Engine_Counter

I have managed to connect my Axim X51V to my Samsung SGH-ZV40 mobile using Vodafone PAYG via Bluetooth and Dial up Networking. This allows me to connect to the Internet, and to connect to Tom Tom Traffic.

The only problem I have is that when I initiate the connection I have to confirm that the DUN connection can be made on the mobile. While this is no problem when using the Internet it can be a problem for the Tom Tom Traffic connection, especially when it looses connection mid journey and tries to reconnect. I've looked and can't find a setting on either the mobile or the Axim. Is there any way I can suppress this prompt, so that the connection is made automatically?

__________________
Al

mphayvanh

You can't remove the prompt, especially when it is set to use that connection (your DUN) to access TomTom's traffic servers.

To assign any connections to connect to the internet OR to create a different connection type, go to:
START > Settings > Connections > Advance Tab > Select Networks.

Choose a difference Network for "Programs that automatically connect to the Internet should connect using:"

Sorry, mistunderstood your post. To bypass the confirm message, all you have to do is during the pairing process, choose the OPTION to "Always allow" instead of "Always Ask". Hope this helps.

Spetsnaz

Originally Posted by Engine_Counter

I have managed to connect my Axim X51V to my Samsung SGH-ZV40 mobile using Vodafone PAYG via Bluetooth and Dial up Networking. This allows me to connect to the Internet, and to connect to Tom Tom Traffic. The only problem I have is that when I initiate the connection I have to confirm that the DUN connection can be made on the mobile. While this is no problem when using the Internet it can be a problem for the Tom Tom Traffic connection, especially when it looses connection mid journey and tries to reconnect. I've looked and can't find a setting on either the mobile or the Axim. Is there any way I can suppress this prompt, so that the connection is made automatically?

You should be able to specify in your Samsung phone under My devices that you always allow Axim to connect, that's how I have it set in my Sony Ericsson w800i, works fine

Engine_Counter

Thanks Spetsnaz, that's sorted it. I knew there was a setting somewhere, just couldn't find it.

Thanks also mphayvanh, going back and pairing again also sorts it out.

__________________
Al