CA-42 Data Cable, DKU-5 cable, DKU-2 Cable

I plan to own a Nokia 6015i phone on the Verizon system soon.

Can anyone explain the uses of the 3 data cables (in subject line)
listed under the phone (Nokia 6015i) of Nokia's web site??


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Traveling

Bruce Crawford wrote (12/5/2004 10:41 AM):

> "Traveling" <rvparked-newsroup@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>I plan to own a Nokia 6015i phone on the Verizon system soon.
>>
>>Can anyone explain the uses of the 3 data cables (in subject line)
>>listed under the phone (Nokia 6015i) of Nokia's web site??
>
>
> For reasons that are unclear to me, the 6015i is not data-capable for
> National Access purposes. You may be able to use a cable for PC Suite
> purposes.
>

I use the DKU-5 with the 6015i for data transfer between PC and phone.
I have also experimented successfully (but have not seriously used) the
6015i and a laptop for incoming/outgoing fax and for dialup data.

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Richard J. Wyble

Where did get your DKU-5 cable? And when you use the term "data
transfer", does that include EMAIL??


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Traveling

>
>
> I use the DKU-5 with the 6015i for data transfer between PC and phone.
> I have also experimented successfully (but have not seriously used)
> the 6015i and a laptop for incoming/outgoing fax and for dialup data.
>
> --
> Richard J. Wyble
>

on our way wrote (12/6/2004 9:30 AM):

> Where did get your DKU-5 cable? And when you use the term "data
> transfer", does that include EMAIL??
>
>

"Data transfer" means precisely that -- no more, no less -- the moving
of data between the computer and the phone, having nothing to do with
e-mail.

I purchased the DKU-5 from some vendor on eBay, name nor forgotten.

Your original post stated;

*............I have also experimented successfully (but have not
seriously used) the
6015i and a laptop for incoming/outgoing fax and for dialup data.*

It was the incoming/outgoing fax/dialup data I was referring to. You
mentioned that you *experimented successfully* and I assumed that dialup
data was email.

My concern is "will the 6015i work, tethered to a laptop for email, and
if so, the source of the cable. One vendor who sells the Nokia cable
package stated that the DKU will only allow transfer of data (pictures,
ring tones, etc) and not work with NationalAccess.

If your cable worked in your "experiment" for email, then I'm confident
that the phone will work.

Thanks for your patience.


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Traveling


"Richard J. Wyble" <rwyble@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> on our way wrote (12/6/2004 9:30 AM):
>
>> Where did get your DKU-5 cable? And when you use the term "data
>> transfer", does that include EMAIL??
>>
>>
>
> "Data transfer" means precisely that -- no more, no less -- the moving
> of data between the computer and the phone, having nothing to do with
> e-mail.
>
> I purchased the DKU-5 from some vendor on eBay, name nor forgotten.

on our way wrote (12/7/2004 8:28 AM):

> Your original post stated;
>
> *............I have also experimented successfully (but have not
> seriously used) the
> 6015i and a laptop for incoming/outgoing fax and for dialup data.*
>
> It was the incoming/outgoing fax/dialup data I was referring to. You
> mentioned that you *experimented successfully* and I assumed that dialup
> data was email.
>
> My concern is "will the 6015i work, tethered to a laptop for email, and
> if so, the source of the cable. One vendor who sells the Nokia cable
> package stated that the DKU will only allow transfer of data (pictures,
> ring tones, etc) and not work with NationalAccess.
>
> If your cable worked in your "experiment" for email, then I'm confident
> that the phone will work.

Not necessarily so. My experimentation involved only incoming/outgoing
fax and dialing into a terminal server for a few minutes. I can't speak
to National Access, one way or the other.

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Richard Wyble