Universal wireless modem com open error! - JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General

Has anyone else had this problem.
I am trying to set up wireless modem working with my laptop and my M5000. I've followed instructions by disabling activsync and incoming beams but I can not even get as far as installing drivers when I hit "START" on wmodem I get "COM OPEN ERROR" and it stops me getting any further.
Does anyone have any ideas?

Hey i had this problem in the beginning also.
don't know for shure but try first to disable GPRS and WLAN.
1. disable USB connection in active sync on your computer.
2. start USB modem app and press start
3. connect usb cable
4. install drivers
5. start USB_modem.exe to connect. (no username or password needed)

Something has changed now. I have stoped my GPS bluetooth from using serial port (although it wasn't running at the time). Now I can install drivers and I've set up modem as per instructions in earlier thread. Now I start WModem and plug USB in with no active sync and nothing happens. window says connecting but nothing actually connects and status does'nt change. latter this connection after about 3 mins will time out with communication error 777.
Any more ideas would be appreciated.

sorry dude can't help you out. don't know what went wrong. Try to disconnect everything and try again.

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Having problems to use JasJar as wireless modem via USB :?

Hi all,
Yesterday I was trying to set up the JasJar to serve as USB modem for my laptop. I have found a complete step by step manual on http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=37298 post. I have tried to do all steps twice to be sure that everything is OK. But after 10 attempts to establish the connection I have gave up.
My phone is in Orange network in Poland. User name and password to access the internet from PDA via GPRS is ‘idea’ and ‘idea’. The access point name is ‘internet’. Those setting works fine on my PDA and should work as parameters for the Dial-up connection on the computer as well.
While I connect to the internet on my laptop via JasJar the connection process stalls on “Registering your computer on the network”. After that after few more seconds the GPRS connection on PDA is being disconnected. Does anybody know what’s wrong?
I have installed the latest version of the firmware available on iMate site (JASJAR_WWE_13076_164_10900_wwe_ship.exe)
Best regards
Marek Suski
Hi,
had the same problem with it in the beginning.
If you followed the detailed description I can only assume this problem:
You missed to insert the APN in the Wireless Modem driver on the PDA (this piece of Software is on the PDA; I have the German version where it is called "Funkmodem").
Go to Extras | Options at the bottom left within the Wireless Modem and tick the option you see there.
Then again insert into the box "Access Point Name" the correct APN of your operator.
Then it should work.
I think you know that the modem on the PDA has first to be started and then the PDA connected with the PC, because otherwise ActiveSync would start.
Post here if it works now or if you need further help !
I actually have a different problem: I've set it up as per the guides. But when I want to start the connection it doesn't work. Here's what I do:
1. Disable USB connecctions in ActiveSync
2. start Wireless Modem on MDA Pro
3. Connect cable to MDA
4. Start the connection. It starts dialling, but after 10 seconds comes up with a 692 error code. Apparently, this means: "Error 692: There was a hardware failure in the modem (or other connecting device)."
Also, when I look in the Wireless Modem application, the little square indicating Connection activity always remains yellow. I presume that upon succesful connection it will turn green?
Any thoughts, anyone?

Using GPRS/EDGE as a Modem to access internet via Notebook

Using GPRS/EDGE as a Modem to access internet with Desktop/ Notebook Computer
When I need to connect my Notebook to the internet, I always prefer Wifi or Broadband line. If no such medium to connect internet, I will use PDA and USB cable. First of all, you need a modem driver for Windows 2000/XP and a simple dial-up utility. Both files are available here: USB Modem. It is a zip file and has 2 files, (1) USBMDM.INF, (2) USBModem_Dialer.exe. Just download them and unpack to you Desktop/Notebook. Second, you must set the partnership to your Desktop/Notebook first before proceed following set up.
Go to program and run “Modem Link” and set the connection type. In this case, choose USB and APN and tap on the Activate button (In my example, APN is Peoples.net). The device has switched to the modem mode and is ready to connect.
Photo 1 -3
At the moment you connect the PDA to a desktop or notebook over USB cable, the computer will connect the PDA. Let the system work until you see the Photo 4, select third options as red arrow, click Next.
In the next dialogue Photo 5, you can see that the new device is called HTC USB Modem. Even though the system offers to do this for you, you'd better select the second option as red arrow to be able to select location of the driver manually.
In the next dialogue Photo 6, choose the folder where you have unpacked USBMDM.INF from there archive and click Next to continue. The system will be working and configuring for a while. If no problems occur, you have installed the modem successfully.
Go to your desktop/notebook, double click USBModem_Dialer.exe that is part of the zip file you had previously unpacked. (Photo 7) As you see the APN must same as PDA one. (In my example, APN is Peoples.net) Click Dial.
Done. You can surf internet with you desktop/notebook.
Important : The key of this setting is that the APN for PDA and Notebook/Desktop must be same. The name of APN which you can ask the services provider.
Please note that all photo is not mine but I tested on my 818pro & Wizard and Notebook and work fine
Great info! I use my qtek9100 and T-mobileGPRS every day for this purpose. Only thing that is different is that I use the standard Dailup Networking of XP. You don't need to specify a APN but you have to fill in a number to Dial: *99#
I tried the above on my O2 XDA Atom and it didnt work, first in the PDA I was unable to select th APN (the dropdown list was empty). second thing is on my laptop when i tried to select the USBMDM.INF the laptop rejected it as unfit for the hardware.
help.
Hi all.
I'm not able to enter the APN number in my Dopod 818 Pro too. Any ideas how?
this is what i did on my O2 mini:
i. Installed USB Modem dialer on my notebook.
ii. Before connecting the PDA: Disable allow USB and allow Network checkboxes on Microsoft ActiveSync Connection Setting.
iii. Go to Task Manager on the Notebook. Disable all WCExxx processes.
iv. Create Dialup Connection as you create for normal dial up phone connection: No username or password: Dial up no *99#
v. In your PDA, Open Wireless Modem: Click at Start.
vi. Connect your PDA to notebook using USB cable.
vii. Changed modem properties at dial up connection to HTC modem.
viii. Proceed with dial up.
so far it works for me...
pls help
the device already switched to modem mode and connect to decktop,
but the desktop cannot detect to 838pro.nothing detect new device.
and how to setting the partnership to your Desktop/Notebook first .
thankyou very much
fix apn
mcmug said:
Hi all.
I'm not able to enter the APN number in my Dopod 818 Pro too. Any ideas how?
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hi,
u will not be able to change apn anyways.u can only see it.
1st u should setup to access gprs internet on your ppc. this u do by going to
start>settings>connections>add a new modem connection, under select modem, cellular line gprs, next, now enter access point name as given by ur gprs service provider [mine is airtelgprs.com, gprs provider being airtel bengalooru] ,next, username and password as given by ur gprs provider [mine is leave both blank] , finish.
now go to modem link in start, programs, u can see ur apn as u entered.
if u still cannot see, go to start,settings, connections, connections, advanced, select networks, under programs that connect to internet, select the name of gprs u entered in above steps.
now u can goback and see in modem link.
now without activating modem link, browse internet in ppc only to c if all is right with ur gprs. if sucessful, then close pocket ie, activate modem link, connect to desktop or laptop via usb cable, use usb modem dialer or create other connection with no. as *99#[which is better, since in usb modem dialer, u cannot save apn, have to retype everytime]
any problemo in setting up gprs connection in ppc , contact ur gprs provider for settings. make sure gprs works in ppc b4 u setup to work in desktop.
alternate methods to use wizard as modem would be to use bluetooth DUN, or try pdanet 1.7
I don't find any variations in speed in any methods, all r as gud or as bad.
after hard reset,i can connect to devicve.
when dial to connet to internet ,snow "remote access error 797"
pls help
thanks
my PPC (XDA Stealth) is already in GPRS/Modem mode. when i connect it to my laptop using the sync cable, my laptop automatically installed its drivers. it didn't ask me to specify which driver to install. when i run HTC USB Modem, it says No USB Modem.
hi..I hav everything installed properly n it was workin earlier n now when I try to dial up the connection, it says hardware failure of modem...when tried pdanet it always says modem busy...pls help...
any way to do this with a G4 ibook?
EDIT: Nevermind... I found it... it is working great with my 6945 iPAQ via Bluetooth, for free! If someone wants to check this, look over Here
Sorry i posted to the wrong thread.
WM6 HTC Tytn usb modem settings
Hi, in WM6 there is no Wireless modem icon and settings.
Modem is HTC USB Sync, not USB modem.
What can I do?
Thanks
Start internet sharing on the tytn and chose usb and then connect to your pc with usb cabel and thats it
sas90850 said:
... new device is called HTC USB Modem. Even though the system offers to do this for you, you'd better select the second option as red arrow to be able to select location of the driver manually.
In the next dialogue Photo 6, choose the folder where you have unpacked USBMDM.INF from there archive and click Next to continue. The system will be working and configuring for a while. If no problems occur, you have installed the modem successfully.
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My XDA Atom is detected as a 'Windows USB Modem' rather than 'HTC USB modem' and the driver in the zip is not compatible with my device. Can anyone place the link to the driver file for XDA atom into this topic?
Is there any posibility to connect using HSDPA?
Because the subject specifically mentioned GPRS/EDGE ...
Thanks
I was searching for this solution some hours now...
Great fix!
Great!
Thanx!
Suberly simple and works perfectly!
Regards
wm6 sharing not as a modem, it sharing as a sharing device. i alos finding the driver.. but if you have install active sync b4, i can auto find a driver. but the driver how can i capture out? becuase if i connect to other notebook, it also ask me to install the driver
Still having trouble connecting
AndreyC said:
My XDA Atom is detected as a 'Windows USB Modem' rather than 'HTC USB modem' and the driver in the zip is not compatible with my device. Can anyone place the link to the driver file for XDA atom into this topic?
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I have an AT&T/Cingular 8525
I'm still having trouble. I connect the USB cable (after selecting connect onthe Internet Sharing). When I go through the process and select the .inf file, my PC (running WinXP) says that the "file contains no info for the device". What's going on with that?
I've searched all over the net and downloaded the USBMDM.INF file from 100 different places (thinking they were just corrupt files) but to no avail.
Someone help, please!

USB unable to connect; but able to charge

All,
I am currently able to charge my TYTN, but unable to get a USB connection to activesync; any ideas?
I have tried switching off the usb advanced but i doesn't work...
When I soft reset while the USB cable is connected it starts up in bootloader but does not show it is connected via USB.....just nothing but the bootloader startup screen.....
IPL is 1.01 and SPL is 1.04.
My rom is the latest South African....
Ant help would be very nice,
Cheers,
HJ
sounds like a firewall problem. Try disconnection from the internet and disable your firewall. If it connects then, adjust the firewall settings before reconnection to the internet.
I had the same problem with EZ Firewall
Nope, it is not the firewall, it used to work perfectly and it suddenly doesn't...
2 different computers have the exact same problem..any ideas?
I'm sure you've probably tried these, but just in case:
Reset device & stop activesync on device (memory/running programs)
Reboot laptop/pc
check in task manager that activesync is not running in the background
Delete existing partnership in Activesync & set it up again
marisa4755 said:
I'm sure you've probably tried these, but just in case:
Reset device & stop activesync on device (memory/running programs)
Reboot laptop/pc
check in task manager that activesync is not running in the background
Delete existing partnership in Activesync & set it up again
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Yeps, tried all of that.....even ahard reset....
But still no succes, now back to syncing via IR....
Just :
START > SETTINGS > CONNECTIONS > USB to PC (then untick this box)
Then try again, worked OK for me!!!
use USB switch program
try install this program in your PPC and after that change activesync via serial instead of RNDIS.
worked on my Unieversal but i do not know yours
i don't think you need this program as it is already available in control panel -> connections -> usb-pc
hellejoep - any progress in solving this problem? I seem to be having the same problem with mine - tried activesync 4.2 and 4.5 on two machines - running the latest SA ROM.
pole_vaulter12 said:
hellejoep - any progress in solving this problem? I seem to be having the same problem with mine - tried activesync 4.2 and 4.5 on two machines - running the latest SA ROM.
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The weird thing is that I got it to work on my home WinXP pc with a different cable....
I need to do some more testing...
Cheers,
HJ
Unable to connect
Hi,
I have the same problem. Anyone solve this?
I have a cable that just wont sync, try a different cable maybe.
wpbear said:
I have a cable that just wont sync, try a different cable maybe.
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I'll do and let you all know!
I tried another cable but that one also recognises my an unknow device.....is it somewhere in my USB drivers?
This pc is Win2k SP3, on my XP SP2 it was working....
Any ideas?
I had a defective cable. It did exactly what you are describing. All other cables worked fine.

How to setup "Internet Sharing" on 8125 with USB

Do I need drivers? I'm trying to fire up the "Internet Sharing" application that came with the XDA rom, but I'm having some trouble finding the right settings.
Thanks in Advance
The drivers are already included in ActiveSync 4.5. Just open the Internet Sharing app and tap "Connect". You will get a prompt to check the USB cable connection (if you've chosen to connect via the USB in the drop down menu). Connect the USB cable and that's it. You're connected.
I have a similar question...I've tried to install Active Sync 4.5 on Windows 2000 SP4 and when i do it says missing DLL. Anyone have a solution or am I stuck with no AS4.5 and NO wm6?
While the 8125 is connected with Activesync 4.5:
Select:
FILE -> Connection Settings
and verify that under "This computer is connected to:" is set to:
The Internet

AS can not connect - but tries it

Hello together,
I have problems to connect my PDA via Active Sync. The computer trys to connect, but the connection failes. I happens on my computer at work and at home.
So if I reinstall the pda with factory settings it works again.
But why?
Someone knows this problem?
I use the newst AS with XP and already tried to reinstall the software and configured the USB to PC connection settings at my device.
The only way to connect the PDA again via AS is a hardreset on my device.
I have this problem all two or three months.
Best regards Karl

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