dell x50v problem getting bluetooth internet through my Motorola V551 HELP!!!!!!!!

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#4553 2-Aug-2005 05:16

check it out im new here and i got no idea about this tech stuff but i know yall can help i got the basic connections down but once i try to get the internet goin it gives me a message "the answwering modem has diconnected" blahblahblah whats the problem here guys please let me know?????? like whats the number i tell it to dial it says to put *99# but its not working??? whats up ????

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#17420 2-Aug-2005 10:06

First of all make sure your account allows GPRS use.

Next, on your Pocket PC Connection configuration (Advanced button) enter Z; in the init string (or add it to the start of the existing string). This is a reset command and most new Motorola mobile phones need this.

The number to use is *99# (default), or *99***1#, *99***2# and so on - depending on which mobile configuration you want to use.

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ipdego10

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#17468 3-Aug-2005 06:28

hey thanks man ill give it a try after work and letcha know tommorrow !!!!!

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#17597 6-Aug-2005 18:26

I am having the exact same problem. The tech's at Cingular and Dell have been of no use what-so-ever. I am a total technophobe, and couldn't tell you the difference between a processor and a prostate. Please help! My circumstances are exactly as those described by the originator of this thread. I went into advanced settings, and applied the Z. The line was blank. Does this denote a problem? I had Cingular's unlimited plan initiated today, and have been assured by them that it is active. In perusing the other forum's, the term "edge" has been mentioned frequently in describing something about their GPRS. Is this something that I need to specify to cingular, (to make sure it is active)? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Again, I am a total moron in anything related to computers, so a laymans approach to describing what I need to do will be very helpful.....