I have been able to connect with the cell modem using wvdial, but that
is not enough. It apparently needs to send an initialization string as
an AT command that is not documented for my phone (a Motorola E680) or
available from the company that wrote the Windows dialer program for it.
This 'initialization string' might be the APN setting ('provider name
setting'). Normally you shouldn't need to set this as phones should
remember it for you, if you set it through their menus. If you're
using a real 'cell modem' then perhaps there's no menus and it's
what you need, though :)
Online I found many references to CGDCONT for APN setting, so
it could be this:
+CGDCONT=1, "IP", "my.apn.com"
eg: here in China with China Telecom I guess we'd use...
+CGDCONT=1, "IP", "cmnet"
After setting that, you can use the standard dialing string ATD*99#
(just set *99# as the # to dial) or apparently on Nokias AT+CGDATA
also works. All GPRS devices should recognise ATD*99#. The phone
or other device shoul gives you a PPP connection back.
- Walter
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