Hi Guys,

I am trying to connect to internet using Wavecom fastrack GPRS modem.
There no drivers in the web for this type. I can use "at" commands to
initiate a voice call and to receive.Can "at" commands use to connect
to internet as well, If so can anyone please guide me some guidence.

Thanks
Manjula De Alwis
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From: Ashot Shahbazian (tyrebusters(at)covad(dot)net)
Subject: Re: Wavecom GPRS modem drivers

 
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Date: 2004-08-05 22:42:15 PST


Wavecom does not publish drivers for their modems.  You can use
Windows
standard modem type drivers.  Depending on the modem's firmware it may
have
either 9600 or 19200 baudrate, or could be autobauding to 115K.

If it's a GPRS modem any software that supports GPRS and standard type
modems are supported should work with it.  Check your program manual.

There are some integrators that had written drivers for Wavecom
modules and
modems.  Please let me know if you happen to find one - I'd be
interested,
too

Good luck ))
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Thanx Ashot Shahbazian,

Finally I manage to connect to the Internet using the Wavecom modem.
Yep you have to use the standard 19200 modem. But you need to enter
APN, which standard modem domt have a place to enter, so what I did
was put APN using "AT" commands.

Thanx again for your help.

manjula