What is a USB Line Device Windows Driver?
A USB Line Device in the context of Windows refers to a generic term for any USB-connected device that acts as a "line" or "communication" interface with your computer. These devices can be anything from a USB modem, a USB communication adapter, a USB scanner, or other types of hardware that communicate via a USB port. The USB Line Device driver is essential for the operating system to recognize and properly interact with the device.
The term "Line Device" often appears in connection with devices that are used for communications or network purposes. For example:
- USB modems
- USB serial adapters
- USB network adapters
- USB to RS232 or RS485 converters
- USB VoIP or telephony devices
The driver allows Windows to communicate with the device, enabling it to transfer data and receive instructions, and it often appears in the Device Manager under Ports (COM & LPT) or Universal Serial Bus controllers.
USB Line Device drivers / ECS K7SOM
USB\VID_07B0&PID_0006 <---- Device ID matches with our database
Compatible IDs:
USB\CLASS_02&SUBCLASS_80&PROT_FF
USB\CLASS_02&SUBCLASS_80
USB\CLASS_02
XP,VISTA,WIN7,WIN8/64bits
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