DIALogic CPI/200-BRI Gammalink Fax Interface Card

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Overview

Intel (CPI200BRI) Intelligent Fax Board

CPI200BRI Product Overview

Technical Information

Total Number of Communication Lines: 2
Fax Technology: Group 4
Fax Technology: ITU-T V.17
Data Compression Method: MR (Modified Read)
Data Compression Method: MMR (Modified Modified Read)
Data Compression Method: MH (Modified Huffman)

Interfaces/Ports

Host Interface: ISA

Media & Performance

Modem Transmission Data Rate: 14.4 Kbps

Network & Communication

Carrier Supported: ISDN

Processor & Chipset

Processor Manufacturer: Intel
Processor Model: 80C188
Processor Speed: 20 MHz

Miscellaneous

Compatibility:
Windows 2000
Windows NT
Certifications & Standards:
Euro-ISDN protocol stack I-CTR3

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Trusted seller

The website provided detailed information, and I received a brand new PNY version RTX Pro 6000 at a reasonable price. Shipping was fast. My only suggestion is to confirm the customs clearance agency with the customer before exporting to Canada to avoid delays. Overall, shopping here is trustworthy.

Fast and easy transaction! Will buy from them again!

Although the product itself was unsucc6for our purposes, the customer uce was exceptional. I would gladly go business with this company again.

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