GPRS Connection Speed via USB

If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old Notebook to
the [email protected], the max connection I can get is 115KB, using the
same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would this be caused by my
Notebook having an older USB (I think its v1.0) connection? I've tried it
with Bluetooth, and USB Cable (sitting side by side, so the position, and
time frame are the same) with the same results.

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"NoBody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old Notebook to
> the [email protected], the max connection I can get is 115KB, using the
> same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would this be caused by my
> Notebook having an older USB (I think its v1.0) connection? I've tried it
> with Bluetooth, and USB Cable (sitting side by side, so the position, and
> time frame are the same) with the same results.

You'll have ot adjust the virtual com port speed. That is the speed that is
actually being reported to you. Older USB is capable of 11Mbps.

"Yeeehaaa" <[email protected]> wrote in news[email protected]:

> "NoBody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old Notebook
>> to the [email protected], the max connection I can get is 115KB,
>> using the same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would this be
>> caused by my Notebook having an older USB (I think its v1.0)
>> connection? I've tried it with Bluetooth, and USB Cable (sitting side
>> by side, so the position, and time frame are the same) with the same
>> results.
>
> You'll have ot adjust the virtual com port speed. That is the speed
> that is actually being reported to you. Older USB is capable of
> 11Mbps.
>
>
>

Should the modem port speed be set at the highest maximum then?

NoBody wrote:
> "Yeeehaaa" <[email protected]> wrote in news[email protected]:
>
>> "NoBody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old Notebook
>>> to the [email protected], the max connection I can get is 115KB,
>>> using the same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would this be
>>> caused by my Notebook having an older USB (I think its v1.0)
>>> connection? I've tried it with Bluetooth, and USB Cable (sitting side
>>> by side, so the position, and time frame are the same) with the same
>>> results.
>> You'll have ot adjust the virtual com port speed. That is the speed
>> that is actually being reported to you. Older USB is capable of
>> 11Mbps.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Should the modem port speed be set at the highest maximum then?
If it can be set to AUTO / Automatic, I would set it to that if it was mine

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> NoBody wrote:
>> "Yeeehaaa" <[email protected]> wrote in
>> news[email protected]:
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>>> "NoBody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>> If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old
>>>> Notebook to the [email protected], the max connection I can get
>>>> is 115KB, using the same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would
>>>> this be caused by my Notebook having an older USB (I think its
>>>> v1.0) connection? I've tried it with Bluetooth, and USB Cable
>>>> (sitting side by side, so the position, and time frame are the
>>>> same) with the same results.
>>> You'll have ot adjust the virtual com port speed. That is the speed
>>> that is actually being reported to you. Older USB is capable of
>>> 11Mbps.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Should the modem port speed be set at the highest maximum then?
> If it can be set to AUTO / Automatic, I would set it to that if it was
> mine
>

No automatic selection...

NoBody <[email protected]> wrote:
> If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old Notebook to
> the [email protected], the max connection I can get is 115KB, using the
> same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would this be caused by my
> Notebook having an older USB (I think its v1.0) connection? I've tried it
> with Bluetooth, and USB Cable (sitting side by side, so the position, and
> time frame are the same) with the same results.

I think there is something wrong with your desktop measurement.
I thought the Razr was only good for GPRS Class 10, and no EDGE at all. My
v551, with EDGE, gets around 100Kbps, not B, and you won't get 230, even
with EDGE. In a GPRS-only area, I get 30-40Kbps.

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>> NoBody wrote:
>>> "Yeeehaaa" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>>>> "NoBody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>>>> If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old
>>>>> Notebook to the [email protected], the max connection I can get
>>>>> is 115KB, using the same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would
>>>>> this be caused by my Notebook having an older USB (I think its
>>>>> v1.0) connection? I've tried it with Bluetooth, and USB Cable
>>>>> (sitting side by side, so the position, and time frame are the
>>>>> same) with the same results.
>>>> You'll have ot adjust the virtual com port speed. That is the speed
>>>> that is actually being reported to you. Older USB is capable of
>>>> 11Mbps.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> Should the modem port speed be set at the highest maximum then?
>> If it can be set to AUTO / Automatic, I would set it to that if it was
>> mine
>>
>
> No automatic selection...
>
>

The speed you see on your computer may well be the port speed and nothing to
do with the data rate through your phone. As an example when I use VPN the
network connection icon tells me I have a 1GB link, which I can assure you
is not true. The WAP connection is pretty slow.

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In <[email protected]> on Sun, 05 Feb 2006 15:16:21
-0500, NoBody <[email protected]> wrote:

>"Yeeehaaa" <[email protected]> wrote in news[email protected]:
>
>> "NoBody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old Notebook
>>> to the [email protected], the max connection I can get is 115KB,
>>> using the same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would this be
>>> caused by my Notebook having an older USB (I think its v1.0)
>>> connection? I've tried it with Bluetooth, and USB Cable (sitting side
>>> by side, so the position, and time frame are the same) with the same
>>> results.
>>
>> You'll have ot adjust the virtual com port speed. That is the speed
>> that is actually being reported to you. Older USB is capable of
>> 11Mbps.
>
>Should the modem port speed be set at the highest maximum then?

Yes.

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Originally Posted by Austinman

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>> NoBody wrote:
>>> "Yeeehaaa" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>>>> "NoBody" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>>>> If I use my RAZR, and Motorola Phone Tools to connect my old
>>>>> Notebook to the [email protected], the max connection I can get
>>>>> is 115KB, using the same setup on my Desktop PC, i get 230KB, would
>>>>> this be caused by my Notebook having an older USB (I think its
>>>>> v1.0) connection? I've tried it with Bluetooth, and USB Cable
>>>>> (sitting side by side, so the position, and time frame are the
>>>>> same) with the same results.
>>>> You'll have ot adjust the virtual com port speed. That is the speed
>>>> that is actually being reported to you. Older USB is capable of
>>>> 11Mbps.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> Should the modem port speed be set at the highest maximum then?
>> If it can be set to AUTO / Automatic, I would set it to that if it was
>> mine
>>
>
> No automatic selection...
>
>

The speed you see on your computer may well be the port speed and nothing to
do with the data rate through your phone. As an example when I use VPN the
network connection icon tells me I have a 1GB link, which I can assure you
is not true. The WAP connection is pretty slow.

[I]Regretably - no matter what the device connection speed (I have 960kbs for both bt and usb) your internet speed is totally throttled by the quality of the local wireless network. Sorry. Mine (GPRS) is no better than a 24k dial-up modem most of the time - with all the tweaks I've done (sans hacking the actual code) - at best it looks like a 56k modem running a little slow. (sigh).
Good luck.
I monitor with ActivePorts, do timings with FasterFox and have all my custom settings peaked out. I use FileZilla for FTP and I enable up to 5 simultaneous connections. All of this makes a broadband connection scream for mercy but has zero effect on T-Mobile GPRS performance.
There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that T-Mobile et al are deliberately throttling over the air bandwidth. What jerks.