> I am just being inquisitive, is it possible to build a GPRS modem
> (2G/3G) out of Sorkris?
If you just want to get IP connectivity, consider a USB dongle.
A number of them emulate a serial COM port on USB, and you just
ATDT*99# and then talk PPP to the thing.
While not an internal module, it
Hello!
Dumpolid Exeplish schrieb:
> I am just being inquisitive, is it possible to build a GPRS modem
> (2G/3G) out of Sorkris?
Do you mean a software solution with just a little RF hardware?
That is a nice idea but unfortunately there aren't any open-source
GSM/GPRS protocol stacks available. E
> I am just being inquisitive, is it possible to build a GPRS modem
> (2G/3G) out of Sorkris?
I think you really mean 'router' as in a system that routes traffic
between a local ethernet segment and the cellular IP network. If so,
this thread already answered - yes. Not many PCI models seem to
Hi,
I am just being inquisitive, is it possible to build a GPRS modem
(2G/3G) out of Sorkris?
Regards
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 1:31 PM, Brian Candler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 09:59:20AM -0400, Randall Nortman wrote:
> > Can anybody recommend a GPRS modem that will wo
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 09:59:20AM -0400, Randall Nortman wrote:
> Can anybody recommend a GPRS modem that will work with the net4801
> under Linux? This is for US frequencies -- the only GSM carrier in
> the area at the moment is AT&T/Cingular. I have all options open on
> the board right now --
> Have you used their USB adapters? AT&T is currently selling a
> rebranded AirCard 881 USB dongle.
I've tried them (Sierra Wireless USB adapters), but never for
production - found the USB connection to be too flimsy for my
applications.
> effectively on their own, so that's not saying much.
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 09:18:45AM -0600, RB wrote:
> This has been discussed to exhaustion before here: there don't seem to
> be any mini-PCI or regular PCI cellular cards. Please consider
> searching the archives next time; there are several available, of
> which the probably easiest to use is G
> Multitech:
> http://www.multitech.com/PRODUCTS/Categories/Device_Networking/wireless_
> modems/
I stand corrected on the "No PCI modems" statement.
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Subject: [Soekris] GPRS Modem for net4801?
Can anybody recommend a GPRS modem that will work with the net4801
under Linux? This is for US frequencies -- the only GSM carrier in
the area at the moment is AT&T/Cingular.
This has been discussed to exhaustion before here: there don't seem to
be any mini-PCI or regular PCI cellular cards. Please consider
searching the archives next time; there are several available, of
which the probably easiest to use is Gmane.
Depending on what speed you need, your best option is
Can anybody recommend a GPRS modem that will work with the net4801
under Linux? This is for US frequencies -- the only GSM carrier in
the area at the moment is AT&T/Cingular. I have all options open on
the board right now -- CF, Mini-PCI, 3.3v PCI, RS-232, and USB. This
thing is installed in a
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