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DKNJ4Lyfe
DKNJ4Lyfe Page Icon Posted 2005-08-16 4:47 PM
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For some odd reason I post something and then nothing comes up and thats for evry topic.

But look I got my Jornada 680e and I LOVE IT!!!! I changed my background made documents and everything. But nowI find out my mom had a 56k modem I could use and it works but the only thing is is that it says I need a carrier. and my mom says i need a program or something like AOL on it. And Im trying to find the download of AOL 2.0 Beta and I cant find it anywhere. If anyone can tell me what to do PLEASE help me i really would like to get online!!!!!

IS there a download of it that doesnt cost $20?????????
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torch Page Icon Posted 2005-08-16 5:19 PM
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What kind of port does the 56k modem use?
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torch Page Icon Posted 2005-08-16 5:36 PM
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and what is AOL 2.0 Beta, There are different kinds of AOL products, and this AOL 2.0 Beta, do you want to install on home computer or for Jornada?
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cmonex Page Icon Posted 2005-08-16 5:41 PM
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to the original question: you don't have to use AOL.. find another internet service.
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DKNJ4Lyfe Page Icon Posted 2005-08-17 12:04 AM
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the only internet services I used that used dialup were AOL and Compuserve and AOL 2.0 is for the Windows CE and also i dont know what kind of port it is but II just know i need a carrier.
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C:Amie Page Icon Posted 2005-08-17 6:34 AM
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No carrier detected on a simple level take it to mean 'no dial tone'.
What ISP are you trying to dial, what numbers are being displayed when you attempt to dial and what is the modem?
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DKNJ4Lyfe Page Icon Posted 2005-08-17 12:38 PM
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Well im dialing up a AOL number but I guess its not working. Any carrier thats free i can use on mym Jornada 680e?
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DKNJ4Lyfe - 2005-08-17 10:38 AM

Well im dialing up a AOL number but I guess its not working. Any carrier thats free i can use on mym Jornada 680e?


Not as far as I'm aware any more, my friend - the days of free dialup have come and gone. If you have a home DSL/Cable connection, they may offer you a few free hours of dialup each month (my DSL provider gives me 5 free hours of dialup a month) - check with them.
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cmonex Page Icon Posted 2005-08-17 1:11 PM
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hum we still have free dial-up service here in hungary. in fact, there are several and no special software is needed..
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cmonex - 2005-08-17 11:11 AM

hum we still have free dial-up service here in hungary. in fact, there are several and no special software is needed..


You crazy Europeans! I suppose I only speak for Canada (and probably the United States) then.
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Rich Hawley Page Icon Posted 2005-08-17 2:54 PM
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Which brings up another good point, that is having a backup ISP.

I normally use Charter.net at home or on the road whereever I can find a LAN. I love high speed broadband, and can't wait for the day when they feed a fiber optic line into my house for 30mb/sec speed.

But there are times when it may be down, or I can't access on the road, so in that case I have a backup ISP.

My backup is a little company here in town called Tucker-USA.com and they support POP3/SMTP protocols and dialup. On my 900C, I only have to hit one button and I dial my 800 toll free number, it inputs my phone card number, pauses, and then dials my dialup account with Tucker. I've used it from Hawaii and St. Thomas/Puerto Rico without any difficulty...though when you go back to 56K, you really appreciate broadband for what it is.

Anyway, my local ISP is only $9 a month for unlimited service, so for only a hundred bucks a year, I'm covered.

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No carrier detected on a simple level take it to mean 'no dial tone'.
What ISP are you trying to dial, what numbers are being displayed when you attempt to dial and what is the modem?




The modem is a 56K Fax Modem v90 its made by Cadmius Micro
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Take a look at www.budgetdialup.com. They have dial up numbers around the world. You can opt for a monthly fee for unlimited or use a pay as you go system. You don't need any special software, either! I found out about this from a HP200LX forum and have been using it since May successfully.

Good luck!

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DKNJ4Lyfe Page Icon Posted 2005-08-17 11:24 PM
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Well I was playing around in the car and the dialup thing said the exact same thing I dont think when i was doing it it even detected a dialtone? is there anyway i can find a tutorial to work with?
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DKNJ4Lyfe - 2005-08-17 10:38 AM

Well im dialing up a AOL number but I guess its not working. Any carrier thats free i can use on mym Jornada 680e?


Not as far as I'm aware any more, my friend - the days of free dialup have come and gone. If you have a home DSL/Cable connection, they may offer you a few free hours of dialup each month (my DSL provider gives me 5 free hours of dialup a month) - check with them.


I get 20 hours free dialup per month with DSL from my ISP.
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