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Conexant SOFTK56 Softk56 Ma560Ci Pci Modem Card
- PCI Interface for internal system integration
- Supports V.90 and V.92 modem standards for up to 56Kbps download speeds
- Integrated fax modem functionality
- Includes a standard RJ-11 telephone line connector
- Designed for legacy desktop PC systems
- Requires an available PCI slot for installation
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Product Overview
The Conexant SOFTK56 (Ma560Ci) is a PCI modem card designed for internal installation in desktop computers. It provides dial-up internet connectivity and fax capabilities through a standard analog phone line.
Technical Information
| Interface | PCI |
| Modem Standard | V.90, V.92 |
| Max Speed | 56Kbps |
Additional Specifications
| Functionality | Modem, Fax |
| Connector | RJ-11 |
Product Description
The Conexant SOFTK56, identified by the model number Ma560Ci, represents a common internal modem solution from the era of dial-up internet access. This PCI-based card was engineered to provide reliable data and fax communication services by connecting to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) via an RJ-11 telephone jack. Leveraging industry-standard protocols such as V.90 and the later V.92, the SOFTK56 aimed to deliver the fastest possible speeds over analog lines, reaching up to 56 kilobits per second for downloads. Its integration into a PCI slot meant it was a permanent addition to a computer's internal hardware, offering a more stable and often faster connection compared to external serial modems of the time. The inclusion of fax capabilities further enhanced its utility, allowing users to send and receive faxes directly from their computers. This modem card was a staple for home and small business users who relied on dial-up for internet access before the widespread adoption of broadband technologies like DSL and cable. Its straightforward installation and compatibility with a wide range of operating systems made it a popular choice for upgrading or equipping PCs with essential communication features. The Conexant chipset was known for its performance and reliability in the modem market.
