Yes, that is the modem. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Thanks for all the feedback.
Having gained access to a certain document, I can confirm that it is
the modem. The loose wires are there to attached to the bluetooth and
airport cards.
On Oct 26, 9:12 am, QuoVadis eelcovanv...@home.nl wrote:
Isn't that the 56K Modem? PowerMac G4's have something
Isn't that the 56K Modem? PowerMac G4's have something very similar,
connected by two cables to the telephone jack (RJ45).
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Eelco.
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At 01:12 -0700 10/26/11, QuoVadis wrote:
Isn't that the 56K Modem? PowerMac G4's have something very similar,
connected by two cables to the telephone jack (RJ45).
Perhaps picky, but just to avoid confusion that would be an RJ-11 jack. Six
slots and probably only two wires used.
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The g5 tower never had an internal modem from Apple. g3 and g4 towers
did have one as an optionbut not the g5 or intel towers. If you
wanted dial-up, you used an external usb modem (I've got one here in
the MacBook case in the event I ended up needing it somewhere on the
road). I'm
@Doug: Apologies, RJ11. RJ45 is Ethernet. *shame*
@Jack: Then it cannot be an internal modem. Starting to really wonder
what it might be!
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That's funny, my G5 has an internal modem and it was shipped that way
from the factory. System info says it is a jump modem version 1.
Regards,
Don
On Oct 26, 2011, at 12:35 PM, QuoVadis wrote:
@Doug: Apologies, RJ11. RJ45 is Ethernet. *shame*
@Jack: Then it cannot be an internal modem.
On 26-10-2011 17:39, Jack Countryman, jcoun...@mac.com, wrote:
The g5 tower never had an internal modem from Apple. g3 and g4 towers
did have one as an optionbut not the g5 or intel towers.
Sorry, but I strongly believe you are wrong!
According to Mactracker the first 3 generations G5 all
That's where the bluetooth card usually goes. The one in the picture is
the right size etc. for a bluetooth card, but I can't see enough detail
in the picture to match chips/labels to what is on my g5 dual 2.7. If
you aren't seeing the bluetooth symbol in the menubar, try going into
system
On Oct 25, 2011, at 10:32 AM, Jonathan Smith wrote:
I have just acquired a G5 Powermac 2.5 GHz (june 2004). I booted her
up and was intrigued to see if it had either the airport extreme or
bluetooth optional extra, system profiler reckoned not.
On inspection of the inside, I have found a
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