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Ring indicator | The computer can be powered on automati- | ||
| cally when the modem answers a call. This | ||
| feature is available only when the computer is | ||
| in Resume/Standby mode. Refer to your com- | ||
| puter’s documentation for details on ring |
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| indicator power on. |
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Standby/Hiber- | When the computer is set to Standby or |
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nate | Hibernate, the modem settings automatically | ||
| resume when you turn on the power. Refer to | ||
| your computer’s documentation for details on | ||
| Standby/Hibernate modes. |
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Modem On Hold | Enables you to talk on the telephone while con- | ||
| nected to the Internet, using the same telephone | ||
| line. This feature requires ISP support and Call | ||
| Waiting/Caller ID Service. The phone line must | ||
| support Type 2 Caller ID (CID). |
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Fast Connect | Shortens connection times up to 25 percent, by | ||
| storing phone line characteristics. |
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PCM upstream | Transmits up to a maximum rate of 48,000 bits | ||
| per second upstream to host V.92 modems that | ||
| support this feature. |
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Function charts
The modem supports these communication protocols:
Functions available in all operating systems
Function | Remarks |
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Data V.92/V.90 | From 32 Kbps to 56 Kbps |
V.34 | From 2400 bps to 33.6 Kbps |
V.32bis | 4800, 7200, 9600 bps, 12, 14.4 Kbps |
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