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#11923 19-Feb-2007 06:45
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I will try and be short and sweet without being dramatic. I have done my research but still having issues

have an hp rx3115 iPAQ with windows 2003 mobile second edition
my phone is a motrolla L6 with bluetooth
I have a unlimited media bundle package with cingular wireless for $20.00 a month
I want to connect to internet using my phone as modem.

I have tried what I consider every wep setting in int strings number etc
I can connect with many of the various settings but after about 120 sec I get a message that the device dissconnected me (maybe due to dissconnect timeout setting?. Not sure whats going on here.

Should I get a diffrent phone diffrent data plan? diffrent settings?

right now my settings are
dialing number: *99***1# (operator told me to use phone number with # at the end?) I have also tried *99# and wap.cingular

username: WAP@CINGULAR.COM (also tried WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM)
pass: CINGULAR1

Baud rate: I have tried all

wait for dialtone : I have checked and unchecked
domain: empty

I have tried a combanation of all the above as well
any Ideas?

~edit~  I just tried the following tutorial it didnt work either http://www.markwilson.co.uk/blog/2004/11/accessing-internet-using-vodafone-gprs.htm








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#61183 19-Feb-2007 09:29
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Welcome to Geekzone... I think you want to access GPRS on your Pocket PC? WAP is just a protocol for a lightweight mobile Internet, so you probably need the APN configuration. You seem to have the right info there but try this:

Dialing number: *99#
username: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Password: CINGULAR1
Init string: Z;+CGDCONT=1,,"WAP.CINGULAR"

The "Z;" instructs the phone to reset the modem, and the +CGDCONT tells what APN to use.

Edit: fixed init string.





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  #61185 19-Feb-2007 09:50
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Thanks for your response.

when entering the settings exactly as you posted I get  the following errors

error 1-----

The connection failed and could not be reestablished

error 2----

dialed *99#
_________________
No modem at above number.  To check your connection settings and change them if needed, tap settings.

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#61186 19-Feb-2007 09:53
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Interesting, I've used Cingular/AT&T while in Las Vegas for the CES earlier this year, and those were the settings I had to use... You might have to check your account, or test with another phone?





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  #61188 19-Feb-2007 10:02
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hmm and they dont open tech support for data for another day... the domain is supposed to be empty right

and dont wait for dialtone?

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#61189 19-Feb-2007 10:04
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Correct, domain is empty, and no need to wait for dialtone (this is not a circuit switched dial up connection).


Anyone you know with a phone you can pop your SIM card in ot test?







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  #61190 19-Feb-2007 10:07
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no not with blue tooth.. I am considered to be cutting edge in my circle of friend :P I just got this phone in mail from cingular

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#61195 19-Feb-2007 10:52
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Ooops, sorry. I've noticed a typo on this Init String. Could you please try the correct one (without quotes around 1):

Init string: Z;+CGDCONT=1,,"WAP.CINGULAR"





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#61207 19-Feb-2007 13:07
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I dont notice a diffrence in the two strings?  I am suppose to put these in the extra dial-string box right?  how about using terminal before and after etc?

now when I use string it just says connecting  and opens a post dial terminal that has a blinking cursor.  its stays like this for a long time


also what is apn and where does it go (what box :p)


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  #61213 19-Feb-2007 13:48
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ok so I got it working.. my settings are as follows

i have media package at $20 a month for unlimited internet.

for some reason after a few minutes my phone discconnects.. is this because internet is in active?  is there a way to set internet to always be on?

phone number: *99***1#
User: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
pass: CINGULAR1

Extra dial-string modem command: +CGDCONT=1,"IP","WAP.CINGULAR"

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  #61336 20-Feb-2007 16:30
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It seems that when my ipaq is done doing whatever i asked it to do on the internet it drops connection.. or my phone does...  how can I set it to stay on?

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