Hey Swappers,
I've got a Comtrol RocketModem 2 that i recently acquired. Not really
sure what it does, but it works fine as of last time it was used I was
told, and there are many OSX drivers out there for it.  Just search
the model.

A Little Description (From Amazon):

The Comtrol RocketModem II is an integrated, multimodem, PCI-bus
expansion card designed to provide remote access on an industry-
standard application server or to build a custom data communications
server using industry-standard open systems technology. Combining
Comtrol's proven RocketPort multiport serial controller technology
with industry-standard modem modules, the RocketModem II provides
either four or six 56 Kbps V.90 Rockwell data and fax modems in one
easily-installed, easily-configured package. The RocketModem II
incorporates a 36 MHz RISC processor dedicated to processing
asynchronous serial communications, thereby maximizing performance and
minimizing CPU utilization. Utilizing Comtrol's unique Application
Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) technology means simplified
installation, elimination of shared memory conflicts, and increased
reliability. The RocketModem II enables a wide variety of remote
access applications, including dial-out access to ISPs, dial-in access
for mobile workers or telecommuters who require access to the
corporate LAN or intranet, and enterprise fax capabilities

Thanks,
Tyler Schimpf
[email protected]
Perry, Ohio
44081

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