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Forums › Spark New Zealand › Configuration for Motorola v3xx on Telecom XT please?


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Wannabe Geek


# 94079 5-Dec-2011 20:40
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hi i have a motorola v3xx

i need the exact following information co complete my web browser set up for telecom xt

Name:
Homepage:
Proxy1:
Port1: has 80 already in it
Domain1:
DNS1:000.000.000.000 already in it
DNS2:000.000.000.000 already in it
GPRS APN:
Username:
Password:


what do i need to do or change

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  # 554235 5-Dec-2011 20:42
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I know you tried TelecomDefault from our Telecom XT configuration settings page.

You could try TelecomData as well.

If it doesn't work, is this on account or prepaid? If it's prepaid, do you have balance? Have you tried this SIM card on another handset and did it work for data then?

 




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  # 554237 5-Dec-2011 20:51
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i have used the sim in another phone and every thing worked i do have money on it and it still didnt work

 
 
 
 


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  # 554238 5-Dec-2011 20:53
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you could also ring the help desk and ask then to send the settings OTA (over the air) you will recieve 3 or 4 text messages and you then open each of them and following the instructions



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  # 554239 5-Dec-2011 20:55
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i tried that but they would not send them they could not fine the right settings
 



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  # 554248 5-Dec-2011 21:05
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it just tells me there is a network problem

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