Motorola E815 Data Cable

I have this phone..
you need skn6311 cable..
Did you get it to work??
thanks
k

I bought one today. Don't have a cable though. I've been trying to do this via Bluetooth with no luck. My Mac sees it, but it doesn't seem to be compatible yet. Hopefully that just means Apple writing in support for this model being its new. Address book and calender aside though, I just want to be able to throw some AAC files over to it. Although this phone says it will read an AAC file, I can't figure out how to get one on it! Anyone else have any experience with this phone?

Really??!? So even though the 815 is also an "MP3" player, you can connected it to your computer? Do you have to email each file? Thanks for the info.

Thanks. I'll be checking back, If you don't mind, let us know exactly what you get, where you got it and what does and doesn't work. Keeping my fingers crossed. 🙂

Just took mine out of the box, same thing, my powerbook picks it up and shows it in the decive manager but will not sync anything or send any files over. I'm going to search for that cable, I really hope it works, there's gotta be like a back door. Man verizon is lame
Evan

I have a family member who works for Verizon that said Motorola took out Bluetooth features on the 710 to cut costs. Perhaps thats part of the problem with the 815.

Correct. I believe that lawsuit is against Verizon though and not Motorola.

I did find this out about the 815 when it comes to music. It plays AAC files but only from the added TransFlash card, not from internal memory. Someone just transfered AAC files from their Mac using a card reader. When the card was put back into the phone, it worked. I'll go this route for now if I don't hear anyone have any luck with the cable.

Its verizon who's the problem. Cingular has many Motorola phones that work just fine with iSync. As said earlier in this forum and confirmed to my by a verizon salesman, verizon has not allowed any phone manufacturer to allow syncing with phones via bluetooth. The salesman told me it was because they "don't want viruses" on their network but the truth is that they don't want people using any other protocol besides their pay one.
On the motorola side, just got off with a customer service guy, he said to me that the Motorola mobil phone tools version3.0 is compatible with this phone and comes with the correct usb cable needed to connect to a computer. Its sold on their website only. I'm going to buy one but my only concern is that it is not mac compatible. I often find with these various third party syncing decives that they do not work on mac. Hopefully the usb cable will be all that we need and it will work from there.
Lastly, incase anyone was wondering, the customer service guy told me that subject to this cable working etc, you would be able to transfer mp3's from your computer to your phone!! A nice touch
Hope this helps
Evan

Was at the verizon store today getting my contacts changed over and they told me I could buy the Verizon office tools kit to do all the syncing. He said it includes the USB cabel I need and the software which is compatable for mac! I'll let you guys know if any of the ends up working, should be a few days before I get the stuff since he had to order it.
Evan

I tried the skn6311A cable that worked just fine on my T720. iCal does not recognize the device.