Zoom V.92 USB Mini 3095 - Fax / modem - external - USB - 56 Kbps - V.90, V.92 - supports US caller ID? HI, does anyone owning a Zoom V.92 USB Mini 3095 - Fax / modem - external - USB - 56 Kbps - V.90, V.92 have experience using this modem and knows...
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According to Ascendis Software, the modem does indeed support Caller ID: http://www.ascendis.com/callerid/modems.php [Edit] I bought two of these, and the caller ID on my Verizon landline has been inconsistent for both, missing catching the ID on about 50% the calls. Other modems work fine on my line. I see another person who had the same complaint: http://ascendis.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1356&sid=e6ce8636a0b943df381989b71ba23781
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I think it does not support 75bps.In the fax setup menu it only allows choice between 9600 and 14400.And in the data menu it does not even show baud rates.I checked the factory documentations and the baud rates are not even mentioned.Having said all this, I do not recommend this modem.It works when it works, but it often hangs up.When it hangs up it needs to be unplugged from the usb and restarted.Phil
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From box liner Modem Specifications "FAX: 300 to 14,400 bps, Group 3, Class 1 send/receive fax let's you fax using your PC. FAX speeds may be limited for phone service provided by certain Cable Providers." Hope this helps, Lynn
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If you have the modem connected to a phone line, it should work if you follow the instructions for connection and setup. I have this modem as a backup and it works great for me but I have not used it for faxing as I have a dedicated fax. Alternatively, you could call (toll free) or e-mail USRobotics and speak with one of their pre-sales or technical support technicians; and if your questions are answered satisfactorily about the modem, you could then order the modem from your vendor of choice. Good luck!
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Sorry but I can't answer that because I don't use mine as a fax. I recommend calling the HP technical department. 1 (888) 999-4747
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The model illustrated is the 5341H. The 5341J is an improvement and has a slightly different appearance. Check out http://www.zoomtel.com/products/cable_overview.html for specifics.
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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.
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There is nothing in the documentation that indicates this possibility. It does say that the software that drives the fax modem system is computer based.
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Hi jipsii, This works as an old fashioned dial up modem. The one we used on the 90s and conects vía USB for modern computers. It has nothing TO do with
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Hello! I have an iMAC, 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5. The i5 is 64-bit and the Zoom 3095 works great! Not sure why Apple took the modem out but I am glad I found this little guy! Simple to install, simple to use, and so far, no issues. I recommend this if you need fax capability with your iMac. Good luck!
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I use it for Skype. The zoom is constantly changing. Big disappointment to have the zoom changing from near to far. UGH!
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Could you provide the USB API or library (Make a call and end signal, voice data..)?I would like integrate our small callcenter solutuons.
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This model is variable speed, from 10,000 - 22,000 OPM. the variable speed dial (1-6) is near the back where the cord attaches. I have not used this feature. In most cases I use the depth gauge and guides for assistance.
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For Mac use, the Fax capability does not require any additional software files. The modem capability does require a modem script. It come with a CD with the required modem script for Mac OS 10.4.3 and greater. If you lose the CD, you can download the modem script here: http://www.usr.com/support/5637/5637-files/USRobotics56KUSBModem.dmg
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I am not sure, I only use it for outgoing faxes, but if the number is printed on a fax you receive you will see it. Otherwise I would use the phone companies caller id device before accepting faxes if you are getting too many junk faxes. Are people trapped in the 90's faxing you? LOL
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There is a USB port, but it's for manufacturer's use only. Here is a link to the specs: http://www.zoomtel.com/products/5350_specs.htmlI've owned this for one year and highly recommend it for ease of use and performance.
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Fax* Fax Modem: 33.6 Kbps Super G3* Transmission Speed: 3 seconds/page 2* Fax Resolution: Up to 200 x 400 dpi* 1-Touch Dials: 16 locations* Speed Dials: 100 locations* Broadcast Transmissions: Up to 100 locations* Fax Memory: 200 pages2 (4 MB)* Fax Functions: Dual access (perform additional functions while sending/receiving), T.37 Internet fax, Tel/Fax auto switching, Telephone answering device (TAD) interface, Distinctive ring, Broadcasting, Manual transmission, Delayed transmission, Auto redial, Auto receive, Activity reports, Protocol report (for troubleshooting)Multi-Tasking* Operation: Set up or perform two tasks at the same time Fax* Fax Modem: 33.6 Kbps Super G3* Transmission Speed: 3 seconds/page 2* Fax Resolution: Up to 200 x 400 dpi* 1-Touch Dials: 16 locations* Speed Dials: 100 locations* Broadcast Transmissions: Up to 100 locations* Fax Memory: 200 pages2 (4 MB)* Fax Functions: Dual access (perform additional functions while sending/receiving), T.37 Internet fax, Tel/Fax auto switching, Telephone answering device (TAD) interface, Distinctive ring, Broadcasting, Manual transmission, Delayed transmission, Auto redial, Auto... » Read More Fax* Fax Modem: 33.6 Kbps Super G3* Transmission Speed: 3 seconds/page 2* Fax Resolution: Up to 200 x 400 dpi* 1-Touch Dials: 16 locations* Speed Dials: 100 locations* Broadcast Transmissions: Up to 100 locations* Fax Memory: 200 pages2 (4 MB)* Fax Functions: Dual access (perform additional functions while sending/receiving), T.37 Internet fax, Tel/Fax auto switching, Telephone answering device (TAD) interface, Distinctive ring, Broadcasting, Manual transmission, Delayed transmission, Auto redial, Auto receive, Activity reports, Protocol report (for troubleshooting)Multi-Tasking* Operation: Set up or perform two tasks at the same time « Show Less