Motorola FMMT56VPS Fax 56/V PCI Modem Card 56K V.90 V.92 Dial-Up Internal

Motorola FMMT56VPS Fax 56/V PCI Modem Card 56K V.90 V.92 Dial-Up Internal

The Motorola FMMT56VPS is an internal PCI fax modem card supporting 56K dial-up data speeds under the V.90 and V.92 standards, along with full fax capability. Manufactured by Motorola — a leading developer of modem chipsets throughout the dial-up era — this card installs into a standard PCI slot and connects to an analog phone line via its RJ-11 jacks. It carries both a line and phone port on the bracket, allowing daisy-chaining of a telephone handset alongside the modem connection.

Specifications & What's Included

• Model: FMMT56VPS
• Description: FAX 56/V MOTOROLA PCI (per board label)
• Bus Interface: PCI
• Max Data Rate: 56 Kbps
• Standards: V.90, V.92, 56/V
• Modem Type: Internal fax/data/voice modem
• Connector: Two RJ-11 ports on bracket (line + phone)
• Main Chipset: Motorola (large BGA IC visible on component side)
• Regulatory: CE marked; FCC ID visible on board
• Board Label: LT 90802 / 197 3920 / FMMT56VPS
• Included: Card only — no drivers or accessories

Applications

The 56K V.90/V.92 PCI internal modem was the standard solution for dial-up internet access and fax transmission in desktop PCs from the late 1990s through the mid-2000s. These cards were widely used in business and home desktop systems running Windows 98, ME, 2000, and XP. Motorola's modem chipsets were among the most widely deployed in the industry, found in OEM and retail cards alike. Today, this type of card is sought by legacy system maintainers, hobbyists keeping period-correct machines operational, and anyone requiring analog fax or dial-up connectivity from a desktop PC with an available PCI slot. It is also used with older industrial and point-of-sale systems that depend on analog dial-up communication lines.