[PJayDubya]

I just got a V600 from Cingular and have done everything imaginable to be able to connect to the internet using my bluetooth connection on my phone - Cingular's folks have walked me thru this process several times to no avail


Username: [email protected]
Password: CINGULAR1
Phone #: *99***1#

Does anyone have experience with this phone or have successfully connected to the internet via Bluetooth??????

This is FRUSTRATING ME. Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks!

Jay

[vinster]

Originally posted by PJayDubya:
I just got a V600 from Cingular and have done everything imaginable to be able to connect to the internet using my bluetooth connection on my phone - Cingular's folks have walked me thru this process several times to no avail


Username: [email protected]
Password: CINGULAR1
Phone #: *99***1#

Does anyone have experience with this phone or have successfully connected to the internet via Bluetooth??????

This is FRUSTRATING ME. Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks!

Jay

Hey PJayDubya,

I'm doing this over GSM dial up (9600bps) and GPRS on the O2 network here in the UK.

First, you need these modem scripts and, depending on your provider, a GPRS bearer that allows access to the standard TCP ports (not all networks have this). But with the scripts you'll at least be able to make a GSM data connection.

Let me know if you get it working.

Regards,

[PJayDubya]

Thanks for your input.

I have been able to make a connection using the scripts, BUT I am only staying connected for up to 3 minutes. I've turned off "Battery Saver" on the phone but it continues to give me a message that the modem has unexpetdly hung up.

I've used all of the Scripts and this continues to happen.

Account name: [email protected]
Password: CINGULAR1
Telephone Number: ISP.CINGULAR

These are the settings I am using. I have also turned off the TCP header compression and Send PPP echo packets

I'm stumped. Any suggestions?

J

[TheMosco]

check out howardforum.com its a cell phone forum and i believe there are a couple mac users there.

[vinster]

Originally posted by PJayDubya:
Thanks for your input.

I have been able to make a connection using the scripts, BUT I am only staying connected for up to 3 minutes. I've turned off "Battery Saver" on the phone but it continues to give me a message that the modem has unexpetdly hung up.

I've used all of the Scripts and this continues to happen.

Account name: [email protected]
Password: CINGULAR1
Telephone Number: ISP.CINGULAR

These are the settings I am using. I have also turned off the TCP header compression and Send PPP echo packets

I'm stumped. Any suggestions?

J

Try checking the support non-conforming phones option in Bluetooth preferences and see if that helps.

Let us know the results.

[PJayDubya]

Tried that and it didn't work. Still having problems.

Guess I'll have to wait until someone gets the scripts right....

Thanks for ya'lls help. If anyone hears anything else, please email me!!

J

[mcaswell]

I had this same problem connecting through my V600. I don't have my Bluetooth dongle handy right this second, so I can't detail exactly what fixed it, but in one of the Bluetooth settings areas, there's a checkbox for "better compatibility with older phones" or something like that. Turn this ON, and you won't get booted off after a few minutes.

--Mike

[rag on a muffin]

Originally posted by mcaswell:
I had this same problem connecting through my V600. I don't have my Bluetooth dongle handy right this second, so I can't detail exactly what fixed it, but in one of the Bluetooth settings areas, there's a checkbox for "better compatibility with older phones" or something like that. Turn this ON, and you won't get booted off after a few minutes.

--Mike

he said this didnt work, the button is for non-conforming phones. i hope this doesnt happen with the v710 im soon going to get.

[flypenfly]

Which of the Motorola profiles are you guys using? I can't seem to get mine to dial in right when it worked fine on my Siemens S55