Originally posted by fwulfers I tried to use the CSD settings on my 6310i but I get a busy signal and it shows 'Bearer not available' in the display. Anyone has this same problem?
im having trouble with that number as well. mine just never connects i don't think i'll go to connect and after like 2 min. i'll end it and it says that i had a call lasting that long.
*edit I just got it to work, i think maybe it was temporarily down...you should try it now fwulfers. 5:45AM
Last edited by angrychair; 03-21-2003 at 05:49 AM.
update, now im getting data bearer not available...i heard something like they're trying to get rid of csd, is this true? maybe that's why? also fwulfers i saw that in the samsung forums they know of a free csd at waptunnel or something.
Thanks for the wap settings. It worked like a charm on my 6100.
Do you have any idea how to connect the 6100 to a palm over infrared to gprs?
I'm currently subscribed to teh $20, 10mb vpn plan.
Have done a search but am still not sure what the phone and palm settings are.
thanks for any help!
Ken
Tmobile's Tier 3 data customer service provided me with some instructions for the Nokia 7210 infrared gprs connection a Palm OS 5 device on T-Mobile.
I"ve copied them below:
Configuring the Palm
1. Tap on the Home icon.
2. Tap on the menu drop down list situated in the top right hand corner of the screen and tap on System.
3. Tap on Prefs.
4. Tap on the Communication box and tap on Connection.
5. Tap on New.
6. In the Name field, enter a Name [variable] for your connection.
7. From the Connect to drop down list, select PC.
8. From the Via drop down list, select Infrared.
9. Tap on Details.
10. Ensure that the Speed is set to 57,600 bps.
11. Ensure that Flow Ctl is set to Automatic.
12. Tap on OK twice.
13. Tap on Done.
Setting up the Handset
1. Press the Menu button.
2. Scroll to Connectivity and press Select.
3. Scroll to GPRS and press Select.
4. Highlight GPRS connection and press Select.
5. Highlight When needed and press Select.
6. Scroll to GPRS modem settings and press Select.
7. Scroll to Edit active access point and press Select.
8. Scroll to GPRS access point and press Edit.
9. In the Access point field, enter APN [variable] and press OK. (in this part, I'm using internet2.voicestream.com )
10. Press Back four times and press Exit.
Setting up the Connection
1. On the Palm, tap on Network.
2. Tap on New.
3. In the Service field, enter ISP [variable]. (I labelled it TMobile GPRS IR)
4. In the User Name field, enter an empty space.
5. In the Password field, tap on the Prompt button. Enter an empty space.
6. From the Connection drop down list, select the name of your connection. (which is whatever you configured one step back)
7. Tap on Details.
8. From the Connection type drop down list, select PPP.
9. From the Idle timeout drop down list, select Never.
10. Untick Query DNS and enter the Primary DNS [216.155.175.170] and the Secondary DNS [216.155.175.171] in the fields provided.
11. Tick IP Address for automatic
12. Tap on Script.
13. Tap on the End drop down list and select Send. Enter AT&F.
14. Tap on the End drop down list and select Send CR.
15. Tap on the End drop down list and select Send. Enter AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","APN".
16. Tap on the End drop down list and select Send.
17. Tap on the End drop down list and select Send.
18. Tap on the End drop down list and select Send CR.
19. Tap on the End drop down list and select Send. Enter ATD*99#.
20. Tap on the End drop down list and select Send CR.
21. Tap on the End drop down list and select Wait For. Enter CONNECT.
22. Tap on OK twice.
Making the Connection
1. On the handset, press the Menu button.
2. Scroll to Connectivity and press Select.
3. Scroll to Infrared and press Select.
4. Line the infrared port of the handset to the infrared port of the Palm.
5. On the Palm, tap on Connect.
You will be now connected for the GPRS service.
These instructions worked very well for my Nokia 6100 GPRS connection over infrared to a Sony Clie TG-50.
That should work... only difference from the posted settings is the homepage... after that it worked. If MMS still doesn't work, call CS and tell them you want to enable MMS. Should work after that...
Data Bearer: GPRS
AP name: internet2.voicestream.com
Username: None
Prompt Password: No
Password: **** (whatever was in there for default)
Authentication: Normal
Gateway IP: 216.155.165.50
Homepage: None
Connection Security: Off
Session Mode: Temporary (default is Permanent) (not sure the diffrence in this)
Under Advanced Settings
Phone IP Address: Dynamic
Primary Name Server: 216.155.175.170
Second Name Server: 215.155.175.171
Server Address: None
Port number: 8080 (Default is 0 and he said 80 may work but he prefered 8080)
I know alot of you may already know or have this in your phone, but if not maybe this might fix your problems.... This information will work for your Unlimited GPRS acct that is $19.99
Ok. Great. But how do you apply this to the 6820 nokia fuzy bear? What the heck is a proxy and then a port? I cannot enter the IP address anywhere on this phone nor can I enter into temporary session. This is not entry for IP and the session mode is always permenant.
6820
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