>on 16/8/01 12:31 pm, Ben Brown at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Hi reader,
>> I am happy to report I have received my Duo 2300 today.
>> I found another 8-pin port in the space usually taken by the intl.
> > modem.
>[snip]
>Ben hate to tell you this but it is a modem and to use it you need a daa
>converter it is a little box with a serial connector on one end and a
>telephone connector on theother it is the same as the one i have in my 2300
>
>it can be used as a serial port aswell though.
>
Is that true?? You mean it can be used as a GeoPort or normal serial
port just by selecting "internal modem" ?
That would be great, tell me, if there is another hint about that small thingy.
Thanx, Axel.
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