Twin Modems Driver

Follow the steps below to search for the ATI3 Response Data and the proper driver software for your modem.
(We suggest that youPrint This Pagebefore you start Step 1.)

Step 1.
Turn off your Internet connection, and start Control Panel from Settings,
Step 2.
Double click the Modems icon,
Step 3.
Select the Diagnostics page,
Step 4.
Select the COM Port where your modem is located and click the More Info... button,
Step 5.
Look for the Response from Comm...ATI3 and click the corresponding string (or the closest match) in the table below and you will automatically receive the file you need.
Step 6.
Read and follow these instructions to correctly update your modem.

If you don't find a close match below, use this link.

ATI3 Response Data for Rockwell / Conexant Modems.
Some drivers provided by Zoltrix

Windows 95/98/ME

• V1.xxx.xx-K56_DLP (Rockwell Internal ISA ACF) Downloads version 2.310 for Windows 9x
• V2.xxx.xx-K56_DLP (Rockwell Internal ISA ACF) Downloads version 2.310 for Windows 9x
• V1.xxx-K56_DLS (Rockwell External) Downloads version 2.310 Including V.90 Flash for Windows 9x
• SoftK56V_B2.x_Vx.xx (Rockwell HSF) Downloads version 2.12.00 for Windows 9x
• V2.1.x.xxx (Rockwell HCF Internal PCI, voice) Downloads version 2.1.2.135b for Windows 9x
• V2.1.x.xxx (Rockwell HCF Internal PCI, voice) Downloads version 2.1.2.161.000 for Windows 9x
• V2.1.x.xxx (Rockwell HCF Internal PCI, voice) Downloads version 2.1.2.166.003 for Windows 9x

Download the HCF/SFT modem configurator here! Allows for changing multiple modem settings.

Windows NT

• V2.1.x.xxx (Rockwell HCF Internal PCI, voice for Windows NT )

• SoftK56V_Bx.x_Vx.xx (Rockwell HSF for Windows NT)

Windows 2000

• V2.1.x.xxx (Rockwell HCF Internal PCI, for Win2000 ONLY)
• SoftK56V_Bx.x_Vx.xx (Rockwell HSFfor Win2000 ONLY) Get THIS one!
• Hewlett Packard Riptide HCF driversfor Win2000 ONLY

DO NOT email the modem guy until you have read this whole page! I am not going to do all your work for you, as I've done enough just putting up this page, and keeping these drivers available.

If you can't be bothered reading it, don't email me. Everything you need to know about what driver to get and how to install it, is already here.

Modem Driver Installation Instructions

These instructions apply to Windows 95 and Windows 98. They will work with most driver or driver/flash combination files.

These instructions also assume that you already know how to make a folder (directory), and are reasonably familiar with unzipping a downloaded file.

DO NOT ask me for instructions on how to do these things. Get a book, ask a friend, or take a computer course, as you need more help than I can give in one simple web page.

Part 1)
Make a directory on your hard drive, and call it something like 'mdmdrv'.
This is the directory name I use in the following Part 2.
Unzip the file you downloaded to this directory.

Part 2)
Go to Control Panel, System. Click on the 'Device Manager' tab. Look down and you'll see Modems. Click on the little plus (+) sign beside the word Modems. Highlight your modem by clicking on it once.
Click on the 'Properties' button.
Click on the 'Drivers' tab.
Click on 'Update Driver' button.
Click 'Next'
Click 'Display a list of all drivers.....'
Click 'Next'
Click 'Have Disk'
Click 'Browse'
Double click 'c' in the right hand column.
Double click 'mdmdrv' in the right hand column.
Click 'ok'
Click 'ok' again.
Click 'Next'
If a warning screen pops up warning about wrong drivers, click 'yes', and install the update anyhow.
(This warning is standard. It just means that the driver provided is not from your modem's manufacturer, and should be ignored.)
Click 'Next'
Click 'Finish'
Click 'Close'
Click 'Close' again,
Restart your computer.

Go to Control Panel, Internet, Connection tab, Settings button, and specify your new modem type.
Connect to the internet!

Note: Rockwell is now called Conexant, the independent Semiconductor Systems division. Same modem, different drivername.