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Sanyo 8400 and #777?

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~~NoMad~~ - 16 Oct 2006 20:03 GMT
Will a Sanyo 8400 phone tether a laptop to the Internet using the #777
number?
Assuming the account has the $15/mo Vision service.

Will a standard Sanyo USB driver work?

Thanks,

NM
Deamon Master - 18 Oct 2006 04:21 GMT
> Will a Sanyo 8400 phone tether a laptop to the Internet using the #777
> number?
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>
> NM

NoMad,

  I had the same question about my Sanyo 6600 and spoke with Sprint
about it today.  Apparently the $15/mo Vision service does not include
the phone as a modem option.  That is only available on PCS Power Vision
plans.  That being said, it also depends on your phone.  Until I got the
 6600 last week I had been using a PM-8200 and using the phone as a
modem  with no problems on a $10/mo Vision plan.  I also asked Sprint
about this and they said that the older phones did not distinguish
between surfing the web via the phone or from a PC via a cable, so the
PC could surf fine.  The newer phones DO know the difference and will
block the ability if you don't have a Power Vision plan or the $39/mo
data plan.

I would think the 8400 is old enough that it won't know if you are
surfing the web via the phone or a connected PC.  As to the USB drivers,
yes the standard Sanyo USB drivers should work fine.  As long as your
phone shows up as a USB modem.
Chris Lemon - 18 Oct 2006 06:14 GMT
> I would think the 8400 is old enough

Huh? The 8400 isn't even a month old.

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Deamon Master - 23 Oct 2006 03:56 GMT
>> I would think the 8400 is old enough
>
> Huh? The 8400 isn't even a month old.

Woops!  My bad, I assumed by the model number it was older.  I stand
corrected.
 
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