PCI Modem Sorting
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<graphvizl>
digraph D {
start [label="START HERE", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"] pcimodem [label="Is it a PCI Modem?", fontsize="11"]
build [label="Send it to\nBUILD", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"] sorting [label="Send it back to\nCARD SORTING", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"] tardis [label="Send to\nthe TARDIS", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"] advanced [label="Send to\nADVANCED RECEIVING", fontsize="11", shape="box", style="bold"]
hardware [label="Is it a\nHARDWARE modem?", fontsize="11"] pctel [label="Is it a\nPCTEL modem?", fontsize="11"] agere [label="Is it a\nAGERE modem?", fontsize="11"] lucent [label="Is it a\nLUCENT modem?", fontsize="11"]
start -> pcimodem pcimodem -> sorting [label="NO"] pcimodem -> pctel [label="YES"] pctel -> agere [label="NO"] pctel -> build [label="YES"] agere -> lucent [label="NO"] agere -> build [label="YES"] lucent -> hardware [label="NO"] lucent -> build [label="YES"] hardware -> tardis [label="YES"] hardware -> advanced [label="NO"]
}
</graphvizl> NOTE: Hardware modems always have an EPROM chip on them. Have someone show you what they look like so you can recognize them.