TR14557 - MOT: 10 BT ETHERNET + Digital Cellular Motorola type II PCMCIA Card. OSITECH: Jack Of Clubs Digital Cellular Modem by Ositech for Motorola StarTAC 7860W, 7867W, 7868W, TimePort P8160, P8167, P8767, Talkabout T8160, T8167 (all will do, both, digital data as well as phone sync).
OSITECH: Jack Of Clubs Digital Cellular Modem by Ositech for Motorola StarTAC 7860W, 7867W, 7868W, TimePort P8160, P8167, P8767, Talkabout T8160, T8167 (all will do, both, digital data as well as phone sync). Motorola TR14557-MOT1/ TR14557-MOT. Digital Data, Phone Sync and Ethernet connectivity in ONE SOLUTION. Ositech�s Jack of Clubs (JoC) brings you a complete mobile connectivity solution. Synchronize your contact lists, share data from your digital cellular phone, connect wirelessly to the Internet and get 10Mbps ethernet connectivity all using only ONE PC Card slot on your laptop. Versatility in a PC Card solution. The Jack of Clubs will work exactly as the serial cables sold by the major suppliers, but leaves your serial port free for other peripherals such as an external mouse. If your laptop only has a USB connection, the Jack of Clubs can give you full connectivity without needing to buy an external adapter � you can use your PC Card slot instead. (Motorola) Compatible with these Motorola Models--> StarTAC 7860W, 7867W, 7868W, TimePort P8160, P8167, P8767, Talkabout T8160, T8167 (all will do, both, digital data as well as phone sync) Compatible for all Data, PIM and Sync software and hardware designed to work with Motorola�s SYN7464B cable or Nokia�s DAU-9P or DLR-3P cables, the Nokia packaging both solutions in ONE cable. In the office, you can use the Jack of Clubs� versatile Ethernet support to connect to a 10Base-T network. You can also connect your Jack of Clubs Ethernet card to your cable modem and surf with speed from your laptop. Compatible with Windows 95, 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP & Windows NT 4. In order to use with Windows NT, you have to create the install disks from the CD before attempting to install the card. NT is not plug and play and there is no automated install. NT has to build the com port and detect the modem automatically, at that point when prompted for drivers you browse NT to the floppy disk where the NT drivers have been extracted to. **This product has been tested and should work on Mac and Linux Computers, but these systems are not supported by the manufacturer.