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mc January 27th 10 04:21 PM

Compaq 4/25c
 
I have a compaq 4/25c with a 2818 speedpaq 14.4 modem which works
fine. This modem has 2 plug ins. What is the 2nd plug in for (not a
standard phone plug)? I see on the web they call this modem an
expansion module, whatever that means. I have no manuaks for this
computer but if anyone has one I would sure like a copy.
thanks mc

mc January 29th 10 08:14 PM

Compaq 4/25c
 
On Jan 27, 10:21*am, mc wrote:
I have a compaq 4/25c with a 2818 speedpaq 14.4 modem which works
fine. This modem has 2 plug ins. What is the 2nd plug in for (not a
standard phone plug)? I see on the web they call this modem an
expansion module, whatever that means. I have no manuaks for this
computer but if anyone has one I would sure like a copy.
thanks mc


As a side note the second plug in has 8 conductors as though it were a
network plug, but a standard data plug does not fit..
mc

Postman Delivers February 28th 10 07:54 PM

Compaq 4/25c
 
On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:14:32 -0800, mc wrote:

On Jan 27, 10:21Â*am, mc wrote:
I have a compaq 4/25c with a 2818 speedpaq 14.4 modem which works fine.
This modem has 2 plug ins. What is the 2nd plug in for (not a standard
phone plug)? I see on the web they call this modem an expansion module,
whatever that means. I have no manuaks for this computer but if anyone
has one I would sure like a copy. thanks mc


As a side note the second plug in has 8 conductors as though it were a
network plug, but a standard data plug does not fit.. mc

mc,

Reading this link, maybe it is a com port for an external modem...
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/12534-2-tomshardware

JR the postman

Phil Gilmer March 1st 10 02:20 AM

Compaq 4/25c
 
Postman Delivers wrote:

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:14:32 -0800, mc wrote:

On Jan 27, 10:21 am, mc wrote:
I have a compaq 4/25c with a 2818 speedpaq 14.4 modem which works fine.
This modem has 2 plug ins. What is the 2nd plug in for (not a standard
phone plug)? I see on the web they call this modem an expansion module,
whatever that means. I have no manuaks for this computer but if anyone
has one I would sure like a copy. thanks mc

As a side note the second plug in has 8 conductors as though it were a
network plug, but a standard data plug does not fit.. mc

mc,

Reading this link, maybe it is a com port for an external modem...
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/12534-2-tomshardware

JR the postman


Modems of that era typically had a 2nd com port so that you could plug
the phone back in where you had presumably unplugged it to use the
modem. Note, if you do try this, note that the phone must be on-hook for
the modem to work. If you aren't using the modem, you should get dial
tone when you pick up the phone.

Phil

Phil Gilmer March 1st 10 02:29 AM

Compaq 4/25c
 
Phil Gilmer wrote:


Postman Delivers wrote:

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:14:32 -0800, mc wrote:

On Jan 27, 10:21 am, mc wrote:
I have a compaq 4/25c with a 2818 speedpaq 14.4 modem which works fine.
This modem has 2 plug ins. What is the 2nd plug in for (not a standard
phone plug)? I see on the web they call this modem an expansion module,
whatever that means. I have no manuaks for this computer but if anyone
has one I would sure like a copy. thanks mc
As a side note the second plug in has 8 conductors as though it were a
network plug, but a standard data plug does not fit.. mc

mc,

Reading this link, maybe it is a com port for an external modem...
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/12534-2-tomshardware

JR the postman


Modems of that era typically had a 2nd com port so that you could plug
the phone back in where you had presumably unplugged it to use the
modem. Note, if you do try this, note that the phone must be on-hook for
the modem to work. If you aren't using the modem, you should get dial
tone when you pick up the phone.

Phil


Sorry, that should be a second MODEM CONNECTOR!

mc March 9th 10 01:35 AM

Compaq 4/25c
 
On Feb 28, 8:29*pm, Phil Gilmer wrote:
Phil Gilmer wrote:

Postman Delivers wrote:


On Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:14:32 -0800, mc wrote:


On Jan 27, 10:21 am, mc wrote:
I have a compaq 4/25c with a 2818 speedpaq 14.4 modem which works fine.
This modem has 2 plug ins. What is the 2nd plug in for (not a standard
phone plug)? I see on the web they call this modem an expansion module,
whatever that means. I have no manuaks for this computer but if anyone
has one I would sure like a copy. thanks mc
As a side note the second plug in has 8 conductors as though it were a
network plug, but a standard data plug does not fit.. mc
mc,


Reading this link, maybe it is a com port for an external modem...
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/12534-2-tomshardware


JR the postman


Modems of that era typically had a 2nd com port so that you could plug
the phone back in where you had presumably unplugged it to use the
modem. Note, if you do try this, note that the phone must be on-hook for
the modem to work. If you aren't using the modem, you should get dial
tone when you pick up the phone.


Phil


Sorry, that should be a second MODEM CONNECTOR!- Hide quoted text -

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thanks JR and Phil, I wonder how I can find one of these plugs? it is
mostly a rectangular shaped plug in, but with one side higher and the
other side slightly lower than a standard network connector
mc

Ann4369 March 9th 10 10:47 AM

Compaq 4/25c
 

mc;892850 Wrote:
I have a compaq 4/25c with a 2818 speedpaq 14.4 modem which works
fine. This modem has 2 plug ins. What is the 2nd plug in for (not a
standard phone plug)? I see on the web they call this modem an
expansion module, whatever that means. I have no manuaks for this
computer but if anyone has one I would sure like a copy.
thanks mc


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