DSI PCI Modem Enumerator

Windows device driver information for DSI PCI Modem Enumerator

DSI PCI Modem Enumerator is produced by DSI. A modem is a device which is a device which is used to facilitate communication through computer networks. They are electronic devices which facilitate the change of digital signals within a computer from digital data into specific frequencies which are then transmitted via cable TV lines or telephone lines. On reaching their destination the frequencies are received by the modem and are then demodulated back to digital data. Modems are therefore very useful in networking applications. PCI modems are those that use PCI slots in the computer. They are provided together with an enumerator or a driver which facilitates linkage between old COM ports and the new PCI bus. With this driver, the system is able to recognize the modem as a traditional COM port with an IRQ assignment that is not the standard one.

The speed of modems is increasing by the day and some notable ones include the cable modems as we as the ADSL modems. There radio modems which are classified as wide band and narrow and depending on their data transmission rate. Since most of these PCI modems are based on software the user will be required to have a driver that is specific to a particular operating system. The drivers for this device come with a self installer to facilitate installation though at times, the user may be required to install the driver traditionally. For the DSI PCI Modem Enumerator to function effectively and efficiently, users are advised to always ensure that they are using the latest version of the device driver. Old versions have been known to create conflicts and can produce errors in the work of the device. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and DSI PCI Modem Enumerator errors before installing any driver updates.