Some plug and play modems had an option to be used as
jumper modems. There may have been a dos set up program
for the modem. Either way you'll have to track down some of
the documentation. Do you have the manufactures name and
the model number of the modem? Do you know what chip set
it uses? If it is a "win-modem" you're probably out of luck.
On 18 Jan 01, at 18:43, Jorge Rieznik wrote:
> I have recently changed my ISA Plug n' Play modem in my Pentium 133 PC for
> a PCI one. That PC is running W95. I installed the P N' P one on a 286.
> The modem is not recognized or seen by MSD or Checkit. It was working on
> the Pentium machine at COM3:, IRQ11. Is there a way that it could be used
> in the 286 PC?
>
> TIA
>
> Jorge Rieznik
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