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Smart Modular 2842F Smart One ISA Modem
- ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) modem
- Designed for internal installation in ISA slots
- Provides data communication functionality
- Compact form factor
- Suitable for older PC systems
- Reliable modem performance
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Product Overview
The Smart Modular 2842F is an ISA modem, designed to provide data communication capabilities through an Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) slot. It offers a compact solution for adding modem functionality to compatible systems.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Modem |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | ISA |
Product Description
The Smart Modular 2842F is an internal modem card that utilizes the Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) bus for connectivity. This type of modem was commonly used in older personal computers and industrial systems that featured ISA expansion slots. By plugging directly into an ISA slot, the 2842F provides data communication capabilities without occupying an external serial port. This modem card is designed to facilitate data transmission over telephone lines, enabling features such as dial-up networking, remote access, and fax capabilities. Its internal design offers a clean integration solution, especially for systems where external ports are limited or where a more permanent modem solution is desired. The Smart Modular 2842F is a testament to the era of PC expansion cards, offering essential connectivity for its time. While ISA architecture is largely superseded by newer standards like PCI and PCIe, devices like the 2842F remain relevant for maintaining legacy systems or in specialized industrial applications. It represents a straightforward method for adding modem functionality to compatible hardware, ensuring that data can be exchanged reliably through standard communication channels.
