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The USB data kit for your v60 should work with the V180. &nbsp;The software you are looking for is the MPT (Mobile Phone Tools). &nbsp;Install this first. &nbsp;To make the V180 a modem, there is a USB modem drivers called USBMDMMOT.inf and COMP_MDM_USB.inf on the CD. &nbsp;When setting up USB modem, just use those 2 INF files. &nbsp;
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The USB data kit for your v60 should work with the V180.  The software you are looking for is the MPT (Mobile Phone Tools).  Install this first.  To make the V180 a modem, there is a USB modem drivers called USBMDMMOT.inf and COMP_MDM_USB.inf on the CD.  When setting up USB modem, just use those 2 INF files.  

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With regard to rhe Comments by whtrbt7, this was the first thing I atempted. &nbsp;The drivers don't work with this phone. &nbsp;At this point I have lost intrest in this, I purchased a data card with service from a wireless provider to fill this need.
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With regard to rhe Comments by whtrbt7, this was the first thing I atempted.  The drivers don't work with this phone.  At this point I have lost intrest in this, I purchased a data card with service from a wireless provider to fill this need.

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I have a upgraded to a Motorola V180 phone and I have the USB cable and connect to my phone from my laptop, but I can't locate the drivers anywhere? &nbsp;I had the USB Data Kit for my v60 to sync data or use it as a modem, but I only wish to use this phone as a modem and not snyc with my laptop. &nbsp;Help?
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I have a upgraded to a Motorola V180 phone and I have the USB cable and connect to my phone from my laptop, but I can't locate the drivers anywhere?  I had the USB Data Kit for my v60 to sync data or use it as a modem, but I only wish to use this phone as a modem and not snyc with my laptop.  Help?

Motorola USB Drivers V180

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