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notoner

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#67658 6-Sep-2010 08:07
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I recently purchased an AT&T Samsung i637 online. I purchased a 2 degrees sim card and transferred my old Telecom number to 2 degrees. Everything is working fine.... except setting up my mobile internet and GPRS.

Currently the settings on the phone have AT&T pre-configured settings that can not be deleted or modified, so I can only add a setting for two degrees. The problem is I don't 100% know what I should enter for each setting. The proxy set up for the i637 is as below:

Connects from: WAP/Work/The Internet/My ISP/Secure WAP
Connects to: WAP/Work/The Internet/My ISP/Secure WAP
Proxy (name:port):
Type: WAP/Socks 4/ Socks 5/HTTP
User name:
Password:

I'm stuck on user name and password as I don't have one (other than my 2 degrees login)

Also, I'm currently on Windows 6.1 - I understand that the i637 is upgradeable to Windows 6.5, would setting up my mobile internet be easier on 6.5?

Thanks for reading, any assistance would be appreciated! 

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pwner
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  #377062 6-Sep-2010 09:26
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Have you tried using the 2degrees toolkit from the SIM menu or going to the web page to have the settings sent to you? that is the easiest. Otherwise check out the sticky at the top of the forum that has all the settings.

you don't need a username and password for data on 2degrees so just leave them blank.




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  #377066 6-Sep-2010 09:40
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Thanks for the reply. Yes I tried to get my settings sent, but for some reason the messages sent to me said 'Change of Settings Unsuccessful'. I'm guessing it's something to do with the fact that it's an AT&T phone.

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  #377070 6-Sep-2010 09:53
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did you get the rest of the information you needed from the sticky?




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  #377075 6-Sep-2010 10:07
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Yes, I am trying to input it now to see if it works. Thanks for your help!

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  #378552 10-Sep-2010 12:42
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Hi, good luck with the settings, although because the settings are locked you may get problems using it on our network. The phones 3G frequencies are 850/2100 MHz used for the Nth American networks so it will not work where on our 900MHz frequency, used in the more rural areas. More info on the phone at GSM Arena - http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i637_jack-2798.php.
Cheers
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  #378555 10-Sep-2010 12:56
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I have a Samsung AT&T fone that works fine on 2D in GSM mode on 900 band  and the Internet works fine in Edge using the settings here in the sticky. I would treat the frequencies shown above link with a grain of salt as most AT&T fones of that vintage  only do 850 and 1900 though 2100 would be a bonus for 2Ds 3G network if it has it..




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  #378560 10-Sep-2010 13:04
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Hi, thanks for the replies.

old3eyes: how did you set up Edge? are you able to send through a PM with the settings you've applied to your phone please? The options on the phone to change my wap settings confuse me... :p

 
 
 

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  #378650 10-Sep-2010 19:24
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notoner: Hi, thanks for the replies.


old3eyes: how did you set up Edge? are you able to send through a PM with the settings you've applied to your phone please? The options on the phone to change my wap settings confuse me... :p


Assuming if the same  setup as mine.

 

Go to Menu > MEdia Net >Browser Settings > Browser Profiles > and create a new profile called  @Degrees.

Access name  = internet

Auth type  = normal

User ID = blank

Password = blank

Protocol = HTTP

Home URL  = http//m.2degreesmobile.co.nz

Proxy address = blank

Linger time  = 300

Most  of the above were in default state and it just worked..

 

 

 

 




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  #385930 29-Sep-2010 16:26
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old3eyes: Tried to setup as per your message, but I can not get into MEdia Net. What settings do you have on Start > Settings > Connections > GPRS > 2 degrees profile?
Assuming that GPRS settings are the ones I tinker with to get internet going...

Thanks.

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