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mikey

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#5835 30-Nov-2005 18:07
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I have recently purchased a Nokia n70 phone and all works well apart from pxt sending. It receives pxt fine, but when sending it makes a connection then times out. I am not sure what the correct settings should be?. I got the phone from parallel imported (auck) and have since called them. They tried one in the store and say it works fine, so i'm thinking i must just have a wrong setting?.

I have checked the other posts on setting up basic settings for access points but no luck i'm afraid.

Here is exactly what i have as my pxt access point, maybe someone can see what the problem is?

PXT SETTINGS>

Menu>Tools>Settings>Connection>Access Points>

Connection Name: VF PXT
Data Bearer: Packet Data
Access Point Name:live.vodafone.com
User Name: None
Prompt Password: No
Authentication: Normal
Homepage: http://pxt.vodafone.net.nz/pxtsend

**Advanced Settings**

Network Type: IPv4
Phone IP Address: Auto
Name Servers: Auto
Proxy Serv. Address: 172.30.38.3 or 172.030.038.003
Port Number: 8080

Also there are a few basic settings under message options but nothing i think that would affect sending pxt like image size etc. I send pxt up to 100kb anyway.

Anyway, a BIG thanks if you can solve that puzzle!. If not then i guess i will wait until vodafone stock them and see what i can do then.





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#24074 30-Nov-2005 18:41
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Thats strange I have heard of other N70 users having no issue, This has yet to be seen with my own eyes. and I think PXT can now be up to 300k.



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  #24079 30-Nov-2005 20:33
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Thanks guys, yea i think it will just be a case of the waiting game which aint so bad. I'll just txt until pxt is sorted.




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#24298 6-Dec-2005 17:12
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Good news - today when i tried sending a pxt, IT WORKED!. Looks like you were spot on Mahuhu - Something was fixed at the Vodafone end.

I had a couple of them fail but most of them sent no problem - even a pxt just under 300kb!.

I'm now a happy n70 camper.




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#24307 6-Dec-2005 19:31
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Sorry for going OT but does anyone know the latest firmware for the Nokia 6680

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  #24332 7-Dec-2005 08:20
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Latest I can see is 3.04.37

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  #24337 7-Dec-2005 08:41
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johnr: Sorry for going OT but does anyone know the latest firmware for the Nokia 6680


Just installed 4.04.07 22/08/2005 Euro on my 6680 last night john

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#24341 7-Dec-2005 08:50
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Cool! Did you do that over the USB cable and where abouts did you get the FW from

John

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  #24348 7-Dec-2005 09:17
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johnr: Cool! Did you do that over the USB cable and where abouts did you get the FW from

John


No, i'm not using USB cable. I do upgrades for the latest Nokia phones (6630, 6680, 6681, N70, N90). Just a hobby though.




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#24351 7-Dec-2005 09:31
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