DuelAdapter Issues
This thread is for discussing issues with the DuelAdapter. Issues include, but aren't limited to: unsupported systems, BETA, driver status, incompatible PC Cards, etc.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
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Notebook Models Currently Not Supported Include
HP/Compaq Models DV9000, DV6000
Dell Latitude 131L
Mac OS X 10.4.9 Drivers are currently in BETA
Running Cingular's Sierra Wireless Air Card 860 under the DuelAdapter
Excellent instructions for setting the DuelAdapter up with a 3G wireless card under the Windows XP.
Use with Panasonic P2 PC Cards Mac
https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/support/cs/csregistp2m/soft/pcdriver_macintel.zip
Use with Panasonic P2 PC Cards Win
https://eww.pavc.panasonic.co.jp/pro-av/support/cs/csregistp2m/soft/pcdriver_winvista.zip
Your tech support department saved us from purchasing the DuelAdapter by posting a list of laptops that don't work. Thank you.
http://synchrotech.blogspot.com/2007/08/dueladapter-unsupported-systems-list.html
Can this be used also with BootCamp of MacBook Pro?
> Can this be used also with BootCamp of MacBook Pro?
We have no reason to believe it wouldn't work, but are awaiting word from Duel Systems to see if they have tested that specific configuration.
Feedback from Duel Systems:
Accually it works great with boot camp. I have used it myself on a Macbook Pro with boot camp. I was running it on a Vista and Mac 10.4.10. If you are having trouble please respond with witch system is not finding it Windows or OSX. Also a little more detail on what the issue is.
Will this work with the Sprint Broadband card and on a Sony model VGNAR520E laptop?
> Will this work with the Sprint Broadband card and on a Sony model VGNAR520E laptop?
So far as we know the VAIO you mentioned should work, and isn't listed on Duel Systems' unsupported computer list list. You might want to contact Duel Systems directly if you want more assurance, but there are no absolute guarantees in this industry. That said, you could take advantage of our 15 day money back policy.
Current Systems Known Not Work
Allienware M5551
Dell Latitude 131L
HP/Compaq DV6000 Series Models
HP/Compaq DV9000 Series Models
Nobilis N4026
Sony VIO VGNF2180 E/B
Toshiba Satellite P205
Toshiba Satellite S4607
Toshiba Satellite S4807
Toshiba Satellite X205
would my dell inspiron Dell 1520 express card slot and my pcmcia verizon v620 card work with this adaptor
> would my dell inspiron Dell 1520 express card slot and my pcmcia verizon v620 card work with this adaptor
As far as we know this combination should work. Best thing to do is:
1: check the SYSTEMS KNOWN NOT TO WORK list
2: check out the DuelAdapter Product Compatibility List
3: Call Duel Systems: 1-888-227-7004 or 1-661-367-2215
Will the adaptor work with the Kyocera KPC650 and a Dell XPS 1330 with Window's Vista?
> Will the adaptor work with the
> Kyocera KPC650 and a Dell XPS 1330
> with Window's Vista?
As far as we know this combination should work. Best thing to do is:
1: check the SYSTEMS KNOWN NOT TO WORK list
2: check out the DuelAdapter Product Compatibility List
3: Call Duel Systems: 1-888-227-7004 or 1-661-367-2215
I have a Q1 Ultra(np-Q1) I have a PX-500 mobile broadband card could I use this adapter? If not what can I use to get my px-500 card to work with My Q1 Ultra?
From what we understand the Samsung Q1 features a CompactFlash slot rather than an ExpressCard slot. Therefore it would not work with the DuelAdapter. If you have a way of installing drivers for your PX-500 and other devices, then you might want to check out Elan's U142.
I have a HP tx2510us and a Pantech PCMCIA card and I am using Debian Linux. The Pantech card works fine with Debian, but how about this adapter and the HP machine?
Alternatively, do you have an adapter to get an express card to fit a PCMCIA slot so I can go "back the other way" if I get a new card? I have a router that uses the PCMCIA card and I want to continue to be able to use that as well as use some of my older machines with that work with the Pantech card.
The DuelAdapter hasn't been tested with Linux. PC Card adapters do exist for USB based ExpressCards (both PC Card and ExpressCard are 'PCMCIA,' therefore it is better to refer to the hardware by their correct names). However, your router might not support an ExpressCard in a PC Card adapter. If your router takes USB devices, your best course would be purchasing a USB based WWAN device to share between your router and laptop.
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