Drivers Needed for Kyocera 2135

07-08-2004, 01:21 PM

I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
"modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
Thanks,
K.

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
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07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>

07-08-2004, 04:16 PM

"Kath" <kyordy@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:c03ee559.0407081121.f4ecc30@posting.google.co m...
> I bought an after market USB data cable kit for my Kyocera 2135
> phone.I want to hook it to my laptop to use when I travel. I installed
> the USB drivers, but it seems to be needing a modem driver for the
> phone. It calls in to connect , but then I get an error message saying
> "modem isn't working properly". I have tech support for both Verizon
> and Kyocera and neither are coming up with anything that connects the
> phone. Is there anyway to get the Kyocera driver or do I have to buy
> the actual Kyocera data kit with the software?
> Thanks,
> K.

Not sure what a 2135 is, but I use the below for my 2035a, 2235, and 2335.
<start Paste>
>
> An easier way is to just install the Verizon EN dialer. It sets up
> everything automatically, and gives you the Q2Net access as well.
>
>
http://www.randomite.com/files/Veriz...nd_Venturi.zip
>
>

Heres a generic mobile office, if someone already has a cable, gets a
generic cable from futuredial.com, and/or buys a new computer, or if you
have to do a reinstall when repairing, this is it!

PS it's 15+ MB, only do it from Cable or DSL!!
<End Paste>