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Bay Networks AMI-RE31P PCI Modem Card
- PCI bus interface for modern systems
- Data and fax modem functionality
- Supports 56K V.90 speeds (likely)
- Internal card for desktop computers
- Designed for plug-and-play installation (with driver support)
- Requires an available PCI slot
- Includes RJ-11 telephone line connector
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Product Overview
The Bay Networks AMI-RE31P is a PCI modem card, providing data and fax communication capabilities for desktop computers. It utilizes the PCI bus for high-speed integration with the motherboard.
Technical Information
| Modem Type | PCI Modem Card |
| Interface | PCI Bus |
| Data Rate | Up to 56 Kbps (V.90) |
Additional Specifications
| Fax Speed | 14.4 Kbps |
| Form Factor | PCI Card |
Product Description
The Bay Networks AMI-RE31P is a PCI modem card, representing a transition from older ISA-based modems to the faster and more integrated Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus. This card was designed for installation in desktop computers equipped with PCI slots, offering improved performance and easier integration compared to its ISA predecessors. The PCI interface allowed for higher bandwidth communication between the modem and the computer's system bus, facilitating quicker data transfers. As a data and fax modem, the AMI-RE31P enabled users to connect to the internet via dial-up services and send or receive faxes directly from their computers. It would typically support the 56K V.90 standard, which was the prevalent high-speed dial-up protocol before the widespread adoption of broadband internet. The card would feature an RJ-11 port for connecting to a standard telephone line and would require appropriate drivers for the operating system to recognize and utilize its functionality. The PCI interface generally supported Plug and Play (PnP) capabilities, simplifying the installation process for users, as the system could often automatically configure the card's resources like IRQ and I/O addresses. This made the AMI-RE31P a convenient solution for adding communication capabilities to desktop PCs that lacked integrated modems or required an upgrade. Its inclusion in the Bay Networks product line suggests it was targeted towards business or professional users seeking reliable connectivity.
