February 5, 4:44 am
Modem Driver Support and Download
The key to getting a modem to work is often getting the right init string or driver. That's because every brand and model of modem is a little different. Inits and drivers take these differences into account, and help your software work with your modem. You're always better off with a driver. The driver will contain an init string, as well as extra settings used by the program. For Windows 95/98 DialUp Networking and Apple's PPP for Open Transport, you generally must have the correct driver in order for the software to report the true connect speed.
3Com no longer makes US Robotics modems.
3J Tech Co. Ltd
Pegasus Modems
Aceex
Acer Components
ACS Innovations
ActionTec
Active
Ambient Technologies
Now Handling Cirrus Logic Chip Support
Amquest Modem Formerly Amquest Corporation
Anchor Datacomm
Apache Micro Peripherals
Apex Data
Archtek
Askey Computer Corporation
Magicxpress
AT&T
AT&T Has Sold It's Modem Products to Lucent Technologies
Atlas Peripherals
Auslinx International
Aztech Systems
Formerly Aztech Labs in the U.S.
Banksia Luxxell Research, Inc
This company appears to have gone out of business shortly after buying Aspen Technologies
Maestro
MagicXpress
Magitronic
Mainpine Limited
Multiport Analog Modems
Maxtech Corporation GVC
Megahertz
US Robotics Mobile Communications Corporation, A division of 3Com
Microcom
Now a Division of Compaq
Support for most previous Microcom products has been discontinued (in an apparent attempt to make Microcom more 'Compaq like')
Min Communications, Inc.
Modular Technology
Motorola
Multi-Tech Systems Multitech Systems
Netcomm
New Media
NewCom, Inc.
This domain was bought by a satellite provider
Nortel Networks
Bought and Discontinued Many Bay Networks Products.
Olicom
Currently no English version is available.
Option Communications
Ositech
Bay Networks Penril Datability Networks
This product is not Bay Network's "bread n' butter" so information is hard to find.
Best Data
Boca Research
Cardinal Technologies
Cardinal apparently was purchased by Hayes, which went under (again). You can find drivers at the Hayes site
Cirrus Logic
Cirrus Modem Support Is Now Handled by Ambient Technologies
CIS Technology, Inc.
Com1
Compaq
Conexant
The Company That Spun Off of Rockwell Semi Conductor
Creative Labs
Technical Support
Creatix
CXR Telcom
D-Link International DLink
Dataflex Design Communications, Ltd.
Davicom Technologies, Inc.
Dayna Communications
Apparently bought by Intel
Existing Support
Diamond Multimedia
Digicom Systems, Inc.
All ModemBlaster Products
Products
Troubleshooting
Digital Integrated System
Digitan Systems
Dr. Neuhaus Telekommunikation Dr Neuhaus
Dynalink UK
V.90 Upgrades
E-Tech
Echo Communications
Eiger Labs
Elebra
Elsa
Envoy Data Corporation
Ericsson
EXP Computer, Inc.
Fly Indusries Inc.
General DataComm
Genius-KYE
Global Village
GVC of Canada
Hawking Technology
Hayes Microcomputer Products, Inc.
Hewlett Packard
Not Really a Modem Maker
Hightech Information System
IBM MicroElectronics
MWave Modems
IBM PC File Library
INPRO Development Corporation
Intel
Intel changes it's URLs too often to keep accurate links. If you need information from the Intel server, please use the Search function from their home page.
Intertex Data
IQ Technologies
Jaton
Kingmax Technologies, Inc.
Kortex
Lasat
Legato Electronics Ltd
Lucent Technologies
A chipset maker, not a modem maker
Paradyne
PC Card International
PCtel
Penril Datability Networks - Bay Networks
This product is not Bay Network's
Phoebe Micro
Piiceon, Inc.
Apparently No Longer Support their modems
PMC Consumer Electronics(Pace)
Pora Corporation
Practical Peripherals
Bought By Hayes and Out of Business
Prometheus ProductsNo Longer In Business
Protégé Solutions Protege Solutions
Psion Dacom
PureData
Quantex Microsystems
Reveal
Reveal Computer Products on the Web
Copy of the old Reveal web site
Rockwell Semi Conductor
Rockwell spun off Conexant ( Conexant became the manufacturer of chip sets previously made by Rockwell ), Who Discontinued All End User Support
S3
Now maker of Diamond MM products, who make Supra products?
Sagem page Groupe
ServerTech
Shark Multimedia
Sierra Semiconductor (SSC) Online
Ex Chip Manufacturer Offering No Support
Siliciom Connectivity Solutions
Silicom Multimedia Systems
Simple Technology
Sony
Search the Knowledge Base
Sony Computing
Spectrum Signal Processing, Inc
DSP Makers
ST Microelectronics
Chipset Manufacturer
Supra
Now a Diamond Multimedia Product
Swann
Taicom Data Systems
TDK
Telebit
Telepath
AKA Gateway Telepath - These are actually USR/3Com Modems. Check the 3Com information
TeleTronix LTD Belgium
Tornado Modems
Texas Instruments
Toshiba
Tron Datacommunicatie
Trust Computer Products
United Microelectronics (UMC)
The Chipset Manufacturer's Not So Useful Home Page. Don't waste your time. The Customer Support page might look enticing, but it's only a sales pitch.
US Robotics
No longer a 3Com company. The "Support" links below each contain links to "Drivers & INFs," "Documents," "Download Library" and "Product Manuals" for the specific product at the USR site.
Viking Components
Watson
Many MWave Resources
Well Communication Co.
WildCard Technologies, Inc.
Wisecom, Inc.
Downloads
X-Link XLink
Xircom
Zoltrix International
Zoom Telephonics
ZyXEL Zyxel
General Handy Init Strings
To keep the modem from answering the phone
Add S0=0 to your init string. (Note that "0" is a zero, not a capital "o".) If you want the modem to pick up after the fifth ring, for instance, you would use S0=5.
Speaker Control Init Strings
These commands will control the speaker on most modems. Note that "0" is a zero, not a capital "o". The Windows 95 Modems control panel and the Macintosh Modem control panel (in OS 7.6 and higher) have volume controls, so using an init string is usually not necessary if you have the correct driver or settings files installed.
M0 Speaker always off
M1 Speaker on during connection
M2 Speaker always on (very noisy)
L0 Lowest volume
L1 Lowest volume (redundant)
L2 Medium volume
L3 Maximum volume
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