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Drivers for Planet ISDN 2B R461C?

greystash

Well-known member
Does anyone have the drivers for this card? It's unrecognized by my system and I can't find the drivers anywhere :(

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NJRoadfan

Well-known member
Do you have a BRI ISDN line to hook it up to? Phone companies in the US have long since stopped offering the service to new customers. Might not be worth the hassle.

 

greystash

Well-known member
No I don’t all that is long gone here in NZ, but the card has an Ethernet port so I thought I might be able to use it as an Ethernet device? Would this make sense?

 

Cory5412

Daring Pioneer of the Future
Staff member
Mirroring that, there's a very good chance that that's a serial console port or a voice channel output port or something similar to that.

ISDN and Ethernet were both expensive enough whenever that card was new that a combination ISDN-Ethernet card seems moderately unlikely as a product.

 

greystash

Well-known member
Ah bugger that’s a shame. Thanks for the info! Looks like I’ll have to get one of the Asante AAUI adaptors instead. 

 

NJRoadfan

Well-known member
Its likely a RJ-14 port. BRI ISDN was either 2-wire (U interface, common in USA) or 4-wire (S/T interface, common elsewhere, requires NT1).

 

cheesestraws

Well-known member
Its likely a RJ-14 port. BRI ISDN was either 2-wire (U interface, common in USA) or 4-wire (S/T interface, common elsewhere, requires NT1).
For distribution, I believe RJ-45 was also used, with the extra 4 pins being used for power, or something similar.

 
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