Cable for V60s to 3COM Cellular Modem PA Card

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Wont work. Sorry



"Tom M" <tomndebm@nospam.escapees.com.nospam> wrote in message
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> Have a V60s and also a 3COM 3CXM556 56K Modem PC card. I'm in need of a
> cable to connect them together for AMPS usage in the boonies.
> Haven't found one yet. Can anyone suggest a source?
> TIA
>
> --
> Tom M
> (To reply, remove *deletenospam* from my address)
>
>
>

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Why don't you just get a serial cable and forget using your modem??? Mine
works great with a V60I.

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Hi tgw,
You are correct. AMPS DATA is the game I'm trying to play. I have a
working 3COM PCMCIA cellular modem card and a new Moto V60s tri-mode cell
phone, but cannot for the life of me find a connecting cable. USR (3COM
successor) has nothing. I guess if I had pinouts for both the PCMCIA card
and the v60s, I could make my own cable, maybe.
I know that OSITECH makes a PCMCIA card and has a cable for the v60s, but I
hate to throw away a perfectly good 3COM card and spend another $119.
Any ideas?

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Tom M
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"tgw" </dev/null@spam.com> wrote in message
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> He asked about using this for AMPS (i.e., analog) only service areas.
> Digital service is required in order to use the phone as a modem.
>
> "BDBaldwin212" <bdbaldwin212@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:20040726174000.04837.00000501@mb-m12.aol.com...
> > Why don't you just get a serial cable and forget using your modem???
> Mine
> > works great with a V60I.
>
>

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Thanks, I looked there the other day and rechecked today as you did. Came
up empty, so I emailed them with my exact needs and now await their answer.
Strange world of making things obsolete ;-(

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Tom M
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"tgw" </dev/null@spam.com> wrote in message
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> Try contacting SupplyNet (thesupplynet.com, 800.826.0279). They
specialize
> in cellular, PDA, PC card, and GPS cables. I do not see the one you need
> listed, but they may be able to kook you up...
>
> "Tom M" <tomndebm@nospam.escapees.com.nospam> wrote in message
> news:COsNc.141098$OB3.62529@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> > Hi tgw,
> > You are correct. AMPS DATA is the game I'm trying to play. I have a
> > working 3COM PCMCIA cellular modem card and a new Moto V60s tri-mode
cell
> > phone, but cannot for the life of me find a connecting cable. USR (3COM
> > successor) has nothing. I guess if I had pinouts for both the PCMCIA
card
> > and the v60s, I could make my own cable, maybe.
> > I know that OSITECH makes a PCMCIA card and has a cable for the v60s,
but
> I
> > hate to throw away a perfectly good 3COM card and spend another $119.
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > --
> > Tom M
> > (To reply, remove *deletenospam* from my address)
> > "tgw" </dev/null@spam.com> wrote in message
> > news:yZednQRAjNj3RpjcRVn-jA@flxtek.net...
> > > He asked about using this for AMPS (i.e., analog) only service areas.
> > > Digital service is required in order to use the phone as a modem.
> > >
> > > "BDBaldwin212" <bdbaldwin212@aol.com> wrote in message
> > > news:20040726174000.04837.00000501@mb-m12.aol.com...
> > > > Why don't you just get a serial cable and forget using your modem???
> > > Mine
> > > > works great with a V60I.
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>

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The Geomadic site says very clearly their WIC-1505 cable will allow V60s
users to "easily connect their Laptop to the wireless web to send email,
browse the Internet, send faxes, exchange instant messages and more!"

A few days ago (and before I saw this link to the Geomadic site), I asked
Motorola customer service why the Motorola Web site showed no data cable
accessory for the V60s. The CSR told me there is no provision for connecting
the V60s to a computer, and that is one of the few Motorola phones that
can't be connected with a computer. As I understand it, that means you can't
use your computer to manage the V60s address book, can't download rings and
other goodies from your computer, nor can you use the V60s as a "modem" to
connect to your computer to the Internet.

Has anyone used a Motorola V60s to connect to the Internet?

TIA,

Rich

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"Nite Hawk" <nitehawk79@netzero.net> wrote in message
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> Tom M wrote:
>
> > Thanks, I looked there the other day and rechecked today as you did.
Came
> > up empty, so I emailed them with my exact needs and now await their
answer.
> > Strange world of making things obsolete ;-(
> >
> try this place also http://www.gomadic.com/

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"Rich" <notarealaddress@nospam.com> wrote in message news:<IHzTc.40566$ju6.36981@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com>...

Yep. My V60S is with Verizon Wireless. I have a USB data cable
(#MA-8820C) from Mobile Access. I installed a driver I found and now
the phone looks like another modem on COM5 whenever it's plugged in.
I have sucessfully dialed up my ISP with it. Works great.


>
> Has anyone used a Motorola V60s to connect to the Internet?
>