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Hyperterminal-like program?

Hi does anyone know a hyperterminal-like program for opening modem connections? For TCP-IP I use ssh (Pocketputty), but sometimes I need to run a modem terminal connection via modem for backup reasons.

hyperterminal
i think you could user
- vxhpc
- mtoken (www.choung.net)

Universal as USB modem on linux

Hi,
There are plenty of posts related to this, but I cannot find one exactly dealing with this particular problem: I have linux installed on my laptop, and I would like to use my universal as a USB modem (UMTS modem would be great, but Gprs should be just fine). I do not really care about bluetooth, I just want to make it work with the usb cable, this would already be great.
Thank you,
Buzz.

Here's a cliff notes version of what worked on my tmobile MDA under linux...not sure how different the universal is.
Turn on modem link on the universal with USB as the type connection.
Run the following (and if this works you will want to have it run each time the pc boots up)
modprobe usbserial
modprobe ipaq vendor=0x0BB4 product=0x00cf
When you connect the universal to the linux box you should be able to run "dmesg" and see what the vendor and product #'s should be.
Once these have been ran the universal should map to /dev/ttyUSB0 (you will see it say so in dmesg)
You then setup a normal gprs type connection to your provider..dialing *99# etc....

Thanks for hint! The following commands:
"modprobe usbserial
modprobe ipaq vendor=0x0BB4 product=0x00cf"
really got my Himalaya to be detected as modem.
The modem is being succesfully queried with KPPP.
But I still can't connect to GPRS. There are 3 leds in WModem (connection, input, output), and noone flashes when i start to connect.
The modem is being initialized, then "Modem is ready", then "Dialing *99#...".
I use the following initialization string: AT+cgdcont=1,"IP","Internet",""
System is ALTLinux 3.0 Sisyphus, kernel 2.6.18.
What I did wrong?

Hermes' internal GSM/UMTS modem - which COM-port?

did anyone figure out under which COM-port is hidden Hermes' internal GSM/UMTS modem? i've tried send AT commands to port range COM1-COM9, but no success..

something doesnt work correctly in wireless modem program. My pc doesnt recognize it like a i did with my universal or imate pocket pc

List of AT commands for HTC Wizard (Qtek 9100)

Hi,
Where can I find a list of AT modem commands for the HTC Wizard (a.k.a. Qtek 9100) ?
I would like to retrieve the cellid. The command "AT+CREG" returns "ERROR". I have found a list for HTC Hermes on this website, but they don't seem to be compatible.
Many thanks,
Niko

AT commands are standard, should be the same in all devices.
Make sure you are registered to the GSM network before you run AT+CREG.
This sequence should work on wizard too:
Code:
AT+CFUN=1
AT+CPIN=1234 <---- replace 1234 with your SIM PIN code
AT+CREG=2

Thanks for your help !
I tried it, doesn't work.
When I send "AT (enter)" I get an "OK" back.
When "AT+CFUN=1 (enter)" I get an "ERROR" back.
This is my test setup:
- on my windows xp notebook I run a program http://www.ircomm2k.de/ which connects my infrared (irda) port to COM8
- using Hyperterminal I connect to COM8 to manually type AT commands
- on my mobile device XDA Wizard (Qtek 9100) I use the program "Modem link" to connect "IrCOMM" (the infrared port) to the modem
My mobile device is connected to the GSM network. I can even send AT commands to call a number, that works.
Thanks again,
Niko

same problem here with HTC kaiser on mac OSX Leopard.
Did anybody solve this??

jade as a usb modem

I want to use Jade as a USB modem or phone to send binary SMS (using NowSMS software)
How can I define it as a generic gsm modem on Wşndows XP ?
what are the requirements ?
Do I need any 3rd party software or just Activesync ?
thanks.

within the WM5, there exist "modem link", you can involk the modem's function, even the AT command, but now, disappear.