FOMA N900iL Command Port

Windows device driver information for FOMA N900iL Command Port

The FOMA N900iL is a dual network phone modeled as a 3G handset. The phone functions on both FOMA networks and wireless local area networks. The command port on the N900iL phone enables the user to operate the handset as an IP based phone on wireless or corporate LANs. The phone is further operational as a cell phone outside the office environment therefore ensuring that the user does not miss any important calls in or outside the office. Through the command port, the user can configure the N900iL phone to work over IEEE802.g protocols. When such happens, the phone is able to transfer data at 54 megabytes per minute. It also supports IEEE802.11e protocol, which aids in improved voice quality. The phone is able to act as a browser. It has a 2.5' screen, an IC chip, which enhances the phone's security features.

The FOMA N900iL command port enables the user to share information with others on a local area network via wireless LAN or via I-mode. An interesting fact about the N900iL phone is that a caller can check the receiver's status to confirm whether they are free to receive a call before making a call. Based on the location of the receiver, the caller can decide whether to use the LAN network, instant messaging, i-mode mail or a phone call. The FOMA N900iL supports a miniSD memory card. It has a 1-mega pixel CCD camera, whose resolution is recorded as two mega-pixels. The inner CCD camera has an effective resolution of 110,000 pixels. The driver of the FOMA N900iL communicates the abilities and functions of the N900iL to the host machine, thus enabling the proper configuration of the phone to the local network. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and FOMA N900iL Command Port errors before installing any driver updates.