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From: kevin@harvard.harvard.edu (Kevin Crowston)
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: ADC modem from DAK
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Date: Mon, 9-Dec-85 18:23:11 EST
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I bought one of the ADC modems from DAK.  I ordered by phone,
paying by credit card, and the modem arrived within 3 weeks.
So far, I have no complaints.  It seems to be exactly what it
claims, a Hayes compatible modem.  It actually implements a
superset of the Hayes commands, including such things as
a built-in clock/calendar and automatic redialling on a
busy signal.  (It has a switch to turn these extensions off.)
I've used the modem with MacTerminal on a Mac and it works
fine.  The documentation is very complete and readable and
the modem worked "out of the box", with no setup.  Overall,
I would recommend it; it seems to be the cheapest modem on
the market (or at least close).

Kevin Crowston
MIT Sloan School of Management

kevin%mit-sloan.mit.edu@mit-mc.arpa
kevin@harvard.arpa

(P.S.  I sent a slightly longer review to net.micro; perhaps,
if you have access to that article, you might want to substitute
it.)