Eugene,
My Nokia has what they call 'a data adapter' of sorts.
It plugs between 3watt amplifier and handset and has an RJ11 jack. Any
regular phone stuff works. I run that to a 4 plug extension and plug in
cordless, external modems and also my pc card modem instead of using it
directly with the CellPhone as it'll only do the .6 watts as a handheld. The
3watt is optional. The data adapter can be used with the hands-free kit
without the 3watt kit.
I believe Motorola has a similar option.
I used to have a Mot Bagphone and I had an RJ11 adapter for it as well.
Heinz
>-- [ From: Eugene Fisher * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] --
>
> Heinz
>
>What is your tele adaptor. I want to use a regular modem ( get tired of
>reinstall) and I would like to use my mot. 556 cell phone. I am now
>thinking of using a clip-on adaptor rather than an electrical connection
>. IRC used to make an adaptor to this phone, however they do not any
>more.
>
>I use an off line mail manager so my phone connect time is short and I
>use an 800 number to someone like AOL or Prodigy so I can connect any
>where.
>
>Please tell us what your adaptor is.
>thanks gene
My Nokia has what they call 'a data adapter' of sorts.
It plugs between 3watt amplifier and handset and has an RJ11 jack. Any
regular phone stuff works. I run that to a 4 plug extension and plug in
cordless, external modems and also my pc card modem instead of using it
directly with the CellPhone as it'll only do the .6 watts as a handheld. The
3watt is optional. The data adapter can be used with the hands-free kit
without the 3watt kit.
I believe Motorola has a similar option.
I used to have a Mot Bagphone and I had an RJ11 adapter for it as well.
Heinz
>-- [ From: Eugene Fisher * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] --
>
> Heinz
>
>What is your tele adaptor. I want to use a regular modem ( get tired of
>reinstall) and I would like to use my mot. 556 cell phone. I am now
>thinking of using a clip-on adaptor rather than an electrical connection
>. IRC used to make an adaptor to this phone, however they do not any
>more.
>
>I use an off line mail manager so my phone connect time is short and I
>use an 800 number to someone like AOL or Prodigy so I can connect any
>where.
>
>Please tell us what your adaptor is.
>thanks gene
