Hello Everyone, I have this "thing" I found in an old XT clone I bought at Goodwill. It has a phone jack on it, but doesn't really look like a modem. It is a small board mounted on a piece of angled aluminum. It was then bolted up to one of the holes for a serial port or parallel port in the back of the case. It connects directly to the motherboard by a flat ribbon cable that plugs into a dip socket at the head of the 3rd ISA slot. The piece of aluminum look like what you might find at a hardware store, but this thing isn't homemade. It says "uSpeed Freemont California 94538" "Fast 88", and "Made in the USA and were proud of it". It has only 4 small chips on it, 4 jumpers, a few of what looks like resistors, and also and what looks like 4 frequency chip deal thingamabobs. The chips are as follows: Fast88-1 Fast88-2 D8284A 8438DKP (has an AMD symbol) D8284A 8438DKP (has an AMD symbol) I don't think the motherboard is anything special. The MB and most of the components in this computer were made in Tiawan. I only saved this "thing", the ST-225 and it's contoller, the case, the power supply, and the Teac floppy drives. Anybody know what this thing is? Anybody ever heard of the company, uSpeed? >From the Unisys 386DX-33 of Chad A. Fernandez in Battle Creek, MI USA Net-Tamer V 1.12 Beta - Test Drive To unsubscribe from SURVPC send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe SURVPC in the body of the message. Also, trim this footer from any quoted replies.
