PSION 5 and GSM modem card
Jan PANIS
I am using
Psion 5 sw rel 1.01 (145)
psion modem adaptor
msg suite
with pcmcia modem card from digtial and phone land line : ok (fax e
mail web)
with pcmcia cellular data card from nokia an nokia GSM :
ok in comms . I can make a connection and I can login by internet
provider
with msg suite : no connection possible. I tested all the setting.
Please help
Jan PANIS BELGIUM
Alan Thwaits
>with pcmcia modem card from digtial and phone land line : ok (fax e
>mail web)
I'm using MsgSuite, an S5, a Psion PC-card adaptor, and a Motorola Cellect
PC-card modem (not a GSM model, though), and have no trouble e-mailing,
Webbing, or faxing from a landline.
> with msg suite : no connection possible. I tested all the setting.
However, using my setup with a Motorola DPC650 cell phone, I cannot get a dial
tone. Have tried all combinations of settings, with the same sad results.
Is it possible that MsgSuite will not accept cellular based calls that are not GSM
based? (I know that some users have been able to clennect using GSM modems
and phones.)
Regards,
Alan Thwaits
Martin Thompson
Panis,
I contacted Psion and they told me to check the Firmware version of my
card (should be 1.06 apparently). They said I could check this by going
into comms and typing AT13 to check the version - this only returned an
error. I've now contacted Psion Dacom to see if they can help....
Will post results here.
Martin Thompson
Jan PANIS wrote:
> I am using
> Psion 5 sw rel 1.01 (145)
> psion modem adaptor
> msg suite
>
> with pcmcia modem card from digtial and phone land line : ok (fax
> e
> mail web)
> with pcmcia cellular data card from nokia an nokia GSM :
> ok in comms . I can make a connection and I can login by
> internet
> provider
> with msg suite : no connection possible. I tested all the
> setting.
>
Ian Rawlings
> I contacted Psion and they told me to check the Firmware version of
> my card (should be 1.06 apparently). They said I could check this by
> going into comms and typing AT13 to check the version - this only
> returned an error.
Try ATI3 instead - that's an upper case 'i', not the digit '1'.
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Ian Rawlings - ** decode anti-spam address to contact me **
John Forrest
Jan PANIS wrote:
>
> I am using
> Psion 5 sw rel 1.01 (145)
> psion modem adaptor
> msg suite
>
> with pcmcia modem card from digtial and phone land line : ok (fax e
> mail web)
> with pcmcia cellular data card from nokia an nokia GSM :
> ok in comms . I can make a connection and I can login by internet
> provider
> with msg suite : no connection possible. I tested all the setting.
You neither say what the modem card is that you are using nor what
actually happened when you tried to connect. Nor for that matter what
phone you are connecting too. Without this info it is difficult to give
any advice.
To put this in perspective, Psion Goldcard Globals did not originally
work with Nokia 2110's. They required a firmware fix. AFAIK the new 56K
versions still do not.
John
Martyn Postle
>Jan PANIS wrote:
>>
>> I am using
>> Psion 5 sw rel 1.01 (145)
>> psion modem adaptor
>> msg suite
>>
>> with pcmcia modem card from digtial and phone land line : ok (fax e
>> mail web)
>> with pcmcia cellular data card from nokia an nokia GSM :
>> ok in comms . I can make a connection and I can login by internet
>> provider
>> with msg suite : no connection possible. I tested all the setting.
>
It sounds like I am using exactly the same setup as you and I have no
problems at all. I use a Nokia Cellular Data Card GSM/PCN which is
version "DTP - 2 ver II". I have been told that some older versions
have problems. I set the Psion msgsuite default settings for "Psion
Dacom Modem" and connect via a Nokia 2110. Maybe it is a problem with
your access provider recognising the signal from your Nokia
>
>To put this in perspective, Psion Goldcard Globals did not originally
>work with Nokia 2110's. They required a firmware fix. AFAIK the new 56K
>versions still do not.
>
>John
Does anyone know whether this is true? I was going to buy a 56K Gold
Card as my company is making noises about the fact that I have
"borrowed" a Nokia card and a Toshiba PCMCIA 14.4 card from them
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Martyn Postle