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Product Overview |
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The 5184-3849 HP 56K PCI Fax Internal Modem Card serves as a reliable internal communication device that connects desktop PCs to analog telephone lines. It fits into a PCI slot inside the computer, enabling fax and data transmission over standard phone networks without additional external equipment. |
General Information |
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| Brand | HP |
Technical Information |
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| Series | 56K |
| product type | Internal PCI Fax Modem |
| Product Category | Modems |
| Compatibility | Desktop PC |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | No |
| Compliance Standards | CE, FCC |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Form Factor | PCI |
| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The 5184-3849 HP 56K PCI Fax Internal Modem Card enables desktop computers to send and receive faxes and data over traditional phone lines. It is commonly found in office environments where legacy telecommunication methods are still in use or required for specific communication needs. This modem card is built for IT professionals and businesses that depend on stable dial-up connections for faxing or data transfer. Key Features
Installed internally, this modem card provides desktop systems with dependable faxing and data communication capabilities. It maintains steady performance over analog lines and helps preserve traditional telephony functions within modern desktop setups. Its design balances functionality and ease of use for ongoing operational reliability. |
Use Cases |
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This internal modem card is typically integrated into business desktops that require faxing capabilities or dial-up data access. It's suitable for environments where digital faxing and remote communication over phone lines remain necessary, particularly in smaller offices or organizations with legacy infrastructure. How It's Used:
In these setups, the modem card contributes to maintaining operational continuity and enables older telephony functions to coexist with modern desktop systems. It helps organizations manage communications efficiently where telephone line connectivity is essential. |