Know where I can find W95 drivers for PCMCIA Megahertz Xjack XJEM3288 card?

On Mon, 8 Jul 2013, BE Arnold wrote: Unlike later "winmodems", these modems present themselves as serial ports (ISA, basically) to the OS, so you should only need card services software for the OS them to function (included with Win95). There /might/ also be a plug-n-play descriptor file somewhere for an OS such as Win95, but you may be able to get the modem to work without it (or with the defaults Win95 wants to use). For something like MS-DOS, the only thing you would need for these modems is the PCMCIA card services software (in this case, from Toshiba). There are also a lot of USR files in ftp://ftp.usr.com/ and there may be something in there for your modem, but it isn't the most organized of FTP servers. I used 100s of these very modems in remote-embedded applications over the years. They were among the easiest modems to configure and were a heck of a lot less expensive to pair up with a PCMCIA (16-bit) to PC/104 carrier board than an actual PC/104 modem. PCMCIA modems also had the additional benefit of being easier to replace in the event of storm damage, too (even with a nut driver, disassembling PC/104 stacks is a hassle).