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- 08-04-2003, 08:27 AM #1Pete VerdonGuest
I recently bought a motorola car kit for my V60i. While I was installing it,
I noticed that it has a USB socket, though this isn't mentioned in the
manual. What's it for?
I assume it's for a mobile connection to the Internet, in the same way as
the "data cables" that are available. If so, what software is required and
where can I get it from? Also, the connection between the brain and the
cradle uses a 9-pin D connector, just like a PC serial port. Is this a
coincidence, or can it usefully be connected to a computer?
Thanks for any help,
Pete
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- 08-05-2003, 12:10 AM #2Tariq AtchiaGuest
Re: Motorola HK8040 car kit mystery USB socket
"Pete Verdon" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> I recently bought a motorola car kit for my V60i. While I was installing
it,
> I noticed that it has a USB socket, though this isn't mentioned in the
> manual. What's it for?
> I assume it's for a mobile connection to the Internet, in the same way as
> the "data cables" that are available. If so, what software is required and
> where can I get it from? Also, the connection between the brain and the
> cradle uses a 9-pin D connector, just like a PC serial port. Is this a
> coincidence, or can it usefully be connected to a computer?
Most likely you can plug a computer into the USB port of the car kit, so as
to make data calls through the car kit via the phone - same as you would be
connecting the phone directly to the laptop.
Tariq
- 08-06-2003, 01:53 PM #3Pete VerdonGuest
Re: Motorola HK8040 car kit mystery USB socket
Tariq Atchia wrote:
> "Pete Verdon" <[email protected]> wrote
>> I assume it's for a mobile connection to the Internet, in the same way as
>> the "data cables" that are available. If so, what software is required
>> and where can I get it from?
> Most likely you can plug a computer into the USB port of the car kit, so
> as to make data calls through the car kit via the phone
Well yes, that's what I thought. But what software is necessary / available,
for data calls, and could it also be used for tweaking phone settings or
downloading Java apps to the phone?
Pete
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