Can I send pdf files with this modem? Does it support windows 7 64 bit? Can I use it as a phone dialer and be able to speak hands free through the pc?
206812
I use without any trouble as a phone modem to send data. I am not sure what form the data is in.
206813
StarTech seems not to work with my HP Desktop. But does work with my custom desktop.
206814
This particular item is very new . However it has many features that other modems do not have. Yes you can send PDF files and yes it s. Just remember it primary use is excellent external modem and supports windows 32 and 64 bit. I have been told by others you can use it through your existing phone dialer and can use that through your computer as there are many inexpensive ones on the market.
206815
It supports windows 7-64Bit I have it on 2 computers, I only received PDF, never sent one out and I never used it as a phone.
206816
I called the company (Star Tech) before I purchasing it from Amazon, they insured me that it would work with an (old dial system) and it didn't. It may work for other things, but not for this application.
206817
I have windows 7, and bill Medicare with the dial up portion they require. SpEaking hands free if you have a microphone I would imagine. I would say yes to pdf files which is what I'm sending to Medicare . Hope this helps.
750338
Yes, I use the modem on high speed connection. It's a bit clunky, but it works just fine for the purpose intended. I use it to send faxes.
606900
I have Windows 7 32-bit and can send faxes. I did go to a third party site www.rtopro.com/videohirovist.htm for instructions and a possible download. That was a while ago so don't know if it is still a viable site.
1273921
There is a workaround for x64 but it is not really functional. The driver will barely drive the scanner but cardscan.net and the cardscan software will not work with Win 7 X64 also.I am looking for a new scanner/management system.
1110353
I would assume you found out by now if the unit would work for you? Would be nice to hear if it worked for you. EG: You post back if unit worked in Vista.... (Net is a wonderful source of info IF people post back into threads they've created. -think two way street when posting... instead of one way street in which you expect all info to flow towards you.) Sort of mute point at this point in time, still... when creating a thread asking for HELP... when you do have a answer/info -update the thread/post. Will this item work in Vista? This unit was marketed during before VISTA, Windows7 was around. (Newest OS listed is XP) Don't know about VISTA... but SanDisk CF Type I/II ImageMate USB 2.0 Reader/Writer (Model SDDR-92-A15) is showing as Windows 7 32/64 bit compatible -no need to install any additional software, in case anyone is interested. (Packaging indicates you MUST install some type of software that came with unit prior to connecting drive.... Guess this is for the "One-Touch Transfer button".) Drive should show up under your drive listing...without any additional software. http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=SanDisk%20Imagemate%20Card%20Reader&v=SanDisk&uid=SDDR-92-A15&l=en-US&pf=0&pi=9&c=Mice%2C%20Keyboards%20%26%20Input%20Devices&sc=Other%20Input%20Devices&os=64-bit
1089069
I have the same question. I want to send one to my sister in-law and she has Windows 7. I guess I will have to do a Google research if no one answers here.
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I haven't used it in a while but keep it as a back up...but if i recall correctly there is no software support for vista and win7 but the drivers still work with win 7...I could connect in regular cisco mode or win wireless zero config....the user may need to be a bit knowledgeable about win 7 to make it work...or if it does work you can try finding installation drivers for the Ralink RT2571F chipset and only install those drivers and use win wireless config
1124215
I would stay away from this one. I found with Windows 7, that you have to unplug and replug this one in to get it to work again. I believe it could be with the right software, but it is very unreliable, unsupported, and doesn't work most of the time. I recommend find a different modem.
138953
Yes...but this can only be done thru Veebeam player only. But unit does not support 64 bit. Also driver for Win7 OPS does not support 5.1 Surround. Distance from dongle to receiver, line of sight minimal...using it for 3 years works ok.
370877
I purchased this device to have fax capability for my laptop which is running Win7-64. The laptop recognized the fax modem and configured automatically. I sent one test fax using Windows scan & fax and everything worked fine. I rarely have a need for fax but wanted a small USB modem just in case I needed to fax or use dial-up. Otherwise it seems to setup and work fine for my needs.
742516
I use mine to connect to equipment modems at remote sites. Works great for that, and expect it would both send and receive faxes just fine. It's a generic modem - as long as it successfully installs on your PC/laptop/etc., what specific application you use it for isn't critical.
679204
I use this as an external fax modem for the Windows fax software on a Dell desktop running Windows 7. It works just fine for a small office that sends/receives faxes about 5x a week. I have a dedicated fax line, so I can't speak to having one telephone line/AT&T; high speed internet. I would assume as long as the modem gets a dial tone from the phone line, it will work.
113460
I am using it over a wireless network with my Windows 7 32-bit machine. Don't have any problems with scanning or printing and didn't have to download any drivers from the site to get it to work.
559349
I bought one of these awhile ago. Unfortunately, this type of modem is intended for OLDER or pre-win7 systems. If you are looking for a 56K modem, try a PCI-Express,or just a PCI modem.
116901
You have to purchase Phone Tray Dial-up to make the modem work as described, you also will need to purchase the latest software they have with that modem (receive and make phone calls also use it for caller id on your pc) Good luck!
155404
Would not recommend this USB modem, it has no instructions or clues as to how to use it other than it specifically acts as a dial-up modem for Internet access and for fax/data applications via a land telephone line (includes the telephone cord for connecting the same). You said you have a "modem wire" - suggesting you already have a modem and thus no need for an external modem. Maybe you need a USB connector, not a modem? Best to due more research for your specific need.
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No, but you can get a USB fax modem for $10Neewer Chipset USB 56K Voice, Fax, Data External V.90, V.92 Modem, Supports Microsoft Windows 8,Windows 7, Windows Vista 32bit, and Windows XPImporter520 USB 56K External Fax Data Modem