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Forums › Mobile handsets › Qtek 8060 gprs on/off switch / volume issue
paul basesoft

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#1985 5-Aug-2004 23:25

Can anyone help me with the following?

The standby time is devistating low (1 1/2 days). I think this is due to gprs ON.
Can I disable gprs without deleting settings?

Volume with normal usage and of earpeaces is pourly. Settings are LOUD but that helps little.
Is there another option?


Regards, Paul

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#7568 6-Aug-2004 09:14
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GPRS is only used if you initiate a connection - or a program. For example, make sure ActiveSync is not configured to automatic connnection (check it for manual connection only). Also check that your Pocket Inbox configuration does not have a connection every 'x' minutes set.

Regarding the sound volume, make sure the earpiece volume is set by using the slider on the left side during the call. I don't use my i-mate Pocket PC Phone Edition for calls, only for data, so didn't notice anything with it.




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