Mobile Phone Tools 2.0 and v60s

Has anyone been able to connect MobilePhone Tools 2.0 to a Motorola
V60S mobilephone. I have been able to get through the configuration
wizard without any apparent problems, but when the software opens, the
software seems to be stuck in the "initialization" phase. I have
tried the software on both Windows98SE and WindowsXP. I am also using
a Motorola USB cable.

Thanks in advance for any insight.

-SKS

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Hi, I have no problems with bluetooth. Are you putting in the pin number ok
when you instigate the setup from the phone?
Chris C
"Sheldon K. Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Has anyone been able to connect MobilePhone Tools 2.0 to a Motorola
> V60S mobilephone. I have been able to get through the configuration
> wizard without any apparent problems, but when the software opens, the
> software seems to be stuck in the "initialization" phase. I have
> tried the software on both Windows98SE and WindowsXP. I am also using
> a Motorola USB cable.
>
> Thanks in advance for any insight.
>
> -SKS

Hi, I have no problems with bluetooth. Are you putting in the pin number ok
when you instigate the setup from the phone?
Chris C
"Sheldon K. Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Has anyone been able to connect MobilePhone Tools 2.0 to a Motorola
> V60S mobilephone. I have been able to get through the configuration
> wizard without any apparent problems, but when the software opens, the
> software seems to be stuck in the "initialization" phase. I have
> tried the software on both Windows98SE and WindowsXP. I am also using
> a Motorola USB cable.
>
> Thanks in advance for any insight.
>
> -SKS

Actually, I called Tech Support and got the work around. Once the
software is installed, go to the menu button on screen (on the PC), go
to setup, go to general setup, go to communication, go to the change
modem button, and work through the wizard in setting up a new modem.
Be sure to check CDMA and select the V60p. From there, things work
fine...

Also, be sure that there is only one Motorola USB modem showing as
being active in the modem control panel on the PC....

-SKS

Actually, I called Tech Support and got the work around. Once the
software is installed, go to the menu button on screen (on the PC), go
to setup, go to general setup, go to communication, go to the change
modem button, and work through the wizard in setting up a new modem.
Be sure to check CDMA and select the V60p. From there, things work
fine...

Also, be sure that there is only one Motorola USB modem showing as
being active in the modem control panel on the PC....

-SKS