Wisecom FB WS-3314JS3 16-Bit ISA 56K Modem Card with Audio Ports RJ11

Wisecom FB WS-3314JS3 16-Bit ISA 56K Modem Card with Audio Ports RJ11

The Wisecom FB WS-3314JS3 is a 16-bit ISA internal modem card supporting 56K dial-up connectivity. Designed for desktop PCs with an ISA bus slot, the card occupies a single ISA slot and provides a standard RJ11 telephone line jack for dial-up modem access along with onboard audio port connectivity through the bracket. A dip switch bank on the card allows configuration adjustments. The card bears FCC Part 15 and Part 68 compliance certification and Industry Canada Class B approval, and is manufactured in Taiwan.

Specifications & What's Included

• Model: FB WS-3314JS3
• Secondary Part Number: 96-47N-72218
• PCB Part Number: PM1336005004
• FCC ID: L4OWS-3314JS3
• FCC Registration No.: 409TAI-30323-PT-E
• Bus Interface: 16-bit ISA
• Modem Speed: 56K
• Telephone Connector: RJ11 (USOC Jack RJ11C)
• REN: 0.6B
• Onboard audio ports on bracket
• Dip switch configuration block
• Certifications: FCC Part 15 & 68, Industry Canada Class B (2395 7706 A)
• Country of Manufacture: Taiwan
• QC OK sticker present on board
• Card only — no driver software or accessories included

Applications

ISA-bus 56K modem cards like the WS-3314JS3 were a standard internal communications peripheral for desktop PCs throughout the mid-to-late 1990s into the early 2000s, the era when ISA was still common in consumer and business systems before PCI modems became universal. These cards connect a PC to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) for dial-up internet access, fax transmission, and voice modem applications using Windows 9x, Windows NT, and MS-DOS-era operating systems. The 16-bit ISA form factor means this card is compatible with any PC motherboard carrying a standard 16-bit ISA expansion slot — common on 486, early Pentium, and some later Socket 7 and Slot 1 boards that retained ISA slots. Today, ISA modem cards like this are sought by collectors and enthusiasts maintaining vintage PC systems, retro gaming rigs, and legacy industrial or embedded computers that still rely on ISA bus hardware. The onboard audio ports extend the card's usefulness as a combination modem and basic audio I/O solution, a common feature on budget combination cards of this period.