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Boca Research 4522 8-Port 16-Bit ISA Internal Modem Card 4522-01 H8037F

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SKU:
48611
MPN:
4522
Condition:
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  • Boca Research 4522 8-Port ISA Modem Card – front PCB view showing dual TI TL16C554FN UART chips and FCC ID label
  • Boca Research 4522 ISA Modem Card – rear PCB view showing solder side and secondary chip
  • Boca Research 4522 close-up of barcode label showing part numbers H8037F and 4522-01
  • Boca Research 4522 bracket edge showing 8 RJ-11 modem ports
  • Boca Research 4522 ISA Modem Card – front PCB alternate angle showing dual TI TL16C554FN UARTs and Made in USA label
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Description

Boca Research 4522 8-Port 16-Bit ISA Internal Modem Card 4522-01 H8037F

The Boca Research 4522 is an 8-port 16-bit ISA internal modem card designed to provide multiple simultaneous analog modem connections from a single ISA expansion slot. It carries FCC ID EUD 5U9 BRI4520 and was manufactured in the USA. The card is equipped with two Texas Instruments TL16C554FN quad UART controllers, which handle the serial communication for all eight modem channels.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Manufacturer: Boca Research
  • Model: 4522
  • Part Number: 4522-01
  • Assembly / Barcode Reference: H8037F
  • FCC ID: EUD 5U9 BRI4520
  • Bus Interface: 16-bit ISA
  • Number of Ports: 8
  • Connector Type: 8x RJ-11 ports, bracket-mounted
  • Main Controller Chips: 2x Texas Instruments TL16C554FN quad UART (92A5JNW BA)
  • Country of Manufacture: USA (marked on PCB)
  • Included: Card only

Applications

Multi-port ISA modem cards like the Boca Research 4522 were used in the 1990s to add multiple simultaneous dial-up modem connections to a single PC or server. They were common in small internet service provider (ISP) setups, bulletin board systems (BBS), remote access servers, and dial-in terminal applications — anywhere a single machine needed to handle multiple phone lines at once. The 16-bit ISA bus interface places this card firmly in the mid-to-late 1990s era of ISA-based PC expansion. ISA slots were standard in AT-class and early Pentium-era systems before PCI became dominant. Today these cards are primarily sought for legacy system maintenance, vintage computing, retro BBS restoration, or historical collection.

Condition: For Parts or Not Working
This Boca Research 4522 8-Port ISA Internal Modem Card has not been powered or tested at our facility and is being sold as-is. The card appears intact with no obvious physical damage visible in our photos. The PCB shows light handling wear consistent with prior use. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
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Warranty Information

We stand behind every item we sell with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If your item arrives not as described, you may return it within 30 days for a full refund. Please inspect your purchase upon arrival and contact us with any questions.
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Additional Information

Brand:
Boca Research
Model:
4522
MPN:
4522-01
Secondary Model:
H8037F
Type:
8-Port Internal Modem Card
SKU:
48611
FCC ID:
EUD 5U9 BRI4520
Bus Interface:
16-Bit ISA
Number of Ports:
8
Form Factor:
ISA Expansion Card
Chipset:
Texas Instruments TL16C554FN (x2)
Connector Type:
RJ-11 (8x, bracket-mounted)
Country/Region of Manufacture:
USA
Compatible With:
ISA-bus desktop PCs, servers with 16-bit ISA slots
Condition:
As-Is / For Parts or Not Working
Seller Notes:
Card only; untested, sold as-is. FCC ID EUD 5U9 BRI4520.
Condition Notes:
Boca Research 4522 8-Port ISA Modem Card. Untested — sold as-is, no functionality guarantee. Card appears intact with no obvious physical damage. Please view photos and contact us with questions.
California Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov
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