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Larry,
I talked to tech support about this and they told me that i need to use a serial to USB adapter to a serial modem?!?!?! is that what you are doing?
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Nope. Just a MultiTech USB modem to the USB port on the VM.
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That is all i am doing an tech support says it will not work, that i need to use an serial modem and connect the serial cable from the modem to a USB adapter and plug in the USB port.
they are killing me!!!!
I think i might order one of the Multitech modems and try it, Thanks so much Larry!
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I wonder if Vodavi's USB modem for use with the Pathfinder would be worth looking into? It's part number 670-01 and it's cheaper than any USB modems that I have seen at the store.
Ed Vaughn, MBSWWYPBX
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Thanks Ed i will check in to that.
I am also just going to try a standard 56k modem and and serial to USB adapter and see if it works.
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