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From: jim@belltec.UUCP (Mr. Jim's Own Logon)
Newsgroups: comp.os.vms,comp.misc,comp.org.decus,comp.protocols.misc
Subject: Re: Computer-FAX connectivity
Summary: JT FAX problem
Message-ID: <354@belltec.UUCP>
Date: 30 Mar 89 15:16:44 GMT
References: <490@sahiways.gov.au> <16314@cup.portal.com> <1468@wasatch.UUCP>
Organization: Bell Technologies, Fremont, CA
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In article <1468@wasatch.UUCP>, cetron@wasatch.UUCP (Edward J Cetron) writes:
> 
> 	I've been using the JT-Fax unit for about 6 months on my IBM (sorry
> haven't been able to afford a 3100 at home yet :-) and it works quite well
> and the support from Quadram has been excellent.
> 
> -ed
> (standard industrial disclaimer: I have no interest in Quadram, its affiliates,
> its associates, it subsidiaries, or anyone even living in Norcross, Ga.)

   As long as you only have DOS boards in your AT you are fine. The JT Fax has
a hardware problem that conflicts with other boards that sit above 1 Meg. You
probably don't want the technical spiel on what they do wrong, suffice it to
say that you cannot put a JT Fax in a machine with any board that resides above
DOS space (this may apply to memory cards as well, although most memory cards 
are fast enough to be OK). Quadram has been notified of this, no response has
been made for 2 weeks.....

						-Jim Wall
						 Bell Technologies, Inc.