The document discusses modems, including an overview of modulation and demodulation. It describes the two main types of modems as external serial cable modems and internal PCI or ISA modems. Key terminology is defined, such as modem, DTE, DCE, UART, full duplex, and half duplex. Communication standards and the handshaking process for establishing a connection are outlined. Troubleshooting tips are provided such as checking physical connections and settings.
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Modems
The document discusses modems, including an overview of modulation and demodulation. It describes the two main types of modems as external serial cable modems and internal PCI or ISA modems. Key terminology is defined, such as modem, DTE, DCE, UART, full duplex, and half duplex. Communication standards and the handshaking process for establishing a connection are outlined. Troubleshooting tips are provided such as checking physical connections and settings.
receiver/transmitter- serves many purposes governing communication over serial ports including converting signals from parallel to serial
Full duplex – being able to send and receive
information at the same time
Half duplex – Like a information can be send or
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Half Duplex
Sending or receiving only one at a time
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Full Duplex
Sends and receives at the same time
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Speed BAUD – Number of times/second a signal changes the state.
BPS – Bits/sec
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Modem Standards
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Handshaking Calling modem dials a number Answering modem picks up and issues a carrier tone. Answering machine sends different carrier signals until calling machine responds. They agree upon carrier speed, compression, etc. Establish Communication session
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Handshaking
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Troubleshooting Modem plugged in, turned on? (external) Modem seated in slot properly (internal) Make sure comport and IRQ and I/O addresses are set correctly. Proper driver installed?