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| Year: 1994Standard: n/aFactory Code: F2074ANotes: 800 MHz portable wireless data modem & messenger. Uses RD-LAP protocol. 19.2 kb data rate. Used on Telecom Australia MobileData network. There is a mistake or missing data? Login to edit this phone! Downloads:Motorola InfoTAC Quick Reference Motorola InfoTAC User Manual German Login to upload file! Related phonesLog in to link similar or related phones together! | Personal collection | Log in to manage Your personal collection and wishlist! | Users who own this phone Users who want this phone Nobody wants this yet. |
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Description | Log in to edit this description! | Not a mobile phone as such, but an early example of a portable wireless data modem. Has a serial port for connection to a PC. Also functions as a two way pager device. Operated on freq band just below the AMPS band. Cost $1100 new.
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| | Latest forum comments about Motorola InfoTAC | |
| Hi Thomas. Interesting InfoTAC model you have, I have not seen one with a transparent case. This looks like the 450 MHz version with the extendable antenna. Have you tried powering yours up ? They used a 7.5v Nicad pack, but my original battery was stuffed, so made a new one. The unit is powered & charged with 12v DC, centre pin positive. Shame I cannot actually use it anymore ! Do you have any documentation for the InfoTAC ? I am after a copy of the user guide for it. Cheers, Chris | |
| Hello Chris,
unfortunately the device lost a contact, so I can not test it. I saved the modem in the resolution of the Motorola Wireless Data Division from scrapping. Unfortunately, I have neither a guide nor any information about the InfoTAC. Sorry.
Cheers Thomas | |
| Hi Thomas. So you now have a user guide & handbook for the InfoTAC ? If so, I would love to have a copy of this. Especially interested in how to talk to it with a PC. Cheers, Chris | |
| Hi Chris,
Yes, I have now the manual for the InfoTAC, because it was still unused in it´s box. ;) However, it is in German. I am still this week on vacation and it'll copy and upload beginning the week after next.
Cheers Thomas | |
| Thanks Thomas, much appreciated. Don't care if it is in German, will still be useful to me. And I see the brief guides are in English as well. Cheers, Chris | |
| I have made up a serial adapter for this InfoTAC. Appears to work ok. When the InfoTAC is connected to my laptop serial port, and I open a session with Putty, a computer symbol appears on the InfoTAC screen. But I cannot log into it or anything, tried some different serial port settings with no luck.
Thomas, I am very keen to get the info from you. Do you know if it needs special software to talk to it with a PC ? I see a floppy disk in your photo. If so, I would be very keen to get a copy of the software. Also, does the handbook say what the serial port settings should be set to ?
Cheers, Chris | |
| Hi Chris,
The manuals are attached. 8-) I am not sure about the software on the floppy disk. I do not have a floppy drive within my laptop and do not know anybody who may have such an old device... :cry:
I hope the manual will help you!
Cheers Thomas | |
| Thanks Thomas, great ! But it sadly has no info about how to actually talk to a PC with it. Has the wiring diagram for the PC cable, but I have made an adapter already. And thanks so much for uploading more old mobile phone brochures ! Cheers, Chris. | |
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