Amazon.com Customer Reviews
Chinese Aftermarket Product--DO NOT BUY!! - Review written on April 01, 2007
Rating: 1 out of 5
6 customers found this review helpful, 1 did not.
Cheap as it is in price, it causes expensive headaches! After I could not get this product to connect with my phone (which is a Razr V3m), I contacted Motorola for updates & help. They politely informed me that this product is a Chinese aftermarket product, not valid in the United States, and it will not work with my V3m. This product is misrepresented by this seller, Accessory Export. When I tried to uninstall it from my PC, it will not allow it to be removed. I had to reformat my entire hard drive (I'm an IT technician, so I know just a bit about computers!). DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT--IT WILL END UP COSTING YOU MORE IN LOST TIME AND POSSIBLY COMPUTER DAMAGE! MOREOVER, DON'T BUY ACCESSORY EXPORT'S ADVERTISEMENT!
very good but....... - Review written on February 14, 2007
Rating: 5 out of 5
i bought it for my husband's razer v3 i got some cool ring tones it is great software but the problem with it is that Couldn't detect my phone i found the answer at [...] I'm coping it from there Answer:
1. Can't detect my phone (model supported)
These are the likely causes for this situation:
- Intermittent connection with P2K connector
The P2K connector of the USB cable (the wide end that plugs into the phone) is known to have problems with having a solid connection only intermittently.
The symptom will be a loss of connectivity after bumping your phone on the desk, for example, or not being able to communicate with the phone once it is plugged in.
Unplugging and plugging again usually resolves the problem.
- The model ID of your phone reflects some regional spin of the phone that the Motorola Phone Tools team was not made aware of (for example, "V220ens", note the 'ens' at the end).
In this case, you can select your phone model manually (To choose your TAPI modem manually, press F6 at the generic phone skin or right-click on the phone icon in the system tray and choose Setup -> General setup. Under the communication tab, choose "Change Modem") and then instruct Motorola Phone Tools that you want to manually choose the phone profile. Choose the 'base' model for your phone (for example, a "V220ens" user would choose "V220".)
2) Can't detect my phone (model supported, mass storage phone)
In some cases, your phone might appear on your system as a USB Mass Storage device, giving you access to the removable memory card in your phone (for example: A780, E398, etc.)
Motorola Phone Tools has the ability to switch your phone from mass storage mode to modem mode automatically, but the process sometimes fails (especially due to "unsafe removal" warnings by Windows 2000, etc.). If this happens, Motorola Phone Tools will not be able to communicate with your phone.
To avoid this, switch your phone into modem mode manually. Choose the "Connection" menu on your phone, then "USB", and then "Data/Fax Connection".