ELSA Voice Modem Serial Wave Device

Windows device driver information for ELSA Voice Modem Serial Wave Device

The ELSA Voice Modem Serial Wave Device driver is compatible with both Windows 95 and Windows 98 operating systems. The software package supports the following device models: Elsa Microlink Internet 56k, ELSA Voice Modem Serial Wave Device, and MicroLink 56k Internet. Voice modems provide users with a platform that enables them to operate voice applications. This means that a user can make and receive voice calls directly form his or her computer. This modem can provide a personal computer functions similar to that of conventional telephone lines. The functions of the modem can also be easily controlled using a computer. Voice modems also have a speakerphone function that allows better communication. It also enables video conferencing. With this device’s caller ID feature, a user can identify anyone on the other end of the line. Aside from employing the functions of a telephone, the modem can send faxes as well.

The ELSA Voice Modem Serial Wave Device likewise enables the modem to transmit and receive audio to a sound card by using the system bus. The sound card and the modem do not require any cable in order to be connected. Wave devices are needed for voice modems. Since voice modems function much like telephones, wave devices help in the transmission and reception of sound. Voice modems can also be used to send data and fax. Other voice modems support the TAPI standard. TAPI or Telephony Application Programming Interface is a Microsoft programming standard that can be used in Windows operating systems. Modems that are capable of working with TAPI have voice drivers and sound devices. Audio devices or Wave Devices for voice modems are usually provided by the modem’s manufacturer.  It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and ELSA Voice Modem Serial Wave Device errors before installing any driver updates.