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- From: ingw1@ibm.net
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: USR Support email address.
- Date: 11 Mar 1996 15:50:25 GMT
- Message-ID: <4i1i41$1haa@news-s01.ny.us.ibm.net>
- References: <4hbvkb$74v@ctylnk.cityu.edu.hk>
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- Louis,
- The email address for USR technical support is SUPPORT@USR.COM. I called USR and
- asked them about the difference between the single and daughter boards. They said that
- if you purchased your modem with the 28.8 or V.34 speed, then you have the single
- board. If you purchased your modem with 33.6 or V.34bis, then you have the daughter
- board. It is possible for you to have flashed your single board 28.8 modem to make
- it 33.6.
-
- The main difference between the single board and the daughter board is found in the
- newest FLASH upgrade of 1/23/96. If you have the single board modem, then you
- can FLASH and get the callerid capabilities with only the FLASH. With the daughter board
- modem, you must mail you modem in and for 24.95, you can have your modem upgraded
- to include the callerid capabilities.
-
- If this does not explain it well enough, then please contact USR via their email address
- at SUPPORT@USR.COM.
-
- Good Luck,
- Tamara Harold
- TAMARAK@VNET.IBM.COM
-
-
- $74v@ctylnk.cityu.edu.hk>, 93848283@cpccux0.cityu.edu.hk (Zombie) writes:
- >I am in Hong Kong and is not worth to make an IDD call to USR to check my
- >Courier whether is signle board or daugther board.
- >
- >Is there any email address avaiable for me to check with it!? If mine is
- >a single, what firmware and command I can use and check the id!?
- >
- >--
- >Bestregards
- >Louis Chan - 93848283
- >Computer Studies, Year 3
- >City Univerity of Hong Kong.
- >
- >mailto: 93848283@cpccux0.cityu.edu.hk
- >pager : (852)7111 1076 a/c 4624
- >
- >--
- >Q: If you could get in the time machine and go back and change one thing
- >that's happened in the history of computing, what would it be?
- >A: "I would have written a BASIC interpreter for the first PCs".
- > -Bob Metcalfe, inventor of Ethernet
- > -BYTE, Sept
- >
- >
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