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Category: 3G_CDMA_GSM_WiFi

[CellSatWiFi] Forcing EVDO (Verizon)

info — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:47:02 +0000

Dave, thanks for the information.

Category: 3G_CDMA_GSM_WiFi

[CellSatWiFi] Forcing EVDO (Verizon)

info — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 21:47:03 +0000

Ron:
From what I can find, “You need to be on a Windows enabled PC to lock the card. After its locked you’ll be able to use it in HDR mode only on your Mac.”
Sorry.

Category: 3G_CDMA_GSM_WiFi

[CellSatWiFi] Forcing EVDO (Verizon)

info — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 21:47:02 +0000

Dave, Great information and I anxiously tied it on my MacBook running VZAM 4.0.1 for the Mac. On the Mac the log-in screen is accessed by typing “option-d”. I was able to log-in using the password you furnished but that opened a screen with only 4 choices:
Manual Activation (greyed-out, not active) Mobile IP (greyed-out, not active) Field Test (active but not useful for forcing EVDO mode) QuickAccess (active but not useful for forcing EVDO mode)
Do you know if there is some other way to force EVDO using the Mac version of VZAM.
Thanks, Ron Engelsman
On Nov 18, 2008, at 9:24 AM, Dave Rudisill wrote:
> This has come up in the past, but I thought I would report my > recent experience with forcing my Verizon USB device to connect > using only EVDO. > > For the last couple weeks, we have been spending time in an area > with marginal Broadband service. Most of the time, the UM150 was > reverting to the NationalAccess network, with download speeds of > 130-140 kbps. Occasionally it was switch to BroadbandAccess (Rev > A), with speeds around 800-900 kbps. > > Last night I tried forcing it to EVDO only, and it has maintained > a Broadband connection for about 16 hours now. We’re happy! > > To do this, you must insert the device in your computer and use > Verizon Access Manager (VZAM). You can’t do it with the device > connected to a router. In VZAM, press Ctrl-d. The password is > “diagvzw”. Click “Manual Settings”, and select “HDR only”. (You > could select “CDMA only” to force a NationalAccess connection.) > > By the way, this is the utility for creating a Quick-to-Net > connection in VZAM, if you want to do that. > > After exiting the utility, your device can be used again in a > router, and it will connect only in EVDO mode. > > To reset the device back to its default, use VZAM again to change > the setting from “HDR only” to “Automatic”. > > — > Dave Rudisill > Dunsmuir, CA > >

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Category: 3G_CDMA_GSM_WiFi

Forcing EVDO (Verizon)

info — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 19:47:10 +0000

Category: 3G_CDMA_GSM_WiFi

Forcing EVDO (Verizon)

info — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 17:47:03 +0000

This has come up in the past, but I thought I would report my recent experience with forcing my Verizon USB device to connect using only EVDO.
For the last couple weeks, we have been spending time in an area with marginal Broadband service. Most of the time, the UM150 was reverting to the NationalAccess network, with download speeds of 130-140 kbps. Occasionally it was switch to BroadbandAccess (Rev A), with speeds around 800-900 kbps.
Last night I tried forcing it to EVDO only, and it has maintained a Broadband connection for about 16 hours now. We’re happy!
To do this, you must insert the device in your computer and use Verizon Access Manager (VZAM). You can’t do it with the device connected to a router. In VZAM, press Ctrl-d. The password is “diagvzw”. Click “Manual Settings”, and select “HDR only”. (You could select “CDMA only” to force a NationalAccess connection.)
By the way, this is the utility for creating a Quick-to-Net connection in VZAM, if you want to do that.
After exiting the utility, your device can be used again in a router, and it will connect only in EVDO mode.
To reset the device back to its default, use VZAM again to change the setting from “HDR only” to “Automatic”.

Category: CellSatWiFi

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Category: 3G_CDMA_GSM_WiFi

Bluetooth Pairing Amnesia

info — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 19:47:03 +0000

There was a movie I think was called 50 First Dates about a young woman who had a memory problem and her guy had to start romancing her all over again every time. That’s something like my Mac and cellphone situation. I have the same phone Bluetooth-paired with my son’s Blue and White G3 running OSX 10.3.9 (Panther) and it works fairly reliably if you ping the whole session. Tried to pair it to my G4 Graphite running 10.4.11 and it sort of works, but only for that session! I have to re-install and re-configure the pairing EVERY time I want to get on the Net on my own computer, which is maddening because Microsoft was in on the interface for the Sprint Samsung Upstage and IMHO, screwed it up. I can’t run it on a data cable to the Mac AT ALL so I tried Bluetooth, with this result. With Bluetooth, the Mac gives a pairing code number I have to punch into the Upstage very fast or the Mac gives up waiting for it. The Upstage interface, instead of asking me to flip the phone over to the button side, makes me go through one of the SLOWEST ways to enter the numbers on the graphical side I have ever seen. It sometimes takes 10+ tries to get the timing JUST right and by then I’m so upset I don’t even want to be on anymore. Can someone give me a clue how to make the Mac’s Tiger Bluetooth system and the Sprint Samsung Upstage Bluetooth system remember each other from session to session??
Oyeah - I’m using two of the same model Belkin Bluetooth USB adapter, one in son’s G3 Panther machine and one in my G4 Tiger.
Thanks - Jim

Category: maccellphone

[CellSatWiFi] Kyocera KR-1

info — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 19:47:02 +0000

Bob, Start here
http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/kr1-router/
Download here
http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/kr1-router/firmware.htm
Jeff
Bob H. wrote: > Anyone know the latest firmware for the KR-1 — and where we can > download it? > > Bob H. > > > ———————————— > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >

Category: 3G_CDMA_GSM_WiFi