Registered: May 2001
Location: W-S, NC
Posts: 4

For the technically incompetent....how do I go about connecting my 2035a to my Visor dlx for grabbing e-mail? I am starting from scratch and haven't purchased anything yet, but doing some web surfing, and looking at the cable it appears to have a connection for the phone and a serial connector on the other end. The Visor modem appears to have a normal phone jack. What exactly do I need to get and how do I set things up to function? Thanks in advance!

Registered: Dec 2000
Location:
Posts: 76

Kyocera 2035a / Visor deluxe connection

One way to do it is to:
* Get the Kyocera data cable, the one that connects it to a PC
* Get a DCH-M9D from Mark/Space (www.markspace.com)

You can connect the kyocera to a Visor with that combination.

Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Austin, Texas
Posts: 40

Can the set up work without the software bundle? Do you just plug in the cord, and blammo! I'm online with blazer, avantgo, email? Using as a modem, can I dial into my regular dial up ISP (WT.net), or use the working phone as the provider? Please give detailed instructions....

thanks!

Registered: May 2001
Location: W-S, NC
Posts: 4

does the phone actually work as the modem, then, and is there any special set up for the phone once I have the cables all connected?

Registered: Apr 2001
Location: California
Posts: 27

Connecting

I am not sure about that Kyocera model, but I have used a Handspring Visor and a Palm Vx with the popular motorola and samsung phones and setup is a breeze.

All you have to do is go to Preferences - Network and enter the data dialing instructions for your service provider (these should come with the cable). After that, I would open AvantGo and tap Menu - connect and I was connected. The trick is knowing your service provider's info.

Registered: Dec 2000
Location:
Posts: 3

kyocera 2035/2035a + vdx

Go to www.thesupplynet.com for the Kyocera cable-Visor deluxe cable. Connects directly from phone to Visor, is only about 8 inches long, costs $39.95 + shipping. Company even sends instructions on how to set up the Visor for connection. I personally use this setup with my Prism all the time + my Verizon service (you do NOT need to sign up for the internet capability to make this work, by the way), works like a champ.

Good Luck,

Henry

Registered: Dec 2000
Location:
Posts: 76

Connection instructions - Verizon and Sprint

Here are instructions for connecting to both Verizon and Sprint. They are not specific to any serial cable - i.e. so long as you have any cable which connects your Visor to the cell phone these instructions apply.


http://www.markspace.com/datacord_sprint.html
http://www.markspace.com/datacord_verizon.html

Registered: Mar 2001
Location: New York city
Posts: 19

Kocera Data Cable

The Kyocera 2035 cellular cable is available from Supplynet, at www.theSupplynet.com for $39.95 and is in stock. For email software you can go to www.eudora.com or www.corsoft.net.

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SupplyNet, Inc.
800-826-0279

Registered: Dec 2000
Location:
Posts: 76

Another data cable source

Another option:

go to www.pcables.com

for the PDCH-M9D-6; in addition the Kyocera PC Data cable will be needed to interface the Visor Solo, Deluxe, Prism, or Platinum with the Kyocera 2035a.

Registered: Sep 2000
Location: Utah
Posts: 78

I ordered the cable from thesupplynet.com, and it should come tomorrow. I am pumped! Surfing the web with my Prism, sending e-mail without having my Palm chained to the Visorphone.

Registered: Mar 2001
Location: New York city
Posts: 19

Kyocera cable

We make a Kyocera2035 to Handspring cable. It's 8 inches in length.
It comes with the instructions. This will allow you to send & receive email and browse the web.
Works great. www.thesupplynet.com

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Robert Berkey
SupplyNet, Inc.
800-826-0279