Thanks to all who tried to help.  I searched all over the Aceex site to no
avail.  I finally stuck it in my computer and found it was a 2400 speed
modem!  Needless to say it got tossed out.
Thanks again.
Marilyn
----- Original Message -----
From: "Herbert Graf" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 10:50 PM
Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] How to find Speed of Older Modem


> > I found an old modem and before I throw it out I would like to
> > know what speed it is.  I have checked the part 68 ID search but
> > all it tells me is that it is made by Aceex Corp in Taiwan.
> > Other than putting it in a computer is there a way to find out its
speed?
>
>         Does the modem use a Rockwell chipset? If so then it is usually
dead easy
> to tell what speed it is, usually the part number on the rockwell chipset
> either starts with the speed of the modem or it has markings to indicate.
If
> you are not sure post the markings here and I'll see what I can figure
out.
>
> PS. Why don't you just stick it into a computer? Will probably be the
faster
> way. TTYL
>
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