Re: [NTLK] stealth serial port for macs with internal modems

From: John (OceanCity_at_mac.com)
Date: Wed Dec 28 2005 - 15:19:18 PST

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Yes, it absolutely worked phenomenally for me in my dG4 running Classic 9.2.1.
The beauty of this unit is that it plugs into the modem socket thereby
replicating as close to a real legacy serial port as possible [I think].

I say "I think" because this is the impression I got from the literature
and why I bought it. You have to give up your internal modem to plug in
this unit.

There were no troubleshooting issues for me. John

>It says it works with Palmpilots. Has anyone ever used it
>with Newtons_?

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