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USRobotics E162061 Pci 56K Modem
- PCI bus interface
- 56K data speed (V.90)
- Includes fax capabilities
- Internal installation via PCI slot
- Designed for desktop computers
- Requires RJ-11 phone line connection
- Supports dial-up internet access
- Plug-and-play installation (OS dependent)
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Product Overview
The USRobotics E162061 is a PCI bus 56K modem card. It provides high-speed dial-up data and fax communication for desktop computers.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Modem Card |
| Interface | PCI |
| Data Speed | 56 Kbps |
Additional Specifications
| Standards | V.90 |
| Fax Speed | 14.4 Kbps |
| Form Factor | Internal Card |
Product Description
The USRobotics E162061 is an internal modem card designed for installation in desktop computers featuring a PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) slot. This PCI interface signifies a more modern connection standard compared to older ISA bus modems, offering improved data transfer rates and Plug-and-Play capabilities in compatible operating systems. The modem supports data communication speeds of up to 56 Kbps, adhering to the V.90 standard, which was the final widely adopted standard for dial-up modems. This card functions as a faxmodem, enabling users to send and receive faxes at speeds up to 14.4 Kbps, in addition to its primary role of providing dial-up internet access. Installation involves inserting the card into an available PCI slot and connecting it to a standard telephone line via an RJ-11 connector. It draws power from the computer's internal power supply. The USRobotics E162061 represents a reliable solution for users who require dial-up connectivity. It is suitable for environments where broadband internet is unavailable or for specific applications that necessitate dial-up access. Its PCI interface makes it compatible with a broader range of PCs manufactured from the mid-1990s onwards, offering a straightforward way to add essential communication features to a computer system.


