509 and configured with this new data then enters into a normal operating mode while the foregoing invention has been described in terms of the above detailed embodiments it will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications can be made one such modification is the telecommunication infrastructure shown in fig6 in which the computer 601 and the cellular telephone terminal 605 are supported by a telecommunications infrastructure which includes a land line supported private base station 604 a private base station is a low power station over which a user can register his or her cellular radio terminal and make and receive telephone calls a private base station shares the same frequency bands with large cellular sites but operates at a greatly reduced power level also each private base station has a land line subscriber telephone number through which all incoming calls are routed the requirements for the private base station and the cellular telephone terminal are set forth in the telecommunications industry association tia interim standard is 136 dated december 1994 the operation of such a base station is disclosed in copending and commonly assigned u s patent application ser nos 08 509403 08 509404 and 08 509406 all filed on jul 31 1995 with specific reference now to fig6 there is shown an illustrative block diagram of a telecommunications infrastructure useful in describing the operation of the present invention the telecommunications infrastructure includes the computer 601 a modem 602 a wired telecommunication network 603 a wireless telecommunication network or cellular radio system which includes the private base station 604 and the cellular telephone terminal 605 communications between the computer 601 and the cellular terminal 605 in this illustrative infrastructure is in a direct connect mode.