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In article <1447@esunix.UUCP> hcooper@esunix.UUCP (Harrison Cooper) writes:
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>However, I did find out more than I knew before about modems, so all is
>not lost due to my request.  OK, now if I decide to build a 1200+ modem
>(why not just buy one? Because I like to build things for the fun of it)
>who has a good inexpensive chip set (kinda like the one chip phones)
>that doesn't take much glue to get up and running.  Again, I do not
>really need a smart modem, since I am running only a dumb terminal.
>
>H. Cooper  N7KST
>utah-cs!esunix!hcooper

I know that intel makes a 2-chip set which will give you a *complete* 
2400 baud hayes compatable modem (all you need is an interface to the 
telco lines, and power supply, and RS232 drivers). Reasonably priced, 
you could probably build you own modem with these chips for around 
$100 or so.

Don't know the chip designation though. I *have* seen the data sheets though-
impressive chip set for what it does!


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