Official GPRS Settings Thread

[Clueless2]

T-Mobile, USA

Phone: Nokia 6610 with Internet Plan

[Gigi]

T-Mobile, USA

Phone: Nokia 6610 with Internet Plan

Clueless2, do you have any settings?

[markbest]

I am at the end of my wits. I have tried settings from this site, HowardForums, dslreports.com and a number of other sites and cannot connect. I have been using my Axim 30 High, Motorola V511 and Cingular MEdiaNet Unlimited. I have used *99***N# (N = 1-5), *99# and wap.cingular as the phone numbers. I have used WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM and CINGULAR1 for an ID and password. And I have used 10 different init stings. Is there any definitive set of settings or am I just SOL?

[Bodacious2182]

I am at the end of my wits. I have tried settings from this site, HowardForums, dslreports.com and a number of other sites and cannot connect. I have been using my Axim 30 High, Motorola V511 and Cingular MEdiaNet Unlimited. I have used *99***N# (N = 1-5), *99# and wap.cingular as the phone numbers. I have used WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM and CINGULAR1 for an ID and password. And I have used 10 different init stings. Is there any definitive set of settings or am I just SOL?

Check out post #31. I just hooked up my X50v with those settings.

[Krenath]

I have a Motorola Razr V3, T-mobile, and my Axim X50v

I do not have the internet option yet. I *do* have the T-zones option.

When connecting using settings as described above, I can check email, but not browse. Likely because browsing is blocked until you fork over the extra $30/month, but they could care less about your email.

I don't need to put in a username, password, or domain.

I don't need to put in any extra dial-string modem commands. If I do put any in, it makes no difference for me. Nothing additional starts working and nothing stops working.

After connecting to the phone and dialing #99*, I'm able to check my mail from anywhere.

[Jack Regan]

Sony Ericsson 750i Axim X50v - Vodafone Contract

Phone

Create New Data Account on Phone,

Name : Internet (can be anything)
APN : internet (lowercase)
UserName : web
PassWord : web

Create the Account and then Check the Details to get the External ID Number:

Axim

Tap Start > Settings > connections > add new modem connection* > enter name for connection (*manage existing connection if editing)

Select modem: Bluetooth Dialup Modem
Tap next
Enter phone number: *99***CID# (CID is the External ID From the Phone)
Untick ‘use dialling rules’

Tap next and enter the following settings:

Username: web
Password: web
Domain: [leave blank]

Select Advanced > General tab and enter the following settings:

Untick ‘wait for dial tone’
Set baud rate to 115200 (for GPRS)
Extra modem initialisation commands: +cgdcont=6,"IP","internet" (The +cgdcont=6 matches the External ID from the Phone.)

Select Port settings tab and enter the following settings:

Data bits: 8
Parity: none
Stop bits: 1
Flow control: hardware

Select TCP/IP tab and enter the following settings:

Use server assigned IP address (selected)
Use software compression (ticked)
IP header compression (ticked)

Select Servers tab and enter the following settings*:

User server assigned address (selected)

*if you want to enter any select use specific server address and enter appropriate DNS addresses)

Click OK.

[Joe in SW MS]

Motorola V600 w/ Bluetooth -- first-time failure

After repeatedly failing to connect to my ISP using my A30i and Motorola V600 phone, I learned... Cingular currently has 2 basic plans:

The first is to use their internet access service which costs 1 cent/downloaded Kb or users can buy bulk at 2 MB@$9.99/mo, 5 MB@$19.99/mo, etc. Considering that some webpages/e-mail attachments are over one MB, this can get expensive!

The alternative is to use your existing ISP by buying their "circuit switch data" plan at $3.99/mo and which uses only your anytime minutes (not nights and weekends).

Their toll free # is 1-866-246-4852

[shorsey]

Had same problems with Nokia 9500. Am using:

+CGDCONT=1,,"orangeinternet"

which seems fine

[BenDick]

Hey everyone

I am a Rogers Wireless Canada customer. I am using the Motorola Razr V3 and the Axim X51. I can connect, but I get nowhere when I try to access anything. Is this another bluetooth error in WM2005? I finally found out how to bipass the file transfer, but this is really confusing me. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance

Ben Dick

[bodyshot6]

U.S. Cellular, USA

Phone: Motorola V710

Dialing number: #777
User name: xxxxxxxxxx@uscc.net (xxxxxxxxx being your 10 digtit cell #)
Password: xxxxxxxxxx (xxxxxxxxx being your 10 digtit cell #)
Domain: leave blank
Extra dial-string modem commands: leave blank

[stinger32]

I'm using a Nokia N70 and x50v and it works with the following settings
My connectnr is *99***1#
and my modem string +cgdcont=1,,"online.telia.se"
no user,password or domain.

[Gigi]

I'm using a Nokia N70 and x50v and it works with the following settings
My connectnr is *99***1#
and my modem string +cgdcont=1,,"online.telia.se"
no user,password or domain.

Can you also provide the name of your cell phone provider?

[HikingEd]

I received an email just today from Rogers. After a long struggle to get my Motorola to work the issue came done to one setting..... set the connectionto be to the network and NOT to a modem. Once I made that changed everything worked!!! One issue is you have to subscribe to their data plan and not just for web browsing.
Below are the instruction directly from Rogers. Step ! (where Imarked very important is the key!!!)

Using Motorola V600 as Bluetooth Dial-up modem with PalmOS devices


In order for two Bluetooth devices to communicate with each other, they will have to be paired. Before they could be paired, the Bluetooth Radio will have to be turned ON on both devices:

On the PalmOS: On the Prefs – Bluetooth menu, ensure it displays “Enabled”

On the Motorola V600 phone:

Menu – Settings – Connection – Bluetooth link – Setup – Power, select Edit/Add, set to ON, select “Select

1. Pair the two devices:
- On the Phone, from the Bluetooth link – Setup menu, highlight “Find me”, select “Select”

- On the handheld, from the Bluetooth menu, access “Trusted devices”, select “Add device”.
When prompted, enter the same passkey on both devices.


2. Configuring the PalmOS handheld to use the Motorola V600 as Bluetooth Dial-up modem:

Step 1

Create a new connection on the Handheld:
From the Prefs – Connection menu, select New and configure as follows:
Name: V600
Connect to: Local Network (VERY IMPORTANT)
Via: Bluetooth
Device: Motorola Phone

Step 2
Create a new Network Service:
From the Prefs - Network menu, tap on Preferences in the upper left corner and under Service, select “New”
Configure as follows:

Service: Rogers Wireless
User name: wapuser1
Password: wap
Connection: V600 (the connection created above)

Select “Details” and ensure it displays the following:

Connection type: PPP
Idle timeout: Never
Query DNS: (checked)
IP Address: (checked) Automatic

Select “Script” and enter the following:

Send: at+cgdcont=1,"IP","internet.com"
Send CR:
Send: ATD*99#
Send CR:
End:

Select OK, select OK again and then, select “Connect”

Phone: Motorola V551m

Dialing number: *99#
User name: wapuser1
Password: wap
Domain: internet.com
Extra dial-string modem commands: CGDCONT=1, "IP", "internet.com"


Phone: Sony Ericsson T637

Dialing number: *99##2 (2 is the CID number on phone)
User name: wapuser1
Password: wap
Domain: internet.com
Extra dial-string modem commands: (leave blank)

[carolinahusker]

Cingular USA

Phone: Samsung D307

Dialing number: *99#
User name: ISP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Password: CINGULAR1
Domain: (leave blank)
Extra dial-string modem commands: (none)

Source:

http://supportcingular.atgnow.com/cn...e/KB42006.html

[Menneisyys]

You can also find lots of GPRS set-up related information at http://pocketpcmag.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=17837