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Apple Macintosh and Sony Ericsson issues |
Jools
Joined: May 21, 2003
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Like I said above, it's in the Address Book preferences.
So, open the "Address Book" application. Choose "Preferences" from the Address Book menu, click on vCard at the top, set the vCard format to "2.1". Simple!!
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mamba
Joined: Nov 21, 2004
Posts: 138
From: 9ja
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Good morning and MERRY CHRISTMAS FOLKS!
N3310 >> N8210 >>  t300 >> p800 >> Siemens S55 >> Sagem V55 >> k700 >> P910 >> k750 >> k600 >> P1i |
the swede
Joined: Dec 22, 2004
Posts: 8
From: Lund, Sweden
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merry christmas! im tyring to get my K700i to sync my contacts via my new bluetooth adapter. i connect it with the bluetooth panel in the system prefs and then try to opn isync which does ot recongnice my K700. i have even created a new serial port profile for it! what should i do? |
Jools
Joined: May 21, 2003
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Have you paired the phone?
Try the following thread:
Using the Sony Ericsson K700 with an Apple Mac
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wagawaga
Joined: Dec 28, 2004
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Hello everybody,
Happy new year!  Does anybody know what the procedure is to connect a Mac with the Internet over gprs/umts using a SE V800? I paired the two and tried dialing in using *99***1#, which worked perfectly with my T39, but now I always get "Connect script failed".
I'm using OS X 10.3 and my provider is Swisscom Mobile.
Thanks for any tipps! |
~lozishere~
Joined: Dec 18, 2003
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1. Open up text edit
2. Paste the following into it:
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! Sony Ericsson GPRS
!
! Author: Ross Barkman
!
! History:
! 18 Sep 01 First release
! 20 Nov 01 Change response parsing
! 07 Mar 02 Switch to Context ID 2
! 15 Mar 02 Fix init string error
! 04 Apr 02 Change to CID 3
! 04 Jan 04 Add APN check, retry initial AT, plus minor improvements
!
! 'mlts' resource info:
! byte 1 == 01 -> modem HAS built-in error correction protocols
! byte 2 == 01 -> modem HAS built-in data compression protocols
! byte 3 == 200 -> max number of chars in varstr 7
! byte 4 == 200 -> max number of chars in varstr 8
! byte 5 == 200 -> max number of chars in varstr 9
!
@ORIGINATE
@ANSWER
!
note "Sony Ericsson GPRS CID3 +CGQREQ" 1
!
! Check APN
!
! Common mistake: using *99 instead of APN
!
ifstr 1 110 "*99#"
ifstr 1 110 "*99***1#"
!
! ---- Modem setup ----
!
!
! Set serial port speed based on EC/Compression flag, for low-speed serial ports
! (flag is otherwise irrelevant since we always leave EC/Compression on)
! =0 : 57600
! =1 : 115200
!
ifstr 5 1 "0"
!
serreset 115200, 0, 8, 1
hsreset 0 0 0 0 0 0
settries 0
jump 2
!
@LABEL 1
!
serreset 57600, 0, 8, 1
hsreset 0 0 0 0 0 0
settries 0
!
!
@LABEL 2
!
! Check the phone is responding
!
matchclr
matchstr 1 3 "OK\13\10"
write "AT\13"
matchread 30
inctries
iftries 3 101
jsr 9
jump 2
!
!
@LABEL 3
!
! Check the phone is a (Sony) Ericsson
!
!matchclr
!matchstr 1 4 "Ericsson"
!write "AT+CGMI\13"
!matchread 60
!jump 109
!
!
@LABEL 4
!
! Configure the phone
!
matchclr
matchstr 1 5 "OK\13\10"
matchstr 2 101 "ERROR\13\10"
write "AT&FE0S0=0\13"
matchread 30
inctries
iftries 3 101
jsr 9
jump 4
!
!
@LABEL 5
pause 20
settries 0
!
!
@LABEL 6
!
! Set additional options
!
matchclr
matchstr 1 10 "OK\13\10"
matchstr 2 108 "ERROR\13\10"
!
! Check Access Point Name stored in dialstring (VarString 1)
! If APN is set to None, ignore it
!
ifstr 1 7 "NONE"
!
! Set APN using +CGDCONT=3,"IP",""
! Set requested QoS using +CGQREQ=3,2,2,2,4,16
! 1 = context ID 2
! 2 = normal priority
! 2 = moderate transfer delay
! 2 = non-real-time, can cope with some loss
! 4 = 64k peak throughput
! 16 = 22k mean throughput
!
write "AT+CGDCONT=3,\34IP\34,\34^1\34;+CGQREQ=3,2,2,2,4,16\13"
jump 8
!
!
@LABEL 7
!
! No APN
!
write "AT+CGQREQ=3,2,2,2,4,16\13"
!
!
@LABEL 8
matchread 60
inctries
iftries 3 101
jump 6
!
!
@LABEL 9
!
! Attempt to reset the phone
!
DTRClear
pause 5
DTRSet
flush
return
!
!
@LABEL 10
!
! Setup complete
!
ifANSWER 32
!
!
! ---- Place a call ----
!
@LABEL 20
!
!
flush
note "Making GPRS connection" 3
write "ATD*99***3#\13"
!
!
! ---- Connect response ----
!
! Parses successful connect responses in the following format:
! CARRIER
! PROTOCOL: ppp
! COMPRESSION: ccc
! CONNECT zzzzz
!
@LABEL 32
matchclr
matchstr 1 81 "RING\13\10"
matchstr 2 102 "NO DIALTONE\13\10"
matchstr 3 103 "NO CARRIER"
matchstr 4 103 "ERROR\13\10"
matchstr 5 104 "BUSY\13\10"
matchstr 6 105 "NO ANSWER\13\10"
matchstr 7 33 "CARRIER"
matchstr 8 34 "CONNECT"
matchstr 9 61 "PROTOCOL"
matchstr 10 66 "COMPRESSION"
matchread 700
ifANSWER 32
jump 105
!
! CARRIER parsing
!
@LABEL 33
!
jump 32
!
! CONNECT parsing
!
@LABEL 34
!
! 2400 and 4800 have three entries each
! to distinguish them from 24000 and 48000
!
matchclr
matchstr 1 40 "2400\13"
matchstr 2 40 "2400/"
matchstr 3 40 "2400 "
matchstr 4 41 "4800\13"
matchstr 5 41 "4800/"
matchstr 6 41 "4800 "
matchstr 7 42 "7200"
matchstr 8 43 "9600"
matchstr 9 44 "12000"
matchstr 10 45 "14400"
matchstr 11 46 "19200"
matchstr 12 51 "28800"
matchstr 13 52 "38400"
matchstr 14 53 "57600"
matchstr 15 54 "64000"
matchstr 15 55 "115200"
matchstr 16 55 "115,200"
matchstr 17 56 "230400"
matchread 10
jump 59
!
! -- Connection rates --
!
! CommunicatingAt informs ARA of the link speed
!
@LABEL 40
note "Communicating at 2400 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 2400
jump 60
!
@LABEL 41
note "Communicating at 4800 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 4800
jump 60
!
@LABEL 42
note "Communicating at 7200 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 7200
jump 60
!
@LABEL 43
note "Communicating at 9600 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 9600
jump 60
!
@LABEL 44
note "Communicating at 12400 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 12400
jump 60
!
@LABEL 45
note "Communicating at 14400 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 14400
jump 60
!
@LABEL 46
note "Communicating at 19200 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 19200
jump 60
!
@LABEL 51
note "Communicating at 28800 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 28800
jump 60
!
@LABEL 52
note "Communicating at 38400 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 38400
jump 60
!
@LABEL 53
note "Communicating at 57600 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 57600
jump 60
!
@LABEL 54
note "Communicating at 64000 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 64000
jump 60
!
@LABEL 55
note "Communicating at 115200 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 115200
jump 60
!
@LABEL 56
note "Communicating at 230400 bps." 2
CommunicatingAt 230400
jump 60
!
@LABEL 59
note "Communicating at an unknown rate." 2
!
@LABEL 60
!
! Check for protocol and compression reports
! following the CONNECT message.
!
matchclr
matchstr 1 63 "LAPM"
matchstr 2 63 "REL"
matchstr 3 63 "ARQ"
matchstr 4 68 "COMP/"
matchstr 5 68 "COMP\13"
matchstr 6 63 "V42/"
matchstr 7 63 "V42\13"
matchstr 8 68 "V42BIS"
matchstr 9 68 "V42bis"
matchstr 10 63 "MNP\13"
matchstr 11 68 "MNP5"
matchstr 12 70 "\10"
matchread 30
jump 70
!
! -- PROTOCOL parsing --
!
! Userhook 2 informs ARA that a modem-to-modem error
! correcting protocol has been negotiated
!
@LABEL 61
matchclr
matchstr 1 32 "NONE"
matchstr 2 62 "LAP"
matchstr 3 62 "MNP"
matchstr 4 62 "ALT"
matchstr 5 32 "\13"
matchread 10
jump 63
!
@LABEL 62
jsr 64
jump 32
!
@LABEL 63
jsr 64
jump 60
!
@LABEL 64
note "Modem Reliable Link Established." 2
userhook 2
return
!
! -- COMPRESSION parsing --
!
! Userhook 3 informs ARA that a modem-to-modem compression
! protocol has been negotiated
!
@LABEL 66
matchclr
matchstr 1 32 "NONE"
matchstr 2 67 "V"
matchstr 3 67 "MNP5"
matchstr 4 67 "CLASS"
matchstr 5 32 "\13"
matchread 10
jump 68
!
@LABEL 67
jsr 69
jump 32
!
@LABEL 68
jsr 69
jump 60
!
@LABEL 69
note "Modem Compression Established." 2
userhook 3
return
!
!
! -- Normal exit after "CONNECT" --
!
!
@LABEL 70
!
! Turn CTS on, for hardware flow control
!
HSReset 0 1 0 0 0 0
!
ifANSWER 71
pause 30
!
@LABEL 71
exit 0
!
!
! ---- Answer calls ----
!
! A RING result from the modem and in ANSWERING mode
! claims the serial port and answering the phone
!
@LABEL 81
ifORIGINATE 32
userhook 1
note "Answering phone..." 2
write "ATA\13"
jump 32
!
!
! ---- Hang up and reset modem ----
!
@HANGUP
@LABEL 90
settries 0
HSReset 0 0 0 0 0 0
!
@LABEL 92
!
! Escape from data to command mode
!
matchclr
matchstr 1 94 "OK\13\10"
pause 11
write "+++"
matchread 20
!
@LABEL 94
!
! Send hangup command
!
pause 10
matchclr
matchstr 1 98 "NO CARRIER\13\10"
matchstr 2 98 "OK\13\10"
matchstr 3 98 "ERROR\13\10"
matchstr 4 98 "0\13\10"
write "ATH0\13"
matchread 30
!
! If that fails, toggle DTR
!
DTRClear
pause 5
DTRSet
flush
!
! Try this three times only
!
inctries
iftries 3 101
jump 92
!
!
@LABEL 98
!
! Reset phone to default settings
!
pause 10
matchclr
matchstr 1 99 "OK\13\10"
write "AT&F\13"
matchread 30
jump 101
!
@LABEL 99
exit 0
!
! ---- Error messages -----
!
! Modem Not Responding
@LABEL 101
exit -6019
!
! No Dial Tone
@LABEL 102
exit -6020
!
! No Carrier or Error
@LABEL 103
exit -6021
!
! Busy
@LABEL 104
exit -6022
!
! No Answer
@LABEL 105
exit -6023
!
! User Cancellation
@LABEL 107
exit -6008
!
@LABEL 108
exit -6002 "The phone or network does not seem to support the GPRS options required for this script"
!
@LABEL 109
exit -6002 "This script is only suitable for Ericsson mobile phones"
!
@LABEL 110
exit -6002 "DO NOT put *99... in the telephone number - use the Access Point Name (APN) for your network instead"
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3. Save this file into /library/modemscripts/ as Sony Ericsson
4. Open aforementioned location with finder, find the text file named Sony Ericsson that you just created, and take the .txt extension off of it.
5. Open up bluetooth setup assistant, and pair your phone and the computer. Select that you want to use your phones data connection as opposed to the dial-up one.
6. Enter your networks APN as the phone number, and the APN's password (if you have one) into the password box.
7. Tick show all available scripts and then in the drop down menu select Sony Ericsson.
8. Click done.
9. PM me for help  |
niji
Joined: Oct 22, 2004
Posts: 61
From: tokyo
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~lozishare,
thank you very much.
yr intructions are perfect. it worked for me to use my 802se in japan over the vodafone japan network in japan. i have a 12" powerbook.
the connection seemed very fast.
does this script connect at 3g speeds when available?
thank you very much.
niji
[ This Message was edited by: niji on 2005-01-02 07:30 ] |
wagawaga
Joined: Dec 28, 2004
Posts: 32
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lozishere, thank you very much. I already found this nice page
http://www.taniwha.org.uk/
that has a great pre-packaged OS X driver for all kinds of 2G and 3G phones. I've also tried out your solution and it works equally well. I took a look at them and it seems like it's a branch of the same initial file, so the question is "which one is better".
Anyway, thanks a million, mate!
Happy New Year to all of you! |
~lozishere~
Joined: Dec 18, 2003
Posts: > 500
From: York, U.K.
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Very observant, i can tell you're a mac user
the file is indeed a branch of the original one, but it is tuned so as to take full advantage of some of the more advanced bits and bobs in wireless networks without compromising reliability.
in theory, it should take advantage of whatever speed the phone sets, as there is no bit-rate specified in the script.
Glad to be of help and sorry i didn't build a newbie friendly installer to go along with it. |
floatlite
Joined: Jan 23, 2002
Posts: 486
From: Glasgow
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Not sure if anyone else has found this yet, but I managed to find a Script Kit that allows you to use iSync with the S700i!!
It patches iSync and the S700 then shows happily in iSync, it also has modem scripts, and a patch for the address book to fixes the bug, where TXT messages cannot be sent.
The only issue (being cosmetic) is the icon in iSync is that of the K700, but thats hardly the end of the world is it.
You can download it from here
http://homepage.mac.com/littlegit/FileSharing5.html
you need to d/l it twice, as you need to install the iSync file into 2 folders and it only has one copy of the script in the download.
I have installed it and it works beautifully!!
Enjoy if you have not already got it.
David |
paulus
Joined: Jul 30, 2004
Posts: 11
From: Rotterdam, Netherlands
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How do you setup the K700 as a faxmodem for your BT Powerbook? I don't have an analog line, only cable and GSM. Sometimes, receiving a fax is handy and OS X provides software. I thought it was easy but I haven't found the correct settings for this software yet.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? |
daymon2001
Joined: Jan 09, 2005
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I am trying to get documentation or evidence that I can use the Sony Ericsson P910i with my bluetooth enabled macintosh computers as a modem to send and receive photos.
I see where you can use Isync but does that also allow the transmission/reception of jpegs?
Anybody??
Thanks,
daymon
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Digital Photography/Video/DVD
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Jools
Joined: May 21, 2003
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I don't have a Pxxx series phone, I have a K700, but I'm pretty sure you can do this. Below are a few links which may help:
http://www.efelix.co.uk/tech/7201.html
http://discussions.info.apple[....]3@23.XwL0aRdyIGo.1@.68a02bf1/4
http://homepage.mac.com/jrc/contrib/tzones/
http://homepage.mac.com/jrc/contrib/mobile_office/
According to this MacUserreview of the P900 you can...
It has a VGA resolution camera, an expandable MP3 player, a web browser to take advantage of its GPRS capabilities and Bluetooth to act as a GPRS modem for a notebook.
Hopefully someone else will be able to 100% confirm this...
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daymon2001
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Thanks much for all the information on Macs and the P910i.
I tried a blackberry 7520 to no avail and just returned it.
Don't want to buy a P910i and have to pay restocking fee when I return it.
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Digital Photography/Video/DVD
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~lozishere~
Joined: Dec 18, 2003
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For those that PMd me for help with their P910is and iSync: This Post should be helpful. |
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Posted: 2004-12-24 10:15
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