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Features:

MultiLink PPP for 128K connections
Built-in NT1 (no external boxes)
ISA internal or serial connected external units available
Supports PAP/CHAP authentication
Supports v.120 and AimMUX (old style 128K bonding)
Supports STAC 4:1 compression (1B connections ONLY)
external box is limited to 230400 speeds on the serial port
Configurable Bandwidth on Demand
SPAP Support in Firmware v3.1.0

Hardware:

Clean design with a snap together case

Why they rounded the back so you can't stack it is beyond me!

Uses a Motorola 68302FC-20C CPU
Looks like it has 1MB of FLAH and 256K of DRAM

Issues:

6/1/97: The SPID wizard failed twice (with a confirmed good ISDN BRI line on a DMS100-NI1) for me so when I tried to enter in the SPID information manually, the unit crashed. I then tried again but entered in the SPID numbers BACKWARDS and SPID2 took but SPID one still failed. Ultimately, I was able to get the full SPIDs working in the correct order by doing the following:

TEI+AREACODE+PREFIX+SUFFIX+SPID


ie. 051093744351

5/28/97: For users that are trying to get Call Bumping to work, you need to update your FLASH code to enable this feature. Two rumored side effects are:

5/28/97: Call bumping will only work for the FIRST B-channel. If you get a call on B2, you will still receive a busy signal.

5/28/97: The 3Com will no longer operate at 230400 baud.

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Last Updated: 8/4/97 9:00am

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