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HP C7296-60408 Modem Interface Board
- Dedicated modem interface board.
- Designed as a component for HP systems.
- Facilitates modem connectivity.
- Likely includes RJ-11 or similar telephone connectors.
- May support specific communication protocols.
- Part of a larger HP hardware solution.
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Product Overview
The HP C7296-60408 is a Modem Interface Board, likely designed as a component within a larger HP system or peripheral. Its purpose is to provide the necessary connections and circuitry for modem functionality, potentially for a specific server, workstation, or communication device.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Modem Interface Board |
| Part Number | C7296-60408 |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | HP |
Product Description
The HP C7296-60408 Modem Interface Board is a specialized piece of hardware designed to integrate modem functionality into a larger HP system. Unlike standalone modem cards that plug into a computer's expansion slot, this board is likely intended to be installed internally within a specific HP product, such as a server, workstation, or a dedicated communication appliance. Its role is to provide the physical connections and electronic circuitry required for establishing and managing modem-based communications over telephone lines. This interface board would typically house the modem chipset, control logic, and the necessary connectors, most commonly an RJ-11 port for connecting to a standard telephone line. It might also include connectors for internal cabling to the system's motherboard or other relevant components. The 'C7296-60408' part number indicates a specific revision or configuration of this interface board, suggesting it was developed for a particular HP product line or model series where integrated modem capabilities were a requirement. Given its nature as an interface board rather than a standalone card, its application is likely more specialized. It could be found in systems requiring remote management capabilities, out-of-band access, or specific communication protocols that relied on analog modem technology. The board's design would be optimized for integration within the chassis and electrical environment of the host HP system, ensuring seamless operation and reliable communication.



