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modem

a device used to connect a COMPUTER to the public telephone network to enable the computer to transmit or receive information from other computers sited some distance away.
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The Racal VAdic modems are fast, have a sturdy power supply, and support the Hayes AT command set. This line supports MNP 2-5 for error correction and compression, is both synchronous and asynchronous, and generally rated as very good to excellent.
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