Specifications and Main Features
Modem Detail
- Chipset: SmarLink Si3014
- Line Connection Type: PSTN two wire
- Data Modem:
- V.90 & K56flex
- V.34 (33600bps to 2400bps)
- V.32bis (14400 to 48bps)
- V.32 (9600bps -4.8kbps)
- V.22bis (2400-1200)
- V.22 (1.2kbps)
- V.23 75/1200 and 600bps
- V21(300 bps)
- Bell 212A (1200 bps)
- Bell 103 (300 bps)
- Fax Modem:
- Gazelle Modem: Group III, class I,
- Class 1 fax with error correction mode
- V.17 – 14000/12000 bps
- V.29 9600/7200 bps
- V.27ter 4800/2400 bps
- V21 (300 bps)
- Error Correction: V.42 LAP-M & MNP 2-4
- Data Compression: V.42bis & MNP 5
- Telephone stand alone capability : 8 KHz PCM and IMA ADPCM
- User Features: Voice/Silence Detection, Asynchronous Communication model, Full duplex Speaker phone Features and Displays, Video phone ready modem, Adaptive connection support and Other Tone detections.
5.1-Channel Audio Technical
- Codec: Analog Device AD1885
- Speaker Output: There is a provision for 5.1 channel Home Theatre Speaker Output
- Standard: Meets AC’97 2.1 standards,
- Bus Interface: CNR Bus
- Audio In/Out Microphone Input, Line Input, Aux Input at internal header, CD Input at internal header, one G9 Speaker output, one .
- Audio Converters: 16-Bit Stereo, Full-Duplex Codec
- S/N Ratio: It is better than 90 dB
- Full Duplex Variable Sample Rates: Between 7040 Hz to 48 KHz With 1 Hz Step
- Power Management Support: Yes
- Compatibility: Compatible with most Windows games and many DOS games (Real Mode DOS).
- Windows Operating Systems Supported: Windows 9x, Windows NT 4, Windows 2000.
- Minimum System Requirements: 233 MHz Pentium II CPU; 66 MHz Celeron compatible; 233 MHz AMD K6 3D Now! 256K L2 cache; AC-Link V.25.1 compliant core logic chipset; Windows 95 or 98 with 16 MB; Windows NT or 2000 with 32 MB; 7 MB free hard disk space and one CNR slot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What modem types can the AC10 CNR Card support?
A1: AC10 CNR Card can accommodate V.90 and K56flex datamodem protocols.
Q2: How many speakers can the audio output accommodate?
A2: AC10 CNR Card has the capability to support 5.1 channel home theatre speaker output.
Q3: What is the lowest CPU speed that you can use with the AC10 CNR Card?
A3: The minimum CPU speed required is a 233 MHz Pentium II Processor or equivalent.
Q4: Does the AC10 CNR Card work on Windows?
A4: Yes, it works on Windows 95/98/ME and Windows NT 4.0/2000.
Q5: What kind of fax modems can we use in conjunction with the AC10 CNR Card?
A5: It is compatible with Class 1 fax modems which include Group III fax standard.
Q6: How about features that support voice detection, is it included in the design of the AC10 CNR Card?
A6: Yes, it has voice/silence detection and DTMF detection as well.
Q7: What is the use of the RJ-11 connector that is found in the AC10 CNR Card?
A7: The RJ-11 connector enables the modem to be connected to a telephone wall socket.
Q8: Is it possible to add some more drivers and make the device work better?
A8: It is possible to do so, modem drivers and audio drivers for better device performance are included in the provided AC10 Installation and Utility Disc (CD-Title).
User Manual
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