On 7 Mar 02 at 0:00, Anthony Albert wrote:
>>Does anyone out there have a BocaModem model M1440E external modem?
>>The model number is listed on a sticker underneath the modem. The
>>front panel has the standard lights and "BocaModem 14.4Kbps V.32bis".
>>
>>I just had one of these given to me, but there's no wall cube to
>>provide power. There is no specification listed on the modem anywhere
>>as to what the input power should be, and while I was able to find and
>>download the manual on-line, it only mentions that there should be a
>>power supply in the box with the modem! I've even disassembled the
>>thing, looking for silk-screening on the PCB, but no luck there.
>>
>>Does anyone have one of these, and can you tell me what the thing wants for
>>input power?
My experience with several (Hayes, Zoom, and 1 or 2 I can't remember)
external modems and all of them used 9 volts AC. Often other
electronic devices which use the "wall warts" for power will have
some sort of polarity markings if they require DC input. There is no
guarantee, but I have found this to be the case most of the time. HTH.
Regards,
Dale Mentzer
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