Hey John pal, you really one of the cool guys in this forum.
And the Credit for asking those informative questions goes to...goes to..Me...the Arnold991...
Hehe....I am the person who asked all these stuff to John, and he posted it here for the convenience of all...
Cheers for John :yahoo:
& Arnold Bro, Of Course
Few more question:
1) So, you have cleared that for both 144kbps speed and 2.4mbps speed one modem and one pcmcia card is available.
But could you please check whether for 2.4mbps the modem is AC8700 or AC800 (as you have specified) ?
ZTEMT-Products & Solutions
2) So that means for 2.4mbps device both PCMCIA Card and USB Modem cost the same ? Rs6500
yes
3) Does that mean PCMCIA is intended for Laptops and USB modem for Desktops ? (hehe..)
USB can also be used with laptops. for desktops u get a cable along with the USB..so that you could place the modem on top of your monitor so that you get better signal and better coverage
4) So do I have to fill up the form at Main BSNL Office or at Local Exchange to get my connectivity checked ? And can I refuse later if the strength of the signal comes out to be below acceptable limit ?
5) So the person don't need to buy the device in advance before the connection is checked ? So can I fill the form with peace of mind without buying the connecting device ?
If requested, BSNL sends a person to check the connectivity at your place before installing it
6) As per the website of ZTE MG478 and MG8700 both support the 2.4mbps speed but not 3.1mbps supported by AC8710. So I think both can work for 2.4mbps connection.
if you use AC8710 which is \"EVDO revision A\", you could get peak rates of 3.1 mbps download and 1.8 mbps upload
Bro...please answer these questions...
I am just only worried about one thing what will happen if BSNL increases the price of the 2.4mbps connection ?
This is only something BSNL can only answer
More Questions
7)What documents did you have to submit at the bsnl office, what forms did you fill up and how much net cash you had to pay to register with modem and without buying modem?
you pay a 1000rs security deposit. if you buy modem the monthly charges for unlimited access is 550 per month, if you rent it it is 750 ( 550+200) per month.
8)How far do you stay from the bsnl tower? Does your speed vary at different locations or is it constant?
As far as I know the nearest tower is around 3 km away.
9)Do you get consistent speeds throught out the day OR is the speed fast at night and bad during day?
pretty much consistent speeds
@john7777:By anychance do you know if EV-DO is enabled in Muvattupuzha :S ?
not sure... you could check with your BSNL office
Thanks Bro,,
The page has something related to wht i hadbeen looking for,
Actually my laptop is a Dell 1420,which i bought outside india,
It has a dedicated mini PCI slot for the EVDO card and a sim slot underneath the battery pack-its more or less same as the UIM-user identification module on BSNL EVDO device)
I think,i have no other option but to use the USB EVDO device
FYI :see the link below
Feasability of swaping Vzw with Sprint EVDO miniPCI card : EVDOforums.com
Since the UIM slot is vacant on BSNL supplied device,may be the network connection settings are hardened in to the device at the time of shipment;avoiding the need of a SIM/UIM in the socket connect to the network
so thre is no possiblity of an alternative like the one mentioned in the link,
If somebody think that they know more on this subject,please put in their opinion
Regs
Cynthiya
I guess the UIM Slot in the laptop could be for the inbuilt EVDO/CDMA modem that Dell have integrated. In the united states, laptops typically comes along with a 3G embedded module.
And the Credit for asking those informative questions goes to...goes to..Me...the Arnold991...
Hehe....I am the person who asked all these stuff to John, and he posted it here for the convenience of all...
Cheers for John :yahoo:
& Arnold Bro, Of Course
Few more question:
1) So, you have cleared that for both 144kbps speed and 2.4mbps speed one modem and one pcmcia card is available.
But could you please check whether for 2.4mbps the modem is AC8700 or AC800 (as you have specified) ?
ZTEMT-Products & Solutions
2) So that means for 2.4mbps device both PCMCIA Card and USB Modem cost the same ? Rs6500
yes
3) Does that mean PCMCIA is intended for Laptops and USB modem for Desktops ? (hehe..)
USB can also be used with laptops. for desktops u get a cable along with the USB..so that you could place the modem on top of your monitor so that you get better signal and better coverage
4) So do I have to fill up the form at Main BSNL Office or at Local Exchange to get my connectivity checked ? And can I refuse later if the strength of the signal comes out to be below acceptable limit ?
5) So the person don't need to buy the device in advance before the connection is checked ? So can I fill the form with peace of mind without buying the connecting device ?
If requested, BSNL sends a person to check the connectivity at your place before installing it
6) As per the website of ZTE MG478 and MG8700 both support the 2.4mbps speed but not 3.1mbps supported by AC8710. So I think both can work for 2.4mbps connection.
if you use AC8710 which is \"EVDO revision A\", you could get peak rates of 3.1 mbps download and 1.8 mbps upload
Bro...please answer these questions...
I am just only worried about one thing what will happen if BSNL increases the price of the 2.4mbps connection ?
This is only something BSNL can only answer
More Questions
7)What documents did you have to submit at the bsnl office, what forms did you fill up and how much net cash you had to pay to register with modem and without buying modem?
you pay a 1000rs security deposit. if you buy modem the monthly charges for unlimited access is 550 per month, if you rent it it is 750 ( 550+200) per month.
8)How far do you stay from the bsnl tower? Does your speed vary at different locations or is it constant?
As far as I know the nearest tower is around 3 km away.
9)Do you get consistent speeds throught out the day OR is the speed fast at night and bad during day?
pretty much consistent speeds
@john7777:By anychance do you know if EV-DO is enabled in Muvattupuzha :S ?
not sure... you could check with your BSNL office
Thanks Bro,,
The page has something related to wht i hadbeen looking for,
Actually my laptop is a Dell 1420,which i bought outside india,
It has a dedicated mini PCI slot for the EVDO card and a sim slot underneath the battery pack-its more or less same as the UIM-user identification module on BSNL EVDO device)
I think,i have no other option but to use the USB EVDO device
FYI :see the link below
Feasability of swaping Vzw with Sprint EVDO miniPCI card : EVDOforums.com
Since the UIM slot is vacant on BSNL supplied device,may be the network connection settings are hardened in to the device at the time of shipment;avoiding the need of a SIM/UIM in the socket connect to the network
so thre is no possiblity of an alternative like the one mentioned in the link,
If somebody think that they know more on this subject,please put in their opinion
Regs
Cynthiya
I guess the UIM Slot in the laptop could be for the inbuilt EVDO/CDMA modem that Dell have integrated. In the united states, laptops typically comes along with a 3G embedded module.