Spec for USR Sportster 33.6 modem, and s/w driver?
ch
my friend just gave me an external USR Sportster 33.6K modem, but
without power adaptor and s/w driver. I am thinking of getting it to
work with my pc, for normal usage (e.g emailling, etc).
I am just wondering if anyone has this type of modem? if you do, could
you tell me the spec of the modem, particularly the power adaptor,
like what voltage, the polarity, etc. Unfortunately, it doesnt say
that at the back of the modem itself, and I couldnt attach a pic of
it. Basically, it looks like a rectangle box (white color), with
parallel port interface at the back. Also, there are some dip switches
at the rear. There is a on-off switch on the front.
Also, really appreciate if you could send me the sw driver for the
modem as well. email: choon_ng(at)hotmail.com
Thanks in advance.
rgds,
ch
Richard Collins
"ch" <choo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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It's a USR Sportster. Will need the model number for the power specs
though - they varied considerably.
There should be a sticker on the back with that information.
No "driver" is required.
Hooda Gest
> my friend just gave me an external USR Sportster 33.6K modem, but
> without power adaptor and s/w driver. I am thinking of getting it to
> work with my pc, for normal usage (e.g emailling, etc).
>
> I am just wondering if anyone has this type of modem? if you do, could
> you tell me the spec of the modem, particularly the power adaptor,
> like what voltage, the polarity, etc. Unfortunately, it doesnt say
> that at the back of the modem itself, and I couldnt attach a pic of
> it. Basically, it looks like a rectangle box (white color), with
> parallel port interface at the back. Also, there are some dip switches
> at the rear. There is a on-off switch on the front.
It does not have a parallel port on the back, that is an RS-232 (serial)
port.
>
> Also, really appreciate if you could send me the sw driver for the
> modem as well. email: choon_ng(at)hotmail.com
If you have Win95 or later, the files needed are already there.
You will need to determine the product ID code which should be on a barcode
on the bottom of the unit. Go to http://www.usr.com/support/s-main-menu.asp
and follow the link to Product Code.
Here's the list of adapters by product ID code...
USR Part Number: Voltage: Model Number(s)
1.015.090-B: (Input 120VAC, 60Hz) (Output: 9.2 vac@533mA):
00021800 00021900 00026100 00026400
00026500 00026501 00026502 00026600
00026601 00026700 00026701 00026702
00026800 00026801 00026802 00026805
00026806 00026900 00026901 00026902
00026905 00027800 00092200
1.015.1202-B: (Input 120VAC, 60Hz) (Output: 20vac @750mA):
00027900 00074500 00074600 00074700
00074800 00083900 00083901 00083902
00084100 00114100 00117200 00126500
00126501 00126502
1.015.1286: (Input 120VAC, 60Hz, 16Watts) (Output 9VAC, 1000mA):
00083903 00083905 00083907 00083908
00083909 00084000 00084001 00084002
00084003 00084004 00084005 00126502
00126504 00126505 00178400 00178600
00178602 00178900 00178902 00564100
00568400 00568600 00568602 00568603
00568900 00568902 00568903
1.015.1443-00: (Input: 120v AC, 60 Hz, 21 watts) (Output: 9 volts AC, 1500
mA):
00560500
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Hooda Gest
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