University of Michigan Property Depot report

From: Mike Gemeny <MGemeny_at_pgcps.org>
Date: Wed Sep 29 11:44:50 2004

Jason McBrien wrote:
 
>Also, a full-length ISA card with a bunch
>of NCR chips, and the back half covered with a RF shield. The only connector
>was a F-type screw connector (CATV style) which leads me to belive it's an
>old TV tuner card, but I don't think NCR is known for multimedia chipsets,
>and the RF shielded area was at the back of the card instead of right next
>to the connector. Any ideas?

 

That sounds like an old NCR WaveLan card. The original was before the 802.11

standards. It operated in the 900MHz ISM band and was basicaly 2 Megabit wireless

network card, compatable only with others like it. NCR sold the product line to Lucent

at about the time the standards were adopted, as I recall.

 

Hope this helps,

Mike Gemeny

 
Received on Wed Sep 29 2004 - 11:44:50 BST