere with Wisecom, whose site is never up, and there's an
associated company in the Netherland which keeps no legacy information and
doesn't answer emails.  Does anyone know anything about this ancient device?
Or would chasing up a newsgroup be a good idea?  If so, I have to confess an
almost complete ignorance of newsgroups and the accessing thereof, so some
tips would be very helpful.

TIA

Ian Porter
Computer Guys
Arrowtown
New Zealand
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