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HP 5184-1211 PC80079 56K V.90 PCI Fax Modem Card
- PCI bus interface for modern desktop systems.
- Supports V.90 modem standard for up to 56Kbps download speeds.
- Integrated fax modem functionality.
- Internal card form factor.
- Includes standard RJ-11 telephone connector.
- Designed for dial-up internet and fax communication.
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Product Overview
The HP 5184-1211 is a 56K V.90 PCI Fax Modem Card, offering internal connectivity for desktop computers. It enables high-speed dial-up internet access and fax capabilities, adhering to the V.90 standard for enhanced data transfer rates over analog phone lines.
Technical Information
| Interface Type | PCI |
| Modem Speed | 56K V.90 |
| Modem Type | Fax Modem Card |
Additional Specifications
| Part Number | 5184-1211 |
| Brand | HP |
Product Description
The HP 5184-1211 PC80079 is a high-performance internal modem card designed to bring robust communication capabilities to desktop computers via the PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) bus. This interface is standard on most PCs from the late 1990s onwards, ensuring broad compatibility with a wide range of systems. The card supports the V.90 modem standard, which was the final major standard for dial-up modems, offering theoretical download speeds of up to 56 kilobits per second (Kbps). This was a significant upgrade over previous standards, allowing for faster web browsing and file downloads over analog telephone lines. Beyond its data modem capabilities, the 5184-1211 also functions as a fax modem. This means it can send and receive faxes directly from the computer, integrating communication tasks into the digital workflow. The card typically features an RJ-11 port for connecting to a standard telephone line. Its internal design means it resides within the computer case, requiring an available PCI slot for installation and connecting to the phone line via a cable. This modem card was a popular choice for users who needed reliable internet access and fax functionality before the widespread adoption of broadband technologies like DSL and cable internet. It represents a mature stage in dial-up modem technology, offering the best possible performance achievable over traditional analog phone lines. The 'PC80079' designation might refer to the chipset manufacturer or a specific internal HP model number associated with this modem.



