epollock
asked on
Wave Device for Voice Modem
I want to start using my phone dialler however it appears that I have a problem( as indicated in Device Manager) in that no drivers are loaded for this device. I have present in system folder two files which I believe are needed viz mmdevldr.vxd and serwave.vxd and have also attempted without luck to import other drivers from disks I have including the modem disk ( Voicecard 56 Pro V1456VQH-R (Dynalink)) The dialler program opens OK but no dialling sound comes from speakers. I Have deleted the Wave Devicefor voice modem from Device manager and Windows has located and asked for the drivers but nothing seems to be acceptable .
Your help appreciated.
Your help appreciated.
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
sorgie
I agree with the above as far as reinstalling your modem but delete your modem and wave device for voice modem from device manager in safe mode, Usually when you have a problem trying to install then reinstall you may have duplicate entries for these devices which only show in safe mode.
There's a little known fact about these Wave Modems that you have to obtain a special jumper to hook from your modem to your soundcard. most likely it will be a TAD jumper. It will only work if your soundcard supports this. The jumper is very hard to find.
Sandi
Sandi
Yes, or you could simply connect a small 2.5mm jack-to jack audio lead between the modem spkr out and the sound card aux in.
Most good answering machine programs will let you select your sound card for playback and recording of voice messages anyway.
Most good answering machine programs will let you select your sound card for playback and recording of voice messages anyway.