Sager NP4321 Smart Link Modem Driver Download (2019)

Click on the following links for the driver package readme info. This package supports the following driver models:SmartLink 56K g: Sager ‎NP SmartLink SL PCI Modem General Features: SmartLink SL chipset PCI interface; V, 56 Kbps support V data compression 14, bps fax speeds  Missing: Sager ‎NP 56k Modem Chipsets: SMARTLINK. Information and links to drivers for modems based upon Smartlink g: Sager ‎NP

Pulse dialling is very rare nowadays and in tests for Feisty, slmodem was not able to pulse dial reliably. Note about alternative drivers for some slmodems Some slmodems those using the ALSA modem drivers, in this case do not need compilation.

: SmartLink SL V 56K Data/Fax PCI Modem: Computers & Accessories

An example is the winmodem of HP Pavilion zvus which uses snd-atiixp-modem as the modem driver. Refer to your scanModem output if this is the Sager NP4321 Smart Link Modem for you. To make such a modem work, see the section above about "Modems supported by ALSA drivers", or notes just below. This note on linmodems.

Modems supported by the Smartlink driver

First, check whether the bug is fixed yet. If it is, you can probably ignore this part. Solution below first reported successfull in the comments of this bug. First, attempt Step 1.

In case it won't compile, just choose STOP in the menu and update the slmodem sources before continuing. An example of how to do this - run these commands in the terminal: Hopefully it compiles and installs nicely this time. If it won't work, check http: If it is, you can do the above steps. Steps below were taken from here. Read this entire document, as the steps below only compliment it and you should have all the preliminaries done Sager NP4321 Smart Link Modem described for the Smartlink modem, but you can omit installing gcc These drivers support V.

The new drivers may address some XP-SP2-related problems see bottom of page. The new driver provides improved V. The drivers are not digitally signed which may result in a warning when installing the driver - you should continue anyway. If you install a 4. Starting with driver versioon 4.

There is also a driver for bit versions of Windows XP. A number of modem makers produce modems with Smartlink chipsets. Smartlink, based in Israel, provided a variety of end-user support for modem products at its website. NetoDragon, also known as NetDragon makes Sager NP4321 Smart Link Modem modem using the "MDV92XP" chipset - but, it appears that this modem may be based upon Smartlink softmodem; however, Smartlink drivers won't work unless modified with modem - reporting incompatible codec.

NetoDragon site has drivers.

Carlos in Bogota reports this file: Alex Winn from London reports using the latest Smartlink drivers Jan'05 with the NetoDragon modem by adding the following in the [Model Selection] of the. Sager NP4321 Smart Link Modem second driver supports the USB form factor. The command reference is no longer available from Smartlink.

Smartlink HAMR at modem-help.

Modem Audio - Mike Caldwell from Utah writes: One thing I found is how the sound gets from the modem card to the sound card. I believe the little LED-lights app in the tray plays the sound just like regular wave audio sounds.

When logging into a machine with a SmartLink modem using Windows Terminal Services, you can hear the modem sound carried across the network and played back on the terminal client. If you're still fielding issues on why the sound stopped working, surely that little app will be the culprit. Smartlink drivers will not support more than 1 modem in a PC - if more than one Smartlink modem is installed Sager NP4321 Smart Link Modem a machine, the blue screen of death is likely to occur.

If you want to multilink with a Smartlink modem, the second modem will need to be of a different chipset. Please note - the problems discussed in Sager NP4321 Smart Link Modem section may be resolved by updating to the latest driver - see the top of the page. I've received report that after update to SP2 the modem will still connect to the Internet, but will not produce any sound through the speaker for call progress and handshake.

Other reports include inability to dial at all; inability to use the modem in fax mode; fax software including Microsoft Fax does not recognize the modem at all.

Additionally, some users have reported XP crashes hard on modem hang-up - unplugging the PC being the only 'recovery'.