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GPRS/EDGE network connection with Nokia 6230 cellular phone
DKU-2 seems to be a passive cable (unlike DKU-5). Nokia 6230 has a built-in USB-serial converter that's how the vendor and product IDs. Device is supported by usbserial module with generic serial support (CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_GENERIC=y) enabled, and this is how Ubuntu's kernelis configured.
Once connected the phone to the cable, and the cable to X31's usb port, check that the phone is listed in usb chain with lsusb command. Then install the module:
modprobe usbserial vendor=0x421 product=0x40f
At this point phone is visible under /dev/ttyACM0. The possibles uses now are essentially 2:
1. Manage the phone with an access software (gnokii);
2. Use the phone to make a GPRS/EDGE network connection.
Case 1.
sudo apt-get install gnokii
sudo gedit /<HOME>/.gnokiirc
Change following parameters in .gnokiirc file:
port = /dev/ttyACM0
model = AT
connection = serial
With these settings the phone is correctly detected by gnokii and (almost)all functions are enabled. In order to have a full control over 6230 and allow gnokii to detect the DKU-2 cable, a kernel patch is needed. See this.
Case 2.
In order to configure a script for the GPRS connection, run sudo pppconfig and use the following pamaters (valid for Telecom Italia Mobile GPRS):
Number: *99#
User: <your telephone number>
Password: <your password>
Speed: 115200
Com: /dev/ttyACM0
Method: PAP
Save the connection under the name "nokia". Now, to start the network connection, just run:
pon nokia
or use a graphical dialer, such as gkdial. Click on the thumbnail to view a screenshot:
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