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T39 used as modem to connect to internet won't go above 9600 bps?!? |
Magistus
Joined: Apr 24, 2002
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I just managed to get my T39 connected to my PC over IrDa connection ans also managed to install the phone as a modem but when I'm connected with my provider Windows sais it's connected with 9600 bps only. What happens and how can I get it to the promised 28k8?!?
Thanks a lot in advance
Windows XP
IrDa Serial cable Actisys 220L+
IrDa speed at 115200 bps
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peanut
Joined: Mar 18, 2002
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From: UK: Oxon and Leics
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This is by gprs presumably?
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Magistus
Joined: Apr 24, 2002
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no, just a normal connection to a normal ISP
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Linkinpark17UK
Joined: Jan 27, 2002
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You'll need a GPRS subscription with a network that iffers it. Normal internet with just your phone and service provider can only go up to 9600 bps cos of the band width or something, I'm not sure.
I hope this helps.
By the way I don't think the IrDA can deliver data faster than 9600 BPS, try using the cable or bluetooth.
[ This Message was edited by: Linkinpark17UK on 2002-05-26 21:10 ] |
Magistus
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hmmm....does this have something to do with using multiple lines or smg? (something I remember from other postst) |
oskar
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There is something called HSCSD (maybe high speed circuit switched data) which will allow you to use higer speed without GPRS..
Ask your network operator about it.. to be able to use it, they have to support it..
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Magistus
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well, called the operator and they don't even know what HSCSD is and GPRS isn't yet available so I guess I'll just have to wait  Thanks anyway |
Joejoethejoey
Joined: Apr 23, 2002
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How did you get the PC to use the T68 as the modem. I've installed the driver for it, I can see it under the Modems section in Control Panel, but when I make a new Dial Up connection, it won't let me choose the T68 as the modem.
Please ehlp. I'm using WinXP Home Edition. |
sonyericsson
Joined: May 14, 2002
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Try using this....
Put this extra string in the dial up properties setting...under extra commands.. or extra string..
at+cbst=0,0,1;+chsn=4,0,0 |
arnoldc
Joined: Dec 14, 2001
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if your operator only supports CSD, then there is nothing you can do, regardless of how you set up your phone or PC. |
Cardo
Joined: Jun 18, 2002
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Just to get the facts straight, IrDA supports speeds up to 4Mbps theoretical, that's 4 times what bluetooth does. Of course, as it needs line of sight, and the range is pretty short, it's just a complete pain.
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dan47
Joined: Feb 14, 2002
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On 2002-05-26 22:10, oskar wrote:
There is something called HSCSD (maybe high speed circuit switched data) which will allow you to use higer speed without GPRS..
Ask your network operator about it.. to be able to use it, they have to support it..
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hscsd- it will dial up your sp.
i think gprs offer higher speed.
i guess 9600 is your sp's top speed.
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mark.davey
Joined: May 02, 2002
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What country are you in and what network are you on?
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Magistus
Joined: Apr 24, 2002
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I'm using Dutchtone in The Netherlands and they just don't support HSCD so too bad. About using my phone as a modem, I just installed all software of the CD that came with it (including the modem driver, also available for download on the net), connected it by IrDa and the phone was recognized as a modem and could be used by a normal Dial-Up connection from Windows. Though the speed here is only 9600 bps |
dr34mc4st3r
Joined: Feb 27, 2002
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No cellfone operator in ur country have gprs service?
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Posted: 2002-05-26 21:36
