I think Scenix (or whatever they are called these days) had a software
solution for a 2400 modem.=20
Also, consider an off the self generic PC Card modem - should be
pretty easy to interface to, and nicely avoids all the approvals
issues.
There is also someone doing a capacitively isolated line
interface/modem chip pair, to avoid the need for magnetic things. Have
a vague recollection it may be.


On Thu, 9 May 2002 13:25:09 -0400, you wrote:

>Hello all,
>          I'm looking for a cheap "modem on chip" solution, or even
>modem daughterboard.  So far I've found a few from the archives, but I'm
>wondering what current thoughts were.  I basically want to send about 20
>Kbytes of info over the telephone line within about 10 min.  So it
>doesn't have to be very fast.  I guess about 30 bytes/sec. would be
>fine.  Does anyone know where I could find such a chip or daughterboard
>cheaply?
>
>I've checked out zilog, but it seems like there are alot of support
>compnents.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Aaron

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