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Dell 0X2749 2 x Ports RJ-11 56k V.92 Internal PCI Modem Card
- 56k V.92 modem standard
- Internal PCI interface
- 2 x RJ-11 ports
- Supports data and fax transmission
- Designed for Dell systems
- Plug-and-play installation (typical for PCI)
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Product Overview
The Dell 0X2749 is an internal PCI modem card featuring two RJ-11 ports and supporting V.92 speeds up to 56k. It provides reliable dial-up connectivity for desktop computers.
Technical Information
| Modem Type | Internal PCI Modem |
| Data Rate | 56kb/s |
| Modulation Standard | V.92 |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | PCI |
| Ports | 2 x RJ-11 |
| Form Factor | Internal Card |
Product Description
The Dell 0X2749 modem card is an internal component designed to add dial-up networking capabilities to desktop computers via the PCI bus. It adheres to the V.92 standard, which was the highest common speed for analog modems, offering faster download speeds and improved connection management compared to older standards like V.90. The inclusion of two RJ-11 ports provides flexibility, often allowing one port for the telephone line and the other for a telephone handset, or for connecting two separate lines if supported. This modem is suitable for users who require traditional dial-up internet access or need to connect to legacy systems that rely on analog phone lines. Its PCI interface ensures broad compatibility with most desktop motherboards manufactured during the PCI era. The modem handles both data transmission for internet browsing and file transfers, as well as fax capabilities, making it a versatile communication tool. Installation of the 0X2749 typically involves opening the computer case, inserting the card into an available PCI slot, and connecting the internal modem cable to the appropriate header on the motherboard (if required for audio or other functions, though many PCI modems are self-contained). Drivers are then installed to allow the operating system to recognize and utilize the modem's functions. It represents a cost-effective solution for maintaining analog communication links in environments where broadband is unavailable or for specific legacy applications.


