Drivers

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Script for Kyocera CDMA phones

Apparently works fine

 
Script for Samsung Phones

Generic script for normal dial-up operation (not GPRS or 1xRTT).

 
Scripts for Panasonic GSM and GPRS Phones

first release, for the GD87 and similar models

 
Generic Mobile Phone Scripts

This should work with most phones, whether GSM, CDMA or TDMA. These scripts use minimal set-up and configuration commands, and leave the rest to the phone’s defaults. They may well report false connect speeds like 19200 or 230400 – do not trust the reported speed!

 
Generic GPRS Scripts

These non-specific scripts should work with most GPRS phones. They contain the bare minimum of set-up and configuration commands, in the hope that the phone’s defaults will deal with the rest.

 
Generic 3G Scripts

These non-specific scripts should work with most EDGE and UMTS phones and PC Cards (they are the same as the GPRS scripts below, just with a faster serial port speed to avoid limiting the potential performance of 3G networks). They contain the bare minimum of set-up and configuration commands, in the hope that the phone’s [...]

 
Generic HSDPA Scripts

These non-specific scripts should work with most HSDPA phones and PC Cards – they are a further speed evolution from the 3G scripts below, supporting a serial speed of 1.8 Mbit/s. They contain the bare minimum of set-up and configuration commands, in the hope that the phone’s defaults will deal with the rest.

 
Scripts for BlackBerry GPRS/3G

These scripts only work with GPRS/EDGE/UMTS BlackBerry models released from mid-2006, such as the 8100 – these models are quoted as supporting ‘tethered’ mode. Basically, these newer models have built-in modem capability, unlike earlier ones that rely on the BlackBerry Windows software to handle modem commands.

 
Scripts for Windows Mobile phones

This script allows phones that use Windows Mobile software, such as the iPAQ, Qtek, HTC and several others, to be used as a modem by the Mac. It allows GSM dial-up connections or GPRS/3G/HSDPA (but cannot change the GPRS/3G/HSDPA settings in the phone).

 
Scripts for Siemens GPRS phones

Note that it is better to use generic GPRS scripts  with recent Siemens models.