Hi all,
Finally figured out how to set my iMate PDA2K for Vodafone (Netherlands). Other countries should be similar I think, and you can find the specifics in other threads or on the net.
Step 1: Setting up Vodafone GPRS:
Go to Start > Settings > Connections
Click on Connections
Click on Make New Connection (under "My Home Network" or whatever the top section says)
Enter Connection Name: Vodafone GPRS (or whatever you like)
Select a modem: Cellular Line (GPRS)
Click on Next
Access Point Name: live.vodafone.com
Click on Next
Username: vodafone
Password: vodafone
Click on Finish
Step 2: Setting up Vodafone MMS:
Go to Messaging (Start -> Messaging)
Click on Tools (at the bottom)
Click on MMS Settings
Under Connect via: Select where you made your GPRS connection (My Home Network for example)
Click on the Servers tab
Click on New
Server name: Vodafone MMS (or whatever you want to call it)
Gateway: 192.168.251.150
Port number: 9201
Sever address: http:##//mmsc.mms.vodafone.nl/ (DO NOT ENTER THE TWO ## ON YOUR UNIT)
Sending size: 100k
Click OK
Now select the Vodafone MMS icon and click Set as Default
Click OK
Click on Tools
Click Options
Click on Storage Tab
Check Store attachments on storage card
Click OK
Done
These settings worked fine for me...I hope this helps some people!
settings for telfort?
I have a telfort simcard in a Tmobile MDA2 I live in NetherlandsI cant connect to the internet, I cant get settings for my MDA2 from telfort.
Any idea if its possible?
Have a look here (Google can do wonders sometimes ):
http://groups.msn.com/QTEK9090/tips..._Message=121&LastModified=4675499768049397007
Or here:
http://telfort.custhelp.com/cgi-bin...2x2bDE9NzMmcF9wcm9kX2x2bDI9JnBfcGFnZT0x&p_li=
And give it a try! If you have a prepay subscription, I think the settings are slightly different.
Cheers.
vodafone uk settings
Step 1: Setting up Vodafone GPRS:
Go to Start > Settings > Connections
Click on Connections
Click on Make New Connection (under "My Home Network" or whatever the top section says)
Enter Connection Name: Vodafone GPRS (or whatever you like)
Select a modem: Cellular Line (GPRS)
Click on Next
Access Point Name: internet ("pp.vodafone.co.uk" for payt)
Click on Next
Username: web ("wap" for payt)
Password: web ("wap" for payt)
Click on Finish
Step 2: Setting up Vodafone MMS:
Go to Messaging (Start -> Messaging)
Click on Tools (at the bottom)
Click on MMS Settings
Under Connect via: Select where you made your GPRS connection (My Home Network for example)
Click on the Servers tab
Click on New
Server name: Vodafone MMS (or whatever you want to call it)
Gateway: 212.183.137.012
Port number: 9201
Sever address: http://mms.vodafone.com/servlets/mms
Sending size: 100k
Click OK
Now select the Vodafone MMS icon and click Set as Default
Click OK
Click on Tools
Click Options
Click on Storage Tab
Check Store attachments on storage card
Click OK
Done
Anybody got MMS working on TyTN? I am unable to send a pic via MMS. It appears to work but message never shows up. I also seem to get charged for it.
Using the same Connection and MMS settings that worked fine on the JAMin.
Frank
here are my settings:
Server Name: T-Mobile MMSC
Gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port number: 9201
Server address: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
Cnnect via: My Work Network
Sending size limitation: 100k
WAP version WAP 1.2
You need to make sure that you have a connection under the My Work Network set to the apn name wap.voicestream.com.
Thanks for the response. My settings are the same as yours. I don't understand the difficulty I always have with MMS and WM5 devices. Sometimes it works perfectly like with Eten devices and the JAMin and sometimes it doesn't like with KJAM and JAM. And with the Treo 650 no problem. Must be the phase of the moon......
Frank
Me toooo!
I have the same problem! MMS notification is appearing but message cannot seem to download. I called tech support...they had a special department for "unsupported devices" (yes I confessed that I had an unlocked cingular phone).
Here are the settings that they gave me for the 8525:
Server Name
picture messaging
Gateway
216.155.165.050
Port #
8080
Server Address
http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
Connect Via
The WAP Network (here is where things got iffy...she asked me to select WAP 2.0, but I told her that it was not an option. After reading her my choices we agreed that I should try "The WAP Network"....
I still have not had any success. Someone please help!
I have tried all the options in the CONNECT VIA section...here is the message I get with the ones that seem to have a chance of downloading...
: "In order to send/download MMS,the current active connection must be closed (this may affect other applications in use). Do you want to continue?"
Hey guys, here to join the fun! I was going to make a post about this, but I didnt get around to it... I can't get my MMS to download on my 8525 on TMob either... I've setup the MMS exactly as described on here and on HoFo and the same thing... I can see I recieved an MMS, but cant download! Help X2!
Please help!
whew! nice to know I'm not the only one!!!
CodeSmoke said:
here are my settings:
Server Name: T-Mobile MMSC
Gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port number: 9201
Server address: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
Cnnect via: My Work Network
Sending size limitation: 100k
WAP version WAP 1.2
You need to make sure that you have a connection under the My Work Network set to the apn name wap.voicestream.com.
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These settings worked for me. Thanks. I have wap.voicestream setup under "My ISP" so I used that instead of "My Work Network". Also I was unable to set the sending size limit to anything under 600k. People should try these settings first before asking for help.
AlrightMister said:
These settings worked for me. Thanks. I have wap.voicestream setup under "My ISP" so I used that instead of "My Work Network". Also I was unable to set the sending size limit to anything under 600k. People should try these settings first before asking for help.
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Those didnt work me either
bump! Anyone worked this out?
My Settings
Server Name: T-Mobile MMSC
Gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port number: 8080
Server address: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
Cnnect via: My Work Network
Sending size limitation: 300k
WAP version: WAP 2.0
***Make sure the port# is 8080, and that this is set to default
For "My Work Network":
APN: wap.voicestream.com
Proxy Settings:
- This network connect to the Internet (checked)
- This network useses a proxy.... (checked)
- Proxy Server: 216.155.165.50
Hope this helps someone?
T.
Here is the FIX!!!
I have searched high and low for workable mms settings for the TYTN with T-Mobile. It took a while and it never worked out. I cannot take the credit for the info. I got it from here or HoFo. I don't remember. I sure did keep the settings though. I did change two settings that worked for me. Originally they had the port at 8799 using WAP1.2. 8080 is the one that works for me using WAP2.0
Here are the steps and settings:
Step 1. Setup GPRS connection for T-Mobile network:
Start > Settings > Connections (tab) > Connections > Advanced (tab) > Select Networks > New...
Enter the name for the profile (e.g. T-Mobile), then go to "Modem" tab and click "New...", enter name for the connection (e.g. T-Mobile Data), choose "Cellular line (GPRS, 3G)" in the drop-down menu, click "Next", the access point should be "wap.voicestream.com", click "Next", leave all fields blank on this page, click "Finish". Now go to "Proxy Settings" tab and select "This network connects to the Internet".
Click "Ok" all the way out.
Step 2. Setup MMS:
Start > Programs > Messaging > Menu > Tools > Options... > MMS > Servers (tab) > New
Server name: (you name it)
Gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port Number: 8080
Server address: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
Connect via: (the connection you created in step 1)
Sending size limitation: 300K
WAP Version: WAP 2.0
Click "Ok", set this new entry as default (with a red arrow on the icon).
You are all set.
Good luck
It worked for me great. Now I have switched to Cingular and have an 8525. So I can't help if it doesn't work.
Allan
TMO USA GPRS Configuration stop working after July 23, 2007
RabanJr said:
I have searched high and low for workable mms settings for the TYTN with T-Mobile. It took a while and it never worked out. I cannot take the credit for the info. I got it from here or HoFo. I don't remember. I sure did keep the settings though. I did change two settings that worked for me. Originally they had the port at 8799 using WAP1.2. 8080 is the one that works for me using WAP2.0
Here are the steps and settings:
Step 1. Setup GPRS connection for T-Mobile network:
Start > Settings > Connections (tab) > Connections > Advanced (tab) > Select Networks > New...
Enter the name for the profile (e.g. T-Mobile), then go to "Modem" tab and click "New...", enter name for the connection (e.g. T-Mobile Data), choose "Cellular line (GPRS, 3G)" in the drop-down menu, click "Next", the access point should be "wap.voicestream.com", click "Next", leave all fields blank on this page, click "Finish". Now go to "Proxy Settings" tab and select "This network connects to the Internet".
Click "Ok" all the way out.
Step 2. Setup MMS:
Start > Programs > Messaging > Menu > Tools > Options... > MMS > Servers (tab) > New
Server name: (you name it)
Gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port Number: 8080
Server address: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
Connect via: (the connection you created in step 1)
Sending size limitation: 300K
WAP Version: WAP 2.0
Click "Ok", set this new entry as default (with a red arrow on the icon).
You are all set.
Good luck
It worked for me great. Now I have switched to Cingular and have an 8525. So I can't help if it doesn't work.
Allan
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I have used the setup above for years in my 8125.
Unfortunately, after July 23rd, TMO USA updated their system and my GPRS settings stop working for some reason...
Does anybody has the new GPRS configuration for TMO USA?
AlrightMister said:
These settings worked for me. Thanks. I have wap.voicestream setup under "My ISP" so I used that instead of "My Work Network". Also I was unable to set the sending size limit to anything under 600k. People should try these settings first before asking for help.
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Awesome!!! These setting worked for me too.
I've had this .cab file kicking around for long time. I never used it. I was saving for a rainy day in case I flash a rom where I needed it. Anyway here it is if anyone can use it.
Do I need the proxy set up?
I do try it set up the connection using T-Mo Wap, wap.voicestream.com without any proxy set up, than i use the cab files above, and it work on the mms and the internet.
But after that, my QuickGPS not update any more, also I have tom tom install, i can use the tomtom plus before, but now i cannot use it.
Any idea???? Please help.
thanx really help me out
Great Instructions for a Man in a Pinch
RabanJr said:
I have searched high and low for workable mms settings for the TYTN with T-Mobile. It took a while and it never worked out. I cannot take the credit for the info. I got it from here or HoFo. I don't remember. I sure did keep the settings though. I did change two settings that worked for me. Originally they had the port at 8799 using WAP1.2. 8080 is the one that works for me using WAP2.0
Here are the steps and settings:
Step 1. Setup GPRS connection for T-Mobile network:
Start > Settings > Connections (tab) > Connections > Advanced (tab) > Select Networks > New...
Enter the name for the profile (e.g. T-Mobile), then go to "Modem" tab and click "New...", enter name for the connection (e.g. T-Mobile Data), choose "Cellular line (GPRS, 3G)" in the drop-down menu, click "Next", the access point should be "wap.voicestream.com", click "Next", leave all fields blank on this page, click "Finish". Now go to "Proxy Settings" tab and select "This network connects to the Internet".
Click "Ok" all the way out.
Step 2. Setup MMS:
Start > Programs > Messaging > Menu > Tools > Options... > MMS > Servers (tab) > New
Server name: (you name it)
Gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port Number: 8080
Server address: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
Connect via: (the connection you created in step 1)
Sending size limitation: 300K
WAP Version: WAP 2.0
Click "Ok", set this new entry as default (with a red arrow on the icon).
You are all set.
Good luck
It worked for me great. Now I have switched to Cingular and have an 8525. So I can't help if it doesn't work.
Allan
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I've always had an easy time with JUVS configurator, but since I went to WM 6.5 my MMS stopped working and I couldn't figure it out. These instructions got me on track immediately. Thank you.
i seeed to have solved mine by changin to connect to the internet,not tried this morning but recived a vidoe and a couple of pics last nite.
it works!!!
RabanJr said:
I have searched high and low for workable mms settings for the TYTN with T-Mobile. It took a while and it never worked out. I cannot take the credit for the info. I got it from here or HoFo. I don't remember. I sure did keep the settings though. I did change two settings that worked for me. Originally they had the port at 8799 using WAP1.2. 8080 is the one that works for me using WAP2.0
Here are the steps and settings:
Step 1. Setup GPRS connection for T-Mobile network:
Start > Settings > Connections (tab) > Connections > Advanced (tab) > Select Networks > New...
Enter the name for the profile (e.g. T-Mobile), then go to "Modem" tab and click "New...", enter name for the connection (e.g. T-Mobile Data), choose "Cellular line (GPRS, 3G)" in the drop-down menu, click "Next", the access point should be "wap.voicestream.com", click "Next", leave all fields blank on this page, click "Finish". Now go to "Proxy Settings" tab and select "This network connects to the Internet".
Click "Ok" all the way out.
Step 2. Setup MMS:
Start > Programs > Messaging > Menu > Tools > Options... > MMS > Servers (tab) > New
Server name: (you name it)
Gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port Number: 8080
Server address: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
Connect via: (the connection you created in step 1)
Sending size limitation: 300K
WAP Version: WAP 2.0
Click "Ok", set this new entry as default (with a red arrow on the icon).
You are all set.
Good luck
It worked for me great. Now I have switched to Cingular and have an 8525. So I can't help if it doesn't work.
Allan
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Thank you so much for this post. Before, for some reason, i can only receive MMS but can't send one to anyone. But now, I can do both without a problem thanks to this fix! Thanks again.
Guys, just got a fuze last night. Trying to setup mms for t-mobile and nothing works. Tried network wizard that gave me the same settings as everyone posting, but still can't send mms. I can receive the fine and browse the web, just can't send anything.
Any tips?
Thank you, all!
EDIT: never mind: downloaded a cab, restarted and it was fixed. weird stuff.
Guys,
got a problem :
- I took my O2 XDA and inserted my Vodafone Sim card that I used perfectly on a BlackBerry so I was hoping to use the XDA (Hermes) instead on the Vodafone network.
I follow the instructions on a threat here on how to connect to GPRS on Vodafone (create an Internet profile, web/web as Username etc..) but still.. when I open Internet Explorer Mobile it can't connect.
Any hint ?
I can only find iold (2005) threat explaining how to do so I am guessing that Vodafone has changed their connection behaviour now.
Thanks for your help,
f.
try this..
http://www.filesaveas.com/gprs.html
and if all else fails start here;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=325748
Hi nicofars,
Give these settings a go, they should work:
(Apologies for the double post...)
Apologies, post made before I'd finished!
edwardpeter
Vodafone UK
Internet Settings
Click Start
Click Settings
Click Connections tab
Click Connections
Click Manage Existing Connections under the Internet section
Click New
At "Enter a name for the connection", enter a new name i.e. Vodafone Internet
At "Select a modem", click on the Down Arrow and select Cellular Line (GPRS)
Click Next
At "Access point name", enter as below and click Next:
for Contract: internet
for PayT: pp.vodafone.co.uk
At "User name", enter web
At "Password", enter web
Click Finish
WAP Settings (for MMS if supported)
Click Start
Click Settings
Click Connections tab
Click Connections
Click Add a new Modem connection
Click New
At Enter a name for the connection enter a new name i.e. Vodafone GPRS
At Select a modem click on the down arrow and select Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)
Click Next
At Access point name enter
for Contract: wap.vodafone.co.uk
for PayT: pp.vodafone.co.uk
Click Next
At User name enter web
At Password enter web
Click Advanced
Click the circle next to Use specific IP address and enter 212.183.137.012
Click OK (top right hand corner)
Click Finish
MMS Settings
Click Start
Click Settings
Click on the Connections tab and choose Connections
Choose Advanced and then Select Networks
Click on New under My ISP
Enter the name "Vodafone MMS" for these settings
Click on Modem and then click on New
Enter the name "Vodafone MMS" for the connection and select Cellular Line (GPRS,3G) for the modem type.
Click Next
Enter wap.vodafone.co.uk as the apn for contract or pp.vodafone.co.uk for Pay As You Talk then click Next
Enter wap as the username and password then click Advanced
Enter 212.183.137.012 as the IP address and click OK
Click Finish
I am glad to say that it worked.
Strangely enough it would not work until I actually create 2 ISP Profile :
one for Internet (internet)
one for GPRS (wap.vodafone.co.uk)
very strange, but I will keep it this way now that it works.
thanks guys, always fast as ever to fix people's problem.
and the good news is : I am back with XDA after a few months of Blackberry, feels good !
what about Vodafone AUS ?
Does anyone have the settings for Vodafone Australia ?
Try here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=298813
markafreeman said:
Try here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=298813
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unless im blind i couldnt see anything for voda australia
Hi,
I'm in a country where the operators don't have automatic configuration for GPRS. I have got the settings from the operators but don't know where to configure the X1 to do GPRS. I tried settings/connections/connection setup but it presents me with country selection and operator. My country isn't listed. Next I tried settings/connections/connections and add a new modem connection. Here I'm stuck cos I'm unable to put in the settings given to me by the operator which consist of:
username
password
accesspoint name, proxy and port.
I've put in these but X1 is always unable to connect.
Any help will be appreciated.
Start -> Settings -> Connections -> Manage Exisiting Connections -> New...
Enter a name for the connection: Whatever you want (something like your Networks name should help later on)
Select a modem: Cellular Line (GRPS, 3G)
next
Access point name: The one you got from your network
next
Username: The one you got from your network
Password: The one you got from your network
Domain: Leave blank
Fininsh
Proxy Settings
tick This network uses a proxy server to connect to the Internet
Proxy server: Enter IP address given by Network:Port number
OK
Fingers crossed this should work, haven't set up a new account in a while.
Sorry folks. I figured it out. I had to set the proxy in advanced. A bit of a drag I should think.
Hi All,
Please help me in setting up Globe internet on my HTC touch. Im using Onyx 5.6 and Im using Globe Telecom Philippines. Tried using connection wizard but still cant connect to the internet. Connection wizard works with Smart Communication Philippines with no problems. Why is that..? Help please!
Thanks,
I'm using sun cellular and the network wizard automatically configured it...
have you tried flashing a different radio version???
get radios here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=527048&highlight=radio
Solution:Globe Internet Settings
I've found the solution. Just need to manually set it up.
Here's the settings.
Internet (Manual Configuration)
Click Start
Select Settings
Go to Connection tab
Tap Connections Icon
Go to Advanced tab
Tap Select Networks
On programs that automatically connect to the Internet should connect using Select New
Enter a name for the settings: MyGlobe Internet Settings
Go to Modem Tab then select New
Enter a name for the connection: Globe Internet
Select a modem: Cellular line (GPRS, 3G)
Then click Next
Access point name: internet.globe.com.ph (for postpaid)
http.globe.com.ph (for prepaid)
Then click Next
Leave username, password, Domain fields blank
Select Finish
MMS
Click Start
Select Settings
Go to Connection tab
Tap Connections Icon
Go to Advanced tab
Tap Select Networks
On programs that automatically connect to the Internet should connect using Select New
Enter a name for the settings: MyGlobe MMS Settings
Go to Modem Tab then select New
Enter a name for the connection: Globe Internet
Select a modem: Cellular line (GPRS, 3G)
Then click Next
Access point name: mms.globe.com.ph
Click Next
Leave Username, Password and Domain fields blank
Select Finish
Go to Start
Select Messaging
Open SMS\MMS
Select Menu
Then MMS Option
Go to Server Tab
Select New
Server name: Globe MMS
Gateway: 192.40.100.20
Port Number: 9201
Server Address: http://192.40.100.22:10021/mmsc
Connect Via: myGlobe MMS Settings
Send Limit: 100k
WAP Version: WAP 1.2
(My problem now is MMS does not want to send) I'll try to figure it out. Anyway thanks dude!
thanks! this has been very helpful!
thanks its working in my kaiser!
mabuhay! /cheers!
Hi! I also have HTC HD2 can i ask if someone already configured how to send MMS? I am a Globe subscriber by the way thanks! mabuhay!
Is there nothing in the HD2 section? Or windows mobile general? You'll get more hits there as this is a wanning community here.
hi.. i just bought htc mini hd.. can anybody help with the 3G and mms settings.. im new here btw thanks