Conexant D-Link DU-562M USB rev. A Driver Download

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D-Link DU-562M USB rev. A Driver

D-Link DU-562M External Modem Driver

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Windows Vista, Windows Vista (64 bit), Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows 98SE, Windows 98, Windows 95

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Driver for D-Link DU-562M Rev. A external USB modem

File size: 1.10 MB.

File name: du-562m_xp.zip

User Manual: ftp://files.dlink.com.au/Products/DU-562M/REV_A/Manuals/v1.00/DU-562M_Manual_v1.00.pdf

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Jerry K (DG Member) on 24-Jul-2009

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Driver Contents File List

The following files are found inside the driver download file.

Name	Size	Date
CNXStd.cty	107.4 KB	7 Jul 2003
DUSBUT5.cat	27 bytes	28 Jun 2000
DUSBUT5.inf	28.2 KB	7 Jul 2003
HSFHWCD2.sys	162.2 KB	14 Mar 2002
HSF_CNXT.sys	595.0 KB	14 Mar 2002
HSF_DP.sys	1.2 MB	14 Mar 2002
HXFSetup.exe	282.6 KB	5 Mar 2002
MDMXSDK.sys	9.9 KB	22 Oct 2001
MdmXSdk.dll	57.3 KB	22 Oct 2001
csacpl.cpl	316.9 KB	30 Jan 2002
disk1	23 bytes	4 Feb 2002
firmware.bin	6.5 KB	9 Mar 2002
hsfinst.dll	12.1 KB	25 Dec 2001

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