            QUALCOMM Globalstar GSP-1620 Satellite Data Modem
                            Integrator's Kit 
                           Release Information

I. MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

     i486(TM) or Pentium(R) processor-based personal computer 
     Microsoft(R) Windows 98 or Windows NT(R) 4.0 with Service Pack 3 or later
     4x CD-ROM Drive
     Acrobat Reader 4.0
     QUALCOMM Globalstar UT Program Support Tool 1.5
     WinZip 7.0 (optional for sample Perl scripts)
     Perl 5.004_04 (optional for sample Perl scripts) 

II. DOCUMENTS CONTAINED ON THIS CD-ROM

     QUALCOMM GLOBALSTAR GSP-1620 SATELLITE DATA MODEM 
     INTEGRATOR'S KIT REF MANUAL (80-99208-1)
          A soft copy (PDF file) of the Integrator's Reference Manual
     QUALCOMM GLOBALSTAR DATA USER GUIDE (80-99126-1EN)
          A soft copy (PDF file) of the Data User Guide as a 
          guide for the set up of a Windows modem driver and Windows
          Dial-Up Networking
     REGULATORY APPROVAL (MH80-99300-1)
          Regulatory Approval Letters, Certificates and Declaration
          Documents
     SAMPLE PERL SCRIPT FILES (HS11-82318-1)
          Software Perl code samples for modem applications
     LOGO, CDMA BY QC (AW17-82382-4)
          CDMA by QUALCOMM logo in an Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) file
     TERMS AND CONDITIONS (80-99328-1)
          A soft copy (PDF file) of the GSP-1620 Terms and Conditions 
          for non-commercial quantities
     QUALCOMM GLOBALSTAR PRODUCT INFORMATION 
          Marketing brochures for the QUALCOMM Globalstar product line 
          (included in the ProductInfo directory on the CD-ROM)

III. WHAT YOU MAY NEED IN ADDITION TO THE KIT

     The Modem Integrator's Kit should be sufficient for setting
     up one modem on a bench for development and testing.
     For GSP-1620 modem development purposes (bench setup
     and developing modem applications), it is recommended that
     you have a Windows PC because this Modem Integrator's Kit
     uses Windows for examples and is needed for the UTPST.

     If necessary, you can power the modem via the AC adapter on
     the Diagnostic cable, but you may prefer to use your own DC
     power supply. For mounting information, please see the 
     detailed information in the reference manual.

     OEMs who are packaging modems into end-user products will
     need to supply mounting enclosures and customized cables.
     For details, see "Integrating GSP-1620 Modems into OEM
     Products" on page 7-1 of the INTEGRATOR'S KIT REF MANUAL.

     Configuration and setup of computer systems to use the
     GSP-1620 modem with Point-to-Point Protocol is beyond the
     scope of the INTEGRATOR'S KIT REFERENCE MANUAL. However,
     the configuration procedures for the GSP-1600 Tri-Mode 
     Phone are included as a reference in the DATA 
     USER GUIDE located on this CD-ROM. For example, using 
     the procedures in this document, you'll be able to set up
     a Windows modem driver and Windows Dial-Up Networking.
     With the proper DNS addresses from your Service Provider or
     ISP, you'll be able to access the Internet using your 
     GSP-1620 modem via the Globalstar satellite system.

IV. GSP-1620 MODEM SUPPORT

     To contact QUALCOMM Globalstar Customer Service:

          Call (U.S.) +1 858 651-4911
               or
          Send a FAX to (U.S.) +1 858 651-7329

     Other questions of a product informational nature can be
     referred to QUALCOMM Incorporated at gs.modules.info@qualcomm.com.

V. SOME USEFUL REFERENCES

     TCP/IP Illustrated, Volumes I & II; W. Richard Stevens
     Programming Visual C++ Fifth Edition, Chap 34; David J. Kruglinski
     Internetworking with TCP/IP Volume I & II; Douglas E. Comer
     PPP Design, Implementation, and Debugging 2nd Edition; James Carlson 
          <http://people.ne.mediaone.net/carlson/ppp/index.html>
     The RFC Pages at <http://www.ietf.org>
     PPP specific RFCs at 
          <http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/pppext-charter.html>
     PPP references at
          <http://people.ne.mediaone.net/carlson/ppp/reference.html>
     Phil Karn's self-contained TCP/IP stack for DOS at
          <http://people.qualcomm.com/karn/code/>
     Protocol Stacks that work with µC/OS and/or µC/OS-II
          <http://www.ucos-ii.com/tcp-ip.htm>
     EMTEQ Cable Length Calculator
          <http://www.emteq.com/calculate_cable_form.shtml>
     Times Microwave Systems Coaxial Cable Attenuation & Power Handling Calculator
          <http://www.timesmicrowave.com/cgi-bin/calculate>

VI. SERIAL PORT CONFIGURATION REFERENCE

     Bits per second 
          Control port: 9600 (fixed)
          Data port: 38400 (default, but can vary from 300 to 115200)
     Data bits: 8
     Parity: None
     Stop bits: 1
     Flow control 
          Control port: None
          Data port: Hardware

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