3Com, EtherLink III PCMCIA AT&F&K3&C1&D2%C0
3Com, Etherlink III PCMCIA 28.8 AT&D2&C1X4V1Q0S7=70\N7&K3&Q6
3Com, ISDN Impact ATS60=64S70=0S80=0
3Com, ISDN Impact IQ 1 B-Channel 56K AT&D2&C1S60=56S80=0
3Com, ISDN Impact IQ 1 B-Channel 64K AT&D2&C1S60=64S80=0
3Com, ISDN Impact IQ 2 B-Channels 112K AT&D2&C1S60=56S80=1
3Com, ISDN Impact IQ 2 B-Channels 128K AT&D2&C1S60=64S80=1
3Com, X2 56K Limited to 33.6 S32=32
3Com, X2, V.90 Limited to 33.6 S32=64
3Com, 56K V.90 off S32=66
3Com, 56K X2 off S32=34
3Com, 56K V.34 S32=98
3Com, 56K V.90 S32=2
One thing I've noticed with some recent Megahertz and 3Com PCMCIA modem
cards when using NT4 and
connecting to a Com Total Control box. If you disable PPP LCP extentions
it seems to help get and stay
connected.
3Com also owns Megahertz and is separating the US Robotics line off from regular 3Com products.
US
Robotics Modem Support Site
3Com Modem Support Page
3Com ISDN Modem Support Pages (U.S.Robotics)
Winmodem WIN98 Tech Update Page
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