D. C. Hayes Associates, Inc Microcoupler for a Modem to replace the Bell Data Access Arrangement device
- 9 pin IDC Cable in - 6 conductor RJ14 out Input ?? output POTS RJ14 telephone jack, it has no external power port. Untested but appears in good shape. This was produced between when Bell the phone monopoly lost in court its effort to keep all phone line equipment proprietary (1978) and the date in 1980 when D.C. Hayes changed its name to just Hayes Microcomputer Products.
Serial Number 908133.
Could this have been used on the Commodore/MOSTEK KIM with a DCHayes s-100 modem?Microcoupler sold as is with no returns allowed.
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