Where to find the 3G software for Portege R500

I've just purchased an R500 with inbuilt 3G and applied the XP downgrade CD.
I've inserted a valid Telstra 3G sim card, but cannot find the software to make the modem connection.
The modem in Control Panel appears to be operating OK.
I tried installing the Telstra 3G software for their USB device but cannot control the port where it looks for the modem.
Any clues please?

Hi
The software (tool, driver) is available on the Toshiba European driver page.
There you will find following:
_Novatel MobiLink_
+The Novatel Wireless MobiLink Communications Software Suite is a family of wireless connectivity applications that connect mobile devices with wireless wide area networks (WWAN) to allow quick and easy access to email, the Internet and corporate networks anytime, anywhere. With MobiLink and a wireless device, mobile users can stay productive and connected to customers and colleagues while out of the office.+
_3G RF Power Control Utility_
+This utility is needed to configure the power settings for your 3G module+
_Novatel Wireless Mobile Broadband_
+Wireless Mobile Broadband Drivers are the drivers and software used for transferring data at higher rates and greater capabilities.+
As you see everything is available on the Toshiba website.
Please check also other threads here in the forum regarding the 3G broadband connection.
There are some instruction posted

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