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Article #464Re: mobile data - help needed
From: David Wood
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1998 00:00
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In article <35ed0017.2726388@news.demon.co.uk>, Denis McMahon <denis@pickaxe.demon.co.uk> writes >You were right bout this, however now although the phone shows that >the data call has been answered (= connected to the GSM Interworking >Unit (GIWU) I guess) I still can't seem to reach beyond that. It's good that we've got the subscription parameter sorted - without outgoing data calls enabled, you really were sunk! >OK, set the comms for 9600 Asynch RLP on. Set the computer <-> DC23 speed higher than 9600 if you can. Although there's no V.42bis compression available on any UK cellular network to my knowledge, it's probably still a good idea to run the serial port at 19200. You should have no problem getting a 9600 data call up. Very early data equipment sometimes only supported 2400, but that's not the issue here. >>>I'm trying to connect to demon internet analogue telnos at 9600. >> >>It works fine to any of the 0845 analogue numbers from my Vodafone >>connected Nokia 9000i. > >Hmm, I did have an 0171 number in there from trying from abroad. I'll >try the 0845's and see if it makes any difference. The 0171 number simply routes onto the COLT ROMP, IIRC. What may be useful is to try the 0845 Cable and Wireless number (which I can't remember), as it terminates on different equipment (3Com kit, rather than Ascend kit). >>I think that once you get your subscription parameters sorted out, you >>shouldn't have any further problems. > >Afraid not - I still don't seem to get as far a a final connect >message. The GIWU sems to drop the call eventually. <sigh> If Vodafone is anything to go by, it can take 30 seconds from the first message (when the RLP link is up) to the second message (when the call is connected end to end). Have you got a list of AT commands for the Ericsson setup (in the reference manual, maybe)? It would be useful to know the failure code being returned by the network (found using AT+CEER on the Nokia 9000i). Without this information, I'm out of ideas now. David -- David Wood david@wood2.demon.co.uk
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