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You might try http://www.howardforums.com though...
How do you do this? I managed to dig up my data cable that I thought I lost, but I lost the driver CD. Found the drivers for an A900/940, which is pretty much the same as an 920, installed them on my shuttle. It found my phone as a modem, I setup a dial-up connection. Is this the right direction? I didn't get to take it any further as I am at work and had to clock back in, and don't have a spare monitor.
But after I get this far, do I have to still use it as a "Dial-Up" connection and log in as 777? I had did a quick search about "Sprint" in this forum, and it pulled up a thread from '04, which was last posted to early this year, just wanted to know if this is still the way to connect.
I don't know.
You might try http://www.howardforums.com though...
You can download the sprint connection manager from www.sprint.com/downloads they have a version with all the drivers for samsung handhelds. I'm not sure about actual usage cost though. I know in the AZ area they have unlimited "tethered" data plans for $40.
As far as I know, if you get the Sprint Power VisionSM Access Pack for $15.00/month you can get unlimited tethered access to the internet...Originally Posted by u4ia
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As far as I know the above is only for non-EVDO phones, which I thought the A-920 is. Unlimited EVDO as a data modem is $60/mth here.
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Yes that works, and here are the complete steps. I have the A900 and as far as I know the steps are the same. DO NOT INSTALL the Sprint PCS connection manager... just see the steps here -HERE-How do you do this? I managed to dig up my data cable that I thought I lost, but I lost the driver CD. Found the drivers for an A900/940, which is pretty much the same as an 920, installed them on my shuttle. It found my phone as a modem, I setup a dial-up connection. Is this the right direction? I didn't get to take it any further as I am at work and had to clock back in, and don't have a spare monitor.
But after I get this far, do I have to still use it as a "Dial-Up" connection and log in as 777? I had did a quick search about "Sprint" in this forum, and it pulled up a thread from '04, which was last posted to early this year, just wanted to know if this is still the way to connect.
Basically you have to disable the phone's modem NAI and then it'll let you connect via the #777. There is debate as to whether or not you'll get charged for this, some have, others haven't. I have the Power Vision Pack with unlimited data/web, so we'll see... I've been using mine for just under a month now... :-) I have been connecting at about 930kbps :-)
Also I have the A900 drivers that I use on my site in the CarPC Software Section. You can use either the USB data cable or Bluetooth to connect. I use Bluetooth, but have connected with the USB data cable.
Sweet, exactly what I needed, I'll give it a try on my break.
since this thread is about sprint, i have treo 650, so all i have to get is the bluebooth doogle or whatever to connect to internet??
naw... youll also need pdanet (http://www.junefabrics.com/palmnet/)
then you just get the bluetooth dongle and install palm desktop and only then will be ready to go on the internet with your PC/laptop!
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Well, thanks for all the help, works fine on my phone. Don't know if it'll be charged or not. I am on the Unlimited Vision pack, so I dunno. But man, its barely faster than dial up. It connects at I think 280kpbs, and downloads are 32kbp/s...
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