if you have software installed for the Palm PDA, it can tie up the serial port. See that the prefs in the palm Desktop and/or HotSync are NOT set to check if the cradle is plugged in. There is a setting to have that load at startup. It must be disabled.
On Aug 15, 2004, at 3:32 PM, PowerBooks wrote:


 Re: 520 PowerPort
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Can anybody tell me what it is I need to make a PowerPort
Mercury A540 for the 5xx books go? I'm pretty sure it is something I don't
have other than the modem init or Modem Description, but I may be wrong. I
have gotten the PPP and FreePPP dialers to get right down to dialing, but
they can't find the modem, I don't think. They keep on trying to initialize
the serial port.

Is the PowerPort software installed and correctly loaded? If the software
is there and does not detect a valid modem, you get a warning at startup.
If the software is not there, you are in the desert... Check if the
PowerPort control panel is there.


cheers, gianfranco


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