Nope. It, too, is a software modem featuring low performance in the best of
circumstances.
Use models 2919, 2822, or 2818.
http://www.zoomtel.com/bin/data.pl has good information (two web links and two
adobe pdf files) on using Zoom modems for unix/linux
Civileme
Rocho wrote:
> John Aldrich wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 22 Dec 1999, you wrote:
> > > Hi!
> > >
> > > To fix my problem with this junk Modem/Soundcard combination I bought a
> > > 'Creative Ensoniq AudioPCI' which works fine and a ZOOM FaxModem 2925,
> > > and there"s my problem. I never used an internal modem on Linux before,
> > > infact I never installed and used one on Windows except that
> > > Modem/Soundcard combination junk. What's the my modem device? /dev/ttyS2
> > > ... /dev/ttyS3 or what? I have standard serial ports on /dev/ttyS0 abd
> > > //dev/ttyS1. I really need some help setting that thing up.
> > >
> > The Zoom 2925 is a WinModem according to Zoom. If you read
> > about that modem on their website it states "works with
> > Win95/98, NT4.0 Computers." Notice it says nothing about
> > Dos or Windows? The part about 'Works with Win95/98, NT4.0"
> > and lack of any other O/S is the tip-off that you purchased
> > a WinModem. Take it back and get either an external or an
> > ISA modem.
> > John
>
> Ok, I could exchange it but would the ISA version of the Zoom 2925 work? They
> also had that modem when I got this one.
>
> Jan
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