Global Village 56k modem for shipping

[Fred Cisin]

Yes, I capisce.

Being "in original box (opened and inspected, not tested), includes power 
supply and software on CD (for Mac OS 8)." implies that it's as sent by 
the vendor, who sold it configured for Mac, and is less likely to have 
provided BOTH.
I'm just gently chiding you about availability of "standard" cables, which 
you probably have a cubic yard of.
But, it IS true that it could have a Mac cable fused to it, with no other 
cabling feasible.



On Sun, 29 Jul 2018, Ed Sharpe wrote:

> well   don't  care  about  software  but  it  may have  ad a  real  rs232  connector on the  modem  and the mac   cable  was an ad on  Kapish? Ed#
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> In a message dated 7/29/2018 5:16:32 PM US Mountain Standard Time, cctalk at classiccmp.org writes:
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>> Global Village Teleport 56kbps fax/modem
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>> in original box (opened and inspected, not tested), includes power supply and software on CD (for Mac OS 8).
>> Cable connects to the Mac serial port (round DIN connector)
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> On Sun, 29 Jul 2018, Ed Sharpe via cctalk wrote:
>> is there also pc  connect  cable!?
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> He said Mac cable and Mac software.
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> If you're feeling adventurous, . . .
> at the modem end of that cable, it might detach from the modem, exposing a DB25F
> Since the PC uses a DB25M, . . .
> although you might want to extend the distance at least a few inches.
> OTOH, if you want AT, not PC, then you would need a DE9F to DB25M cable.
> There might still be some of those on eBay.
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> But, software is a whole other issue.
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> </sarcasm>
> <-- Sorry, couldn't resist -->