Yeah, it's an identify question again

[Targaff]

Sorry to be a pain

I've currently got an RS56/SP-PCI waiting to be put into a machine, but I've tried it previously and I've had the problems others have mentioned using the generic drivers whereby the sound doesn't cease when connected. I'll try the M0L0 solution once it's in the machine, but in the meantime I was wondering if someone might be able to help identify the card more accurately so I can find manufacturer's drivers rather than use the generic ones (which are stopgap, of course).

The card has the following markings:

The chipset is Conexant RS56/SP-PCI, R6793-11, ref. B89408.7 9944 Korea. In the top right corner of the front of the card is the following:

FM-56PCI V:RWHS-C
552-5600-029
Made in Taiwan

On the rear of the card are two stickers. The first has three boxes, in the first of which is written:

625-811050*J*1426
RI56-21PR-AC3

The two boxes below have red stamps of QC-J and QA-9 respectively.

The other sticker has the text M56PCI/S-RWM in large letters, then below that a barcode preceded with s/n (serial number, presumably) and the numbers 912001870.

There's also another sticker, but it appears to be a sales sticker, saying CE 0197X. Unfortunately I cannot find an FCC ID anywhere.

I know this is information overkill, but I'm hoping providing all details might help one of the experts here to identify the card for me TIA.

 

[darylalden]

I have a modem that almost exactly matches your description
did you get any info on yours or manage to locate the drivers

Thanks
Daryl

 

[Targaff]

Hi there,

Unfortunately I haven't. As I mentioned, however, the general drivers from Conexant do work, and I'm presuming adding the additional settings to the connect string works as well (I haven't had the chance to try it, for one reason or another).

If you have it installed, this webpage might interest you:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=298837

In that it provides a (somewhat roundabout) means of identifying the manufacturer of a modem. Whether or not it works or not is another matter - again, I haven't been able to try it - but it's worth a try.

 

[Comtech]

It could be an Acorp.
Homepage is

http://www.acorp.com.tw/English/default.asp

Hit the "Drivers" link, and see if you can figure it out.
If that site doesn't help, get it from driverguide:

http://www2.driverguide.com/uploads/uploads9/4615.html

Cheers,
Jim

http://members.cnx.net/reboot/

 

[Ivanhoe55]

Most likely it's a WELL modem and you should be able to find suitable driver here:

http://www.wellmodem.com.tw/support/driver_datalist.php

check the CONNEXANT chip and use the numbers and specs on the chip to find the exact modem (or at least a driver that's workable).

good luck
Ivanhoe