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The Telephone Answering Device connector is used for passing audio bidirectionally between a voice modem and a sound card. This allows voice calls to be made using a computer, with the audio coming out of the speakers connected to the sound card, and the sound card's microphone being used to pick up speech for the call.
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Devices
Sound cards
The following sound cards have a TAD connector:
| Device | Model | Bus type | Bus width | TAD | MB_PRO? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Creative Sound Blaster 16 (C16F) | CT2940 | ISA | 16-bit | Dupont-4 | ✓ |
| Sound Blaster 16 (C16F) IDE | CT2940 | ISA | 16-bit | Dupont-4 | ✓ |
| Creative Sound Blaster 16 Prelude | CT2960 | ISA | 16-bit | Dupont-4 | ✓ |
Modems
The following modems have a TAD connector:
See also
- CD audio connectors lists the various types of connectors used for TAD
- The MB_PRO connector provides equivalent functionality to TAD
