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Originally Posted by Omega2008
Someone posted a great guide on how to teather the MPx 220 with a Pocket PC.......I forget the username.
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Originally Posted by Omega2008
Lol well the **** search feature is messed up and you can't find anything....I tried searching for it for you but no cigar.....I will see what I can dig up.....
Oh by the way I am going to start charging for my usefulness lol ahahaha |
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Originally Posted by Omega2008
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your welcome
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How to use the Moto as a Bluetooth Modem for a Pocket PC With Windows Mobile 2003 and 2003 SE Pocket PCs, you'll need to do some manual connection work though, as these Pocket PCs don't automatically initialize the Moto correctly. For some reason, this is a problem with several MS Smartphones. So how to do it? Create a new Bluetooth modem connection on your Pocket PC using "Bluetooth Dialup Modem". In most cases, the number to dial is *99#. You may or may not need a username and password as that varies by carrier. Click on the Advanced tab as you walk through the connection creation process, and set the baud rate to 56k or 115k and uncheck the box that says "Wait for dialtone before dialing". Now tap on the Port settings tab and check the box that's labled "Enter dialing commands manually". The rest of the values should remain unchanged, so save your new connection settings and you're ready to connect. Start up the new connection and you'll see a large window open where you can enter a dialing command. You'll need to enter AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","apn_name","",0,0d*99# and hit the enter key. You should see CONNECT appear after you hit the enter key and you can close the window and use your Internet connection. Note that apn_name stands for your carrier's APN: for example, T-Mobile uses wap.voicestream.com for Tzones accounts and Cingular uses ISP.CINGULAR (WAP.CINGULAR for the MediaWorks plan) for theirs. This sounds more tedious than it really is: once you've created the connection and connected once, you can tap on the connection symbol at the top of the Pocket PC home screen to initiate the connection and either paste that long command into the manual connection from Notes, or use a keyboard app with macro capabilities to enter the string with one tap (I recommend Resco's Keyboard Pro). Data connections are fast by GPRS standards since the MPx220 is a class 10 device. |
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Originally Posted by xplode
when we get to the final command "prompt" the manual enter screen where we paste the string, when we paste it, nothing happens, Doesnt say anything like connected, if anything the one time it said error, it just is stuck on dialing that *99# , but it does recognize the device so im clueless as to where its gone wrong and what could be casusing it.
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Originally Posted by tlynn1974
The two devices are definitely compatible. I have used my MPx220 and x50v many times to connect to the internet. I updated my Axim with the A03 rom and followed JeffreyCentrex's instructions.
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Originally Posted by tlynn1974
And you are entering the
AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","wap.cingular","",0,0d*99# command on the blank white screen (the manual dialing screen)? |
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Originally Posted by tlynn1974
You're welcome (and it's ma'am
)I'm sorry, I can't think of anything else. It works on mine (after a lot of research!). Only other thing I can think of is I have heard that #99* does not work all the time. I have heard suggestions of trying #99***n, where n=1,2,or 3. Or you can escalate it to Dell support (although they were little help to me - I had escalated to 4th level support when I found the answer here). |
my bad.. haha.. neways yeah were gonna try somthing else im confused
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Originally Posted by xplode
o sry ma'am
my bad.. haha.. neways yeah were gonna try somthing else im confused |
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