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Forums › Legacy mobile platforms (Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Web OS, Symbian, Meego, Blackberry) › 3650 or N-gage using ACCESS POINT via BlueTooth Router?
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#1062 11-Feb-2004 10:26
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Is there a way to set up ACCESS POINT from 3650 or N-gage to use BlueTooth Router as ACCESS POINT to by pass SIM CARD so all applications needing a network is able to go through Bluetooth? I am posting this as new topic to get more attention as I have no luck in help for getting my games needing network to go. Thanks. Your help is much appreciated.

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#12655 10-Feb-2005 10:07
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Make sure PC Suite works with bluetooth.

DO NOT configure your mRouter to connect on the same serial port as your bluetooth usb dongle.

Download the gnubox application and install it on your phone.
http://www.raywalk.com/upload/1/8/gnubox.sis

Now you will have to set up the PC connection on your phone:
Settings->Connection->GPRS->Accesspoint [Put name of PC here] Don't forget this!

Create a new Access Point on the phone: Setting->Connection->Access points->New access point->Use default settings

Name: Bt
Data Bearer: GSM data (This is NOT GPRS! you have to change it)
Dial-up number: 2222
Username: RasUser
Promp password: No
Password: pass
Gateway IP Address: 169.254.1.68
Homepage: http://www.google.com/wml

Install gnubox.sis on your phone.

NOW YOU PUT ON YOUR BLUETOOTH.

Run the gnubox application and select:
Options->2box Direct--->Bluetooth.
Now the gnubox application WILL SEARCH FOR YOUR PC!!!!!
It should list the new settings and switch to a light BLUE BACKGROUND if you see this everything works OK.



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#12656 10-Feb-2005 10:08
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lol, posted exactly 1 year later haha

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#12657 10-Feb-2005 10:18
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Good one...




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