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In article <40plhc$dsq@news.xs4all.nl>, <danp@xs4all.nl> writes:
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> From: danp@xs4all.nl (Dan L. Parker)
> Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems,comp.dcom.fax,comp.os.ms-windows.apps.comm
> Subject: Re: Internal V.34 modems
> Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 08:28:04 GMT
> Organization: Multi-Tech
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> kaikow@standards.com wrote:
> 
> >I just went to the trouble of checking out the Motorola WWW site and  
> >found that the Power Class 28.8 is only an external modem.
> 
> >What are the best INTERNAL V.34 modems that include at least:
> 
> >1. Automatic rate adaptation that adjusts the speed up or down for line 
> >conditions.
> 
> >2. Has fax capabilities.
> 
> >3. Can distinguish among voice, data and fax calls.
> 
> I work for Multi-Tech in the Netherlands, so I may seem biased, but
> Multi-Tech makes a very good internal V.34 modem and they also make
> what they call the MultiModemPCS, and ISA-bus board which handles
> V.34-speed Simultaneous Voice and Data (SVD) over a single phone line.
> Multi-Tech also has software which will distinguish between an
> incoming voice, data, or fax call and launch whatever application you
> tell it to, so that it can handle the call.  Their number is
> 800-328-9717 or (612) 785-3500 (Minneapolis, MN).  They also have a
> fax back service, but I don't have that number.  The Doc number for
> the PCS card is 1010.  
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
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> 
While internal modems allow one to not clutter up their deskspace with 
equipment, they tend to cause some problems when trying to troubleshoot. There 
are usually no lights to look at to see what the RS232 interface is doing, and 
there is no way to place any type of test equipment between the modem and the 
PC to try to figure out what may be going wrong when someone has problems. My 
recommendation would be to bite the bullet and get an external modem. You will 
find it much easier to address problems when they occur.