Dustin, First of all, I have no idea whether HTC models support the required GSM modem functionality.
A GSM modem (or a phone that can act like one) is basically a modem. It can be managed via an enhanced AT command set. Some modems require drivers, for example Nokia calls them "modem drivers". Some do not require any extra drivers. Once connected, you can contact them via their serial port. USB connected devices create some "strange"-named com ports, like COM20 or COM40. Have you tried to run the CommTest (tiny sample app inside SMSLib directory)? It will iterate all com ports and try to query the connected devices. On Jan 14, 7:22 pm, Dustin <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Thanasis, > > Thanks for responding. Yes, I checked the forum and did not find > anything about my phone. There were posts about USB connections, but > nothing that specifically addressed my question. > > This is the first time I've tried to connect a phone to a computer for > anything other than Windows Active Sync and think I'm just stuck on > the basics of getting it connected properly. I was hoping someone > here could confirm the basic steps for me. I believe it is something > like: > 1) Install a driver for communicating with the phone. What would > this driver be called so I can search for it? > 2) Setup a virtual serial port to the USB connection. > > Are these the basic steps to connect to the computer so that SmsLib > can access it? > > Thanks, > Dustin
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