Product specifications

Modem Integrator’s Kit
8-2 80-99240-1 Rev. D
What You May Need in Addition to the Kit
The Modem Integrator’s Kit should be sufficient for setting
up one modem on a bench for development and testing.
For GSP-1620 modem development purposes (bench setup
and developing modem applications), it is recommended that
developers have a Windows PC, because the Modem
Integrator’s Kit CD-ROM contains some Windows code
samples.
If necessary, the modem can be powered via the AC adapter
on the Diagnostic cable, but developers/OEMs may prefer to
use their own DC power supply. Mounting a bench modem
and antenna is optional, but would require M3 and M4
screws, respectively, and a screwdriver.
OEMs who are packaging modems into end-user products will
need to supply mounting enclosures and customized cables.
Configuration and setup of computer systems to use the
GSP-1620 modem with Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) is
beyond the scope of this document. However, the
configuration procedures for the QUALCOMM Globalstar
GSP-1600 Tri-Mode Phone are included as a reference in the
QUALCOMM Globalstar Data User Guide, 80-99126-1EN
(located on the kit’s CD-ROM). For example, using the
procedures in that document, you can set up a Windows
modem driver and Windows Dial-Up Networking. With the
Globalstar UT Program Support Tool (UTPST), including:
■ CD-ROM containing the UTPST software and a “soft
copy” (PDF file) of the Globalstar UTPST Script API
Reference Manual, 80-99114-1
■ Globalstar UT Program Support Tool User’s Guide,
80-98225-1
■ Globalstar User Terminal Service Programming
Guide, 80-98482-1
Table 8-1. Checklist of Modem Integrator’s Kit Components
Component