Does this modem support 75bps?
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further research reveals V.23 is the standard that your looking to use. And the answer is Yes. V.23 is supported on this modem.As for modem hang; I've rarely had that occur with mine, and I use it for communicating with PBX systems. Hope this answers your question.for more information see:http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO-29.html#ss29.6http://support.usr.com/download/datasheets/modem/5637/5637-ds.pdfRob
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see http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO-23.html What is the actual signal change rate that you are looking for? bps is an older method of stating a modems speed; you need to know what the far end of the connection is going to accept the connection in regards to speed. Most modems will connect at slower speeds.Rob
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I think it does not support 75bps. In the fax setup menu it only allows choice between 9600 and 14400. And in the data menu it does not even show baud rates. I checked the factory documentations and the baud rates are not even mentioned. Having said all this, I do not recommend this modem. It works when it works, but it often hangs up. When it hangs up it needs to be unplugged from the usb and restarted. Phil
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I think it does not support 75bps.In the fax setup menu it only allows choice between 9600 and 14400.And in the data menu it does not even show baud rates.I checked the factory documentations and the baud rates are not even mentioned.Having said all this, I do not recommend this modem.It works when it works, but it often hangs up.When it hangs up it needs to be unplugged from the usb and restarted.Phil
1550203
I had mine run at that slow of a speed due to the provider's link being lousy slow. Whether a 56K 13, 24, whatever it runs at a lot and some old old system are alike in other electronic ways I do not know.
1551020
I would look elsewhere. I bought this modem and it would not work and had no support. Went to Best Buy and am happy!
2667
No, this modem only supports cable internet service. If you need a cable modem with telephony service, you should consider something such as an Arris Touchstone device.
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Yes, this works with TWC (and most US ISPs) for plans up to 38Mbps in speed.
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If you mean that the speed of the Ethernet port supports 1000 MB in this Model The answer is not supporting only 100 Mb You can buy this Model Gigabit Load Balance Broadband Router TL-ER5120 It supports Ethernet 1000 MB
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I have the 15Mbps plan with Time Warner. I just installed this modem and it does in fact work. When I plugged it in and called 800-TWC-HELP to activate the modem, they asked me for the model number. When I told them, they said that they were sorry, this one is not approved. I asked them if they could try it anyway. And YES, it works. He tried to warn me that there might be speed problems with one that is unapproved, but get this: Right before I took out the old one, I did a speed test. The one they supplied with the internet activation gave me a speed of 9.28. This Cisco one gave me a speed of 13.52! So there you go. I have the 15Mbps plan with Time Warner. I just installed this modem and it does in fact work. When I plugged it in and called 800-TWC-HELP to activate the modem, they asked me for the model number. When I told them, they said that they were sorry, this one is not approved. I asked them if they could try it anyway. And YES, it works. He tried to warn me that there might be speed problems with one that is unapproved, but get this: Right before I took out the old one, I did a speed test. The one they supplied with the internet activation gave me a speed of 9.28. This Cisco one gave me a speed... » Read More I have the 15Mbps plan with Time Warner. I just installed this modem and it does in fact work. When I plugged it in and called 800-TWC-HELP to activate the modem, they asked me for the model number. When I told them, they said that they were sorry, this one is not approved. I asked them if they could try it anyway. And YES, it works. He tried to warn me that there might be speed problems with one that is unapproved, but get this: Right before I took out the old one, I did a speed test. The one they supplied with the internet activation gave me a speed of 9.28. This Cisco one gave me a speed of 13.52! So there you go. « Show Less
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I honestly have No Idea. Since this modem is no longer supported AND pre dates Chrome. I would be surprised.
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I purchased this unit a month ago and it worked fine with Qwest/Century Link ADSL. Also, it worked easily right out of the box - I didn't have to call Century Link customer service at all. It does not support VDSL, however. Make sure you have ADSL (which is more common) if you want to use this modem.
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Cat5 cable will support speeds up to 100 Mbps, while Cat6 cable supports Gigabit (1Gbps) ethernet speeds. Note that Cat5e (Enhanced) will also support Gigabit ethernet as well.
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I actually have this modem, we started with Qwest, than of course it became Century Link. I have the 12Mbps speed, it works great on this modem.We are in Colorado. It runs 802.11b,g & n. If that helps any one?
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Not so sure. You should ask the seller. I bought one and it's working great with my modem.
851987
According to the specs page on this site, it does up to 400 Mb/s (megabits/sec). NOT 400 MB (bytes), which would be 3.2 Gigabits/sec, as someone else answered. But 400Mb/s is more than enough for any cable internet provider in the U.S., unless you have Google Fiber.
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Yes it is. I have Comcast. Comcast has a list of compatible modems on its site.
1091323
No. You should buy a DOCSIS 3.0 Modem instead. From the specifications of this unit: It only delivers bandwidth "(up to 43Mbps downstream, 31Mbps upstream)"http://www.ubeeinteractive.com/products/cable/data-cable-modems/u10c018-data-cable-modem-0
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According to the manufacturer's website, it will support speeds up to 343Mbps downstream and 122 Mbps upstream. However, check with your cable provider to make sure it will work at the speeds you need using their network. Brighthouse seems to think it wouldn't be acceptable for their Lightning 300 Mbps package. Sources: http://www.ubeeinteractive.com/products/cable/voice-gateways/dvw3201b-advanced-wireless-voice-gateway http://support.brighthouse.com/Article/Modem-User-Guide-Fact-Sheet-9115/
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I bought one of these awhile ago. Unfortunately, this type of modem is intended for OLDER or pre-win7 systems. If you are looking for a 56K modem, try a PCI-Express,or just a PCI modem.
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Yes..up to 40 MBit. (that's what the spec. says)However I never pushed it past 7 Mbit