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T68 and Palmtop |
Real
Joined: Jan 04, 2002
Posts: 134
From: Norway
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Anybody using T68 with a palmtop?
Easy setup and to use?
Bluetooth? | |
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sindu
Joined: Jan 04, 2002
Posts: 37
From: Singapore
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I use T68 with my Palm M505 for SMS, ICQ, Browse, and e-mail via infra-red. It's quiet easy to set up. Don't have blue tooth card on my palm. |
Johandw
Joined: Jan 24, 2002
Posts: 1
From: Belgium
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I got a T68 together with the new iPaq 3870 and it's really so nice cool
and the setup is great, really easy
but i got it for free, and i would never bought it myself |
Merkur
Joined: Dec 05, 2001
Posts: 311
From: Iceland
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Yes! I've been using a Palm V along with T68. Very easy to install and simple to use. The only thing I would like to have is a little bit more memory.
I've been making directions on how to do this... Here's a quick guide:
First: Start setting up your phone for GPRS if you intend to use it.
Then take your Palm and go to Prefs > Networks and press the New button.
Set the following settings:
Name: GPRS
Connection Method: IrCOMM to Modem
Dialing: Touch Tone
Volume: Low
Press the Details button and set the speed to 57,600 bps
And press OK twice.
Now go to Network and change one of the connections there with the following settings:
Service: IrGPRS (Or anything you like)
User Name: Sometimes not needed, in that case just put wap or something
Password: Same as above
Connection: GPRS (Select the connection created previously)
Phone no *99***1# or *99# for GPRS or just your ISP's phoneno if you don't want GPRS.
To connect, turn your phone's Ir port on, point it against the Palm's Ir port and then press the Connect button.
I use *99***1#, to connect go GPRS. I've seen some settings both from Nokia and Ericsson instructing you to use an AT command, but I can connect without it.
If you want, I can translate the GPRS settings I've made for my employer with pictures and everything! But I'm not shure where it should be published! | |
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Posted: 2002-01-22 19:36
