Smart Link Pci Modem Driver
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MAY 2006: SMARTLINK OUT OF THE MODEM BUSINESS - SUPPORT & DRIVERS FOR SMARTLINK /ST CHIPSET MODEMS NO LONGER AVAILABLE FROM SMARTLINK: In May 2006, the Smartlink website appeared only in Hebrew. Now, the site is back in English, but it's contents come from, a domain also registered to an Israeli company. The support page of the website stated: ' Smart Link PC Modem Products Conexant Systems acquired Smart Link's PC Modem chipset business in 2005. As a result of this acquisition, all Smart Link PC Modem products, including SL2800, SmartRISER series, SmartPCI series and SmartUSB series solutions have been transferred to Conexant. To obtain product support and updated modem drivers on any of these products, please contact Conexant.' HOWEVER, there is no mention on the Conexant site of this acquisition, nor is there any support or drivers for Smartlink products on the Conexant website. Until April of 2006, the Smartlink website proclaimed that Smartlink was '.the world's third largest supplier of analog modems.'
The last driver Smartlink released for the PCI/voice modem, version 4.20.01 for Windows XP & 2000 is now available from. Thanks to Evripidis from Greece, a modified, self-signed 64-bit driver is available from that he says will work for the Smart Link SL2800 in 64-bit Windows 7. (Please note: I do not have a Smartlink modem, and have not personally tested or verified this driver - use at your own risk and discretion.) The story behind this driver: he was wanting to use the modem as a Caller ID device for a computer application - but unable to find a signed driver that would work with Windows 7. Spending a lot of time searching and learning, he was able to locate a 64-bit XP driver for the SL2800, and modified the driver self-signing it, and making it available to us as well. If you wanted to spend the time and effort, you could probably do the same (get an original XP unsigned driver for this or any other modem, self-sign it, and use it with Windows 7, Windows 8, or even Windows 10). Smartlink previously took over support and driver development for modems based upon ST Micro chipsets.