Does this modem qualify as a fax modem?

Question

I found this old PCI modem in my stash. I was thinking about using it to set up a fax modem on my PC. The only question is, does this qualify as a fax modem?

In other words, what signifies a fax modem?

Will in fact any 56K (V.90/V.92) modem qualify as a fax modem?

The chip label reads:

CONEXANT
RS56-PCI
R6793-12
E49786.1
0029 PHILIPPINES

Some additional info off the PCI plate:

HP P/N: 5184-4701
DC: 4037 REV: A
REORDER P/N: 5184-4701
SERIAL NUMBER: AZT006458

I tried installing this on Windows 7. It didn't bark. Drivers were missing. I know it works under Windows 98 SE (the original system) and most likely will work under Windows XP. I did try exporting the Windows XP drivers for this device (inf, sys, etc.) and using them for a manual driver install under Windows 7. Unfortunately it didn't work. So I will have to use it on Windows XP at least, or use it on a Linux machine.

Hardware IDs:

PCI\VEN_127A&DEV_2014&SUBSYS_4055122D&REV_01
PCI\VEN_127A&DEV_2014&SUBSYS_4055122D
PCI\VEN_127A&DEV_2014&CC_078000
PCI\VEN_127A&DEV_2014&CC_0780

Answer 1

As a quick Google search reveals¹, this most probably identifies as

PCI vendor ID: 127A, PCI device ID: 2013 ; data/fax
PCI vendor ID: 127A, PCI device ID: 2014 ; data/fax/voice
PCI vendor ID: 127A, PCI device ID: 2015 ; data/fax/voice/speakerphone

and therefore should qualify as a fax modem. The way I see it every modem should, but I'm not definitely sure about this.

¹ see this link