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Rockwell E169213 Internal Isa Modem Card
- Internal ISA modem card.
- Model number: E169213.
- Designed for PC systems with ISA slots.
- Enables data transmission and reception.
- Supports fax functionality.
- Facilitates dial-up internet access.
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Key specifications
See full specs ↓- Interface
- ISA
- Model
- E169213
- Functionality
- Data & Fax Modem
- Form Factor
- Internal Card
Product details
The Rockwell E169213 is an internal ISA modem card. It provides data and fax communication capabilities for PC systems equipped with ISA expansion slots. This card was a common solution for adding connectivity to computers in the 1990s.
Technical Information
| Interface | ISA |
| Model | E169213 |
Additional Specifications
| Functionality | Data & Fax Modem |
| Form Factor | Internal Card |
Description
The Rockwell E169213 is an internal modem card specifically designed for installation into the ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) expansion slots found in many personal computers. This era of modems was critical for bridging the gap between standalone computing and the nascent digital communication networks, including early internet services and fax machines. The E169213 would have provided users with the ability to connect their computers to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) for data transfer and faxing. As an ISA device, this modem card adheres to the specifications of the 8-bit or 16-bit ISA bus, allowing it to communicate with the computer's processor and other system components. Installation typically involved physically inserting the card into an available slot and configuring its hardware resources, such as IRQ (Interrupt Request) and I/O (Input/Output) addresses, often via jumpers or software utilities. Proper resource allocation was essential to prevent conflicts with other peripherals in the system. The primary function of the Rockwell E169213 was to modulate and demodulate signals, converting digital data from the computer into analog signals suitable for transmission over telephone lines, and vice versa. This enabled functionalities like dial-up internet access, allowing users to connect to online services, and the sending and receiving of documents via fax. It represented a key component in the evolution of personal computing, enabling connectivity and information exchange.
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