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nemisis
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#4106 8-Mar-2004 10:20
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The Nokia 6600/6610 Vodafone NZ access to PXT guide.

Goto http://wireless.vodafone.co.nz

Click on "Mobile Phone Configurator"
Click on "PXT™ Configuration"
Select phone type "6610"
Select the MMS Provider
Enter your cellphone number (read the instructions on the page for correct cell number sytax)

This will txt message you with the config for your phone. Install the config and set it as the default

This is where vodafones help stops :) and the geekzone forums help starts.

On your Nokia 6600/6610 go into --- Menu, tools, settings, connection, access points, VFNZ PXT then hit the options button and go down to advanced settings.

go down to "Proxy serv. address" and enter in this value (exactly) "172.030.038.003" (without the " " ;) )
go down to "Proxy port number" and enter this exact value "8080"

back out of those menu options and try PXTing ... you should be all good

Cheers
Josh



Vicx
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#4115 8-Mar-2004 13:08
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wouldn't it be better to send 3650 settings? 6610 isn't even in the same series as 6600.

nemisis
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#4118 8-Mar-2004 13:43
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err .. I have a 6600 .. im just qouting what worked for me ..

I know what this guy went through .. so I hope this guide is of some use to people with Nokia 6600 phones ....


cheers
Josh



ariesr
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#4158 11-Mar-2004 04:41
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I've got a Nokia 6650 with Thinkpad laptop that needed a usb Irda port so I could connect to mobile phone.

As far as I know all, I need to do is tell vodafone I want to use GPRS adn they will activate it on my SIMM card etc. Will they also act as my ISP? And is it true that it's all about how much you download rather then time spent on phone?

What is the rate per megabyte for asny of you? And who charges you?

Thanks

PS - All I need is Web access via laptop/mobile when I'm on the move around the country , and that's it.

Mobileguy
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#4176 11-Mar-2004 11:31
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Hi all

The Nokia 6600 guide is now up and working

Has the PXT (MMS) setup the guide tested and working.


https://www.vodafone.co.nz/mobiles/05.1_makes_and_models.jsp

confused
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#4192 12-Mar-2004 09:21
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hi vicx

saw ur posting. u said that u can only send, not receive PXT messages.
i seem to behaving the same problem on my 6820. have u sorted the problem out???

please advise
thanx

confused

Vicx
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#4204 12-Mar-2004 17:06
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any news yet john?

 
 
 

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Vicx
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#4208 12-Mar-2004 19:22
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same as confused, at the same time. just can't receive pxts.

Deadpool
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#4219 14-Mar-2004 08:42
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I havn't noticing any trouble recieving PXT at all.

Currently receiving fine on my 6600 from both a 3100 and a gx10

richardnanales
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#4233 15-Mar-2004 00:06
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hi guys i have the correct settings but still i cant receive pxt message it always says you have been sent a pxt from 021blablabla and as well as sending a pxt , the person that i sent a pxt didnt even receive it so please if anyone can help me down here .

richardnanales
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#4242 15-Mar-2004 13:17
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im in auckland nz, what do you mean by handset

mikey

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#4251 15-Mar-2004 17:10
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I'm the same as Deadpool - running 6600 & having no problems send/receive pxt.

Vicx
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#4252 15-Mar-2004 17:15
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msisdn? why not just say number

confused
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#4413 24-Mar-2004 08:40
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hi,

i tried loading hotmail on my wap 6820 browser, but it says unkown format. i have no trouble loading other websites.
does anyone have this problem as well???

vprasad007
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#4987 22-Apr-2004 17:53
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I have got Pxt working and can access wap sites as well on my N6600. but i am unable to use Opera to access the web. At the moment i am using the Menu-Services option to browse through wap sites. anyone know how to set up Opera to use the web?

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