Bridging Analog Systems to Modern Networks
We’ve received a couple of USB external fax modems and will be testing them shortly on Analog Node for compatibility, stability, and real-world analog performance. Results and notes will be shared once testing is complete. If you’re curious about the exact hardware being evaluated, you can find it here:👉 https://analognode.net/affiliate/aliexpress/usb_modem
We’ve just placed an order for a small batch of hardware to support upcoming Analog Node testing, guides, and HOWTOs focused on classic dial-up, BBSing, and modern VoIP interop. This includes a new USRobotics 56K modem, a StarTech USB modem, and a global kit to refurbish and extend the life of existing USR Couriers already … Read more
For many of us who came up in the BBS era, the USRobotics Courier isn’t just a modem — it’s the modem. Even in an age of fiber, VoIP, and cloud services, the Courier remains the gold standard for connecting retro systems, running dial-up BBSes, and just enjoying the smooth, reliable performance that analog communication … Read more
We have ordered a couple of these for testing and experimentation: These sample items were sourced from AliExpress, where you can find a wide range of compatible hardware for BBS modems, serial adapters, and VoIP interfaces.(Links to products are included where available.)
Overview Term is a lightweight and reliable Amiga terminal program. It can handle: This guide covers: What You’ll Need Hardware / Software Option 1: Connecting via Real Serial Modem Step 1: Open Term and Configure Serial Port Step 2: Configure Modem Init String Minimal init string: Optional extended init: Ensure modem echo is off if … Read more
NComm is one of the most popular terminal programs on the Amiga, widely used throughout the BBS era. Even today, it remains a solid option for connecting to bulletin board systems — whether via a real serial modem or via modern serial-to-network devices such as telser.device. This guide covers: What You’ll Need Required One of … Read more