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Setting Up the New Modem Configuration

1. In the

Modem (“your modem name”) dialog, in the “Connect via” field,

select the port to which you connected the USB adapter or modem cable

(for example, “Printer port/USB” or “Modem Port”).

Note

The USB port (for example, “Printer Port/USB”) appears as an

option only if the USB adapter is plugged in and the adapter’s

software driver is properly installed.

2. From the “Modem” list, select the desired script:

❑ “QUALCOMM GSP-16XX” — This script uses the mode

preferences that are set on your Tri-Mode Phone (for details, see

“Setting Mode Preferences for Data” on page 7).

❑ “QUALCOMM GSP-16XX SAT only” — This script forces your

Tri-Mode Phone to make data connections using the Globalstar

satellite system exclusively. Select this only if you do not want to

make cellular data connections.

❑ “QUALCOMM GSP-16XX CELL only” — This script forces your

Tri-Mode Phone to make data connections using a terrestrial

digital cellular network exclusively. Select this only if you do not

want to make Globalstar data connections.

Tip

The QUALCOMM Globalstar modem uses a baud rate to match

the rate on your Tri-Mode Phone. For best results, set the phone’s

baud rate to 38400 bps. On your Tri-Mode Phone, you can check

or change the baud rate by selecting

menu, selecting Features >

Data > Baud Rate