2 Port MRI Serial Card PCI (Ports using external cable)
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2 Port MRI Serial Card PCI (Ports using external cable)
Scan code: LN5010 Manufacturer code: MRI-PCIDS/LP/R
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2 Port MRI Serial Card PCI (Ports using external cable)

2 Port MRI Serial Card PCI (Ports using external cable)
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Scan code: LN5010 Manufacturer code: MRI-PCIDS/LP/R
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Product Overview The MRI-PCIDS/LPR is a high-speed dual serial port adapter

Ideal for 56K external modems and ISDN terminal adapters and other high-speed serial port devices Features • Provides a fan-out cable so you only use one PCI slot.
• Two high-speed UART serial ports (9-pin) supports baud rates up to 115Kbps
• Compatible with 32/64-bit PCI and PCI-X slots with 3.3 volt or 5 volt
• New Cyber 8000 Plus chipset
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
1 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
SCAN
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