Board 046 - LAN Research LR2000 [Ethernet ISA]

Id	B046
Type	Communication::Network::Ethernet
Where is it?	Storage
Description	LAN Research LR2000 ISA network card

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Brand	LAN Research
Family
Model	LR2000
P/N
Assy	121007 Rev.1D
Bus	ISA 16
Compatibility	PC
Dimensions	· Length: · Height: · Slots:
Connectors	· Internal o 62+36-pin edge in-line male [ISA] · External o 1 x DA-15 Female [AUI] o 1 x BNC 50 omhs Female [10BASE2]
Accessories	· None
Missing	· Documentation · Software · Packaging
Links	· http://www.network-drivers.com/drivers/54/54361.htm · http://www.network-drivers.com/companies/778.htm?acd=3&rvd=5&thx=9&bng=7&o=2

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