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Hi all
I have used Mehayuk's brill guide to setting up the wizard http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=53784&highlight=mda+vario
and have completed the following reg tweak
Turn On GPS Application (GPS not GPRS ie Navigation Stuff)
First of all, your MDA does NOT have GPS built-in; let's make that clear from the start.
However, Windows Mobile 5.0 includes a GPS Control Panel for ease of configuring Bluetooth GPS devices. This includes creating 'virtual ports' so that multiple programs can access the same NEMA GPS stream from said BT/GPS device. This is helpful for anyone who uses GPS for Navigation, War-Driving and lots of new emerging location-based programs which use GPS information available to your MDA.
Unfortunately, the Registry Wizard for tweaking the MDA available in this FAQ and over at xda-developers does not work with the T-Mobile ROMs. You have to manually edit the registry by following these instructions:
Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MASCHINE\ControlPanel\GPS Settings
Delete the DWORD marked "hide"
Add a DWORD called "Group" and give it the value of "2"
The GPS panel will now show up in your connection settings
But i cant find the GPS panel anywhere can anyone help me out there.
:twisted:
Also I have used Resco explorer to find the folder on my network containing my music files, so i can stream them to my wizard and play them using TCMP player, i can see the files in the folder but how do i get TCMP to play them,
Instructions for a idiot who is a bit slow please :shock: :shock:
My wizard details are
ROM 2.21.2.6 WWE
ROM Date 3/906
Radio Version 02.19.11
ExtROM 2.21.2.109
Many registry hacks require a soft reset... Just turn your device off and then back on.
I think the above reg hack is pre-aku2
The correct one is Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MASCHINE\ControlPanel\GPS Settings DWORD "hide" change value from 1 to 0
and it will appear under settings\system not settings\connections
btw works on mine but i have no gps device - so fat lot of good it does me except the pleasure of a hack
There's also the redirect key which must be deleted.
Done the GPS Hack
Any help with TCMP Settings
I don't know about RescoExplorer, I use GSFinder which can also access network shares. So, when I want to listen to music files from my PC with TCMP I just launch TCMP -> File -> Open File and I just Open the Network Folder and select the song(s) I want to listen to. No special settings!
hmm, thats an interesting thing but....
my bluetooth gps works fine with multiple programs anyway, can use tomtom and wififofum both at once without enabling this gps hack. Maybe that why its hidden by default?
For those of you who cannot browse GOOGLE sites using the unlimited T-Mobile GPRS/EDGE plan do the following:
On your WM5 device, use a registry editor and do the following:
Go to HKLM\Comm\Cellular Line\Parms\tcpip
and add a DWORD registry key called MTU with value 1460 (UPDATED)
Open PocketIE/Opera/Netfront and go to any Google page you want!
Oh, and make sure your internet gateway is using:
internet2.voicestream.com
It seems as though the fix is not working for all cities.
I'm actually in New York City, so I guess the MTU values could be different in different areas. Works great on an MTU of 1460 in NYC.
You can try values from 1500 (default) all the way down to 1400.
Trial and error, if it does work for you though, please post the city and MTU value you got it working with.
Goodluck everyone. I have been struggling with this since February and am really pleased I have finally managed to resolve it.
If there are any other New York City T-Mobile users, please confirm the fix.
Thanks.
The following solution worked for me on my T-Mobile MDA. Note: the NdisWan key did not exist, I had to create it from scratch. Before adding the information below into my registry, I was unable to get past the initial google page. Now I can google anything, and use google maps too! And BTW I am in Long Island.
Change the MTU Settings for PPP Connections
Click Start, click Run, type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK.
Locate and then click the following subkey in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\NdisWan\Parameters
Add a Protocols subkey (if it does not already exist). To do so:
a. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click Key.
b. Type Protocols, and then press ENTER.
4. Add a 0 (zero) subkey to the Protocols subkey. To do so:
a. Click the Protocols subkey that you created step 3.
b. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click Key.
c. Type 0 (zero), and then press ENTER.
5. Click the 0 subkey that you created in step 4.
6. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
7. In the Value data box, type ProtocolType, and then click OK.
8. On the Edit menu, click Modify.
9. In the Value data box, type 800, make sure Hexadecimal is selected under Base, and then click OK.
10. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
11. Type PPPProtocolType, and then press ENTER.
12. On the Edit menu, click Modify.
13. In the Value data box, type 21, make sure Hexadecimal is selected under Base, and then click OK.
14. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
15. Type ProtocolMTU, and then press ENTER.
16. On the Edit menu, click Modify.
17. Under Base, click Decimal, type the MTU size that you want in the Value data box, and then click OK.
18. Quit Registry Editor.
19. Restart your computer.
The MTU size that worked with the customer I was talking to was 1350.
Squuiid said:
For those of you who cannot browse GOOGLE sites using the unlimited T-Mobile GPRS/EDGE plan do the following:
On your WM5 device, use a registry editor and do the following:
Go to HKLM\Comm\Cellular Line\Parms\tcpip
and add a DWORD registry key called MTU with value 1450
Open PocketIE/Opera/Netfront and go to any Google page you want!
Oh, and make sure your internet gateway is using:
internet2.voicestream.com
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This worked PERFECTLY! I'm in NYC as well and 1450 worked. (for what's it worth, that long process also described in this thread DID NOT work for me)
Squiid you are the man I work in NYC and live in NJ works like a charm... it's especially great cause i'vee ben trying to access all my gmail and GFYD accounts and it's been so inconsistent. It works well thus far thanks!
Squiid you are the man I work in NYC and live in NJ works like a charm... it's especially great cause i'vee ben trying to access all my gmail and GFYD accounts and it's been so inconsistent. It works well thus far thanks!
The registry fix for MTU of 1450 seems to be working in Dallas, thanks for the tip.
ok... so right after I added the editi in the registry it worked right away I was sitting at the starbucks on W35th and 7th. Then I went to a building right down the street and had to google something I couldn't access any google page.
I had great service in the building just no google pages which thought I had fixed. Now I can't access them from anywhere in the city again? the MTU edit is still in my registry.
Any ideas on this? thanks?
This worked for me, PHL market.
It allowed me to get to google.com.
However I still can't access any of the other google sites. (local/maps)
MTU of 1460 best
Have done some adittional testing, an MTU value of 1460 works best!
1450 sometimes works on all google sites other times not.
1460 seem to work all the time.
Please leave your feedback, and for those that have, thanks.
Not working here
Squuiid said:
For those of you who cannot browse GOOGLE sites using the unlimited T-Mobile GPRS/EDGE plan do the following:
On your WM5 device, use a registry editor and do the following:
Go to HKLM\Comm\Cellular Line\Parms\tcpip
and add a DWORD registry key called MTU with value 1460 (UPDATED)
Open PocketIE/Opera/Netfront and go to any Google page you want!
Oh, and make sure your internet gateway is using:
internet2.voicestream.com
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I´m not with T-Mob but I do have these problem, I tried the values you suggested but doesn´t seem to work. Is there a range of values that I should try?
I figure out myself
luiggi said:
I´m not with T-Mob but I do have these problem, I tried the values you suggested but doesn´t seem to work. Is there a range of values that I should try?
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Here one may find a useful list of values depending of the connection type
http://www.stearns.org/p0f/mtu.h
by the way, none of these worked for me.
adamb2k6 said:
The following solution worked for me on my T-Mobile MDA. Note: the NdisWan key did not exist, I had to create it from scratch. Before adding the information below into my registry, I was unable to get past the initial google page. Now I can google anything, and use google maps too! And BTW I am in Long Island.
Change the MTU Settings for PPP Connections
Click Start, click Run, type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK.
Locate and then click the following subkey in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\NdisWan\Parameters
Add a Protocols subkey (if it does not already exist). To do so:
a. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click Key.
b. Type Protocols, and then press ENTER.
4. Add a 0 (zero) subkey to the Protocols subkey. To do so:
a. Click the Protocols subkey that you created step 3.
b. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click Key.
c. Type 0 (zero), and then press ENTER.
5. Click the 0 subkey that you created in step 4.
6. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
7. In the Value data box, type ProtocolType, and then click OK.
8. On the Edit menu, click Modify.
9. In the Value data box, type 800, make sure Hexadecimal is selected under Base, and then click OK.
10. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
11. Type PPPProtocolType, and then press ENTER.
12. On the Edit menu, click Modify.
13. In the Value data box, type 21, make sure Hexadecimal is selected under Base, and then click OK.
14. On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
15. Type ProtocolMTU, and then press ENTER.
16. On the Edit menu, click Modify.
17. Under Base, click Decimal, type the MTU size that you want in the Value data box, and then click OK.
18. Quit Registry Editor.
19. Restart your computer.
The MTU size that worked with the customer I was talking to was 1350.
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I'm using an 8525 with
CE5.2.1622 ( Build 18128.0.4.4 )
ROM 3.62.502.3 ( 10/11/07 )
Radio 1.16.00.00
Protocol Ver: 32.53.7018.01H
( Yes I used pof's SIM/CID Unlocker....way to go pof ! )
Anyway, I've tried adding these keys ( which, by the way, once I reboot the 8525, I lose all BUT the "ProtocolType" entries under the "0" key ), and setting my MTU from 1430 to 1460 as the original author suggested, and I can get past google.com, and it simply dies "Opening" gmail/calendar/maps.
THe funny thing is I'm running Xplode's WM6 ROM for BlueAngel on an older Siemens SX-66, and even though it DOESN'T have any of these entries mentioned, it works....I can go to gmail just fine, even without the registry settings.
Has ANYONE gotten a consistent solution to this ? Is there any particular ROM image someone can recommend to move to that includes fixes for this ?
Thanks.
Updated Radio ....still doesn't work.
I updated the Radio ROM To 1.54.30.10, and it still doesn't work. Even though now, I have 2 "cellular line" entries in the HKLM\COMM section of the registry.
HTC P6500 & HP IPaq 614c PPP Protocol MTU
Hi everyone,
I am wondering if any can look over my problem and possibly offer some advice?
I have a problem probably generic to most PDA devices where i can not change the MTU size for the PPP Protocol.
I have made the changes as advised in this thread and neither have worked for me, the MTU is still default 1500.
Changes made are as follows:
"HKLM\Comm\Cellular Line\Parms\tcpip" Set to 1450, MSS is still 1460
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\NdisWan\Parameters\Protocols\0" and also changed \Parameters to \Parms as they all within Registry on WM6 and set ProtocolMTU, PPPProtocolType and ProtocolType as in XP, MTU set to 1450 but the MSS is still 1460.
I am using Windows Mobile 6.
The tool i use on the PDA is the Microsoft Power Toys Analyzer, copy the file to my XP machine and open the netlog0 file with Wireshark and investigate the capture.
The latter of the two keys is how the MTU is changed on a Windows XP machine.
I do know that data cards connected to a PC that use the WWAN protocol for GPRS connection will list a Wireless Network Interface card and for that the MTU would be changed under the network adapter itself, if they are using the PPP Protocol and listed as a Dial Up adapter the the latter key above must be used, all tested and works a treat.
I am imaging that PDA devices must work in the same way.
The devices i am currently using definatly use the PPP Protocol to connect, can anyone advice how this MTU is changed or even advice how to tweak registry to get GPRS to use WWAN, the latter may be impossible for me as i am not a software developer, tweaks i can handle.
Well thanks for looking at my post and i hope someone can point me into the correct direction.
Many Thanks
Martin.
I tried this in another thread a while ago but as nobody even replied I thought I should try it again before I completely give up
Is there a tool (or can someone code one maybe?) to switch between 3G and GSM without going the "normal" route of
Settings-Phone-Options-Band(or whatever it´s called in the english version) and then change it to either WCDMA, GSM or Auto. Of course you will have to disconnect any active connection before you can do that.
A tool to accomplish the same thing would really help in improving battery life as with it you could switch to 3g only if needed (websurfing) and leave it in GSM mode most of the time.
If a tool is impossible to create, a shortcut to make the procedure above easier would help. too.
Yep i would love this too any takers :>
JEREMY
You could try writing a macro using mortscript - it can simulate taps on the
screen. And yes, I'd like to have such a tool, too..
Thanks for the Mortscript hint. I managed to write a tiny little scriptlet (it´s ridiculous really, but it does the job) that does the following through stylus tap simulation and app calls:
- Open the Phonepad
- open the options dialog
- select the "Band" tab
- change the band selection from 3g to GSM without clicking OK
- call a subscript which disconnects the current connection (otherwise a bandchange is not possible). The subscript is necessary as Mortscript will not process any command that comes after a "Disconnect"
- here I would like to click OK. But for the love of god...I can´t find the right coordinates on my Trion. Can anyone help?
- here I would like to close the phonepad again
Same stuf in a second script for GSM to 3g of course.
I´m pretty sure most of it can be done through SendTab/SendDown etc. Figured that out a little too late. Might clean it up a bit to make it less resolution-dependent.
Voila
Even without the last two steps it is rather useful. When you call the script it will do everything except press OK for you.
Band Tab
I upgraded to the Cingular (1.34) rom and now I do not have the "Band" tab on the phone settings. Has anyone else experienced this? I would love to have the utility to switch back and forth as the battery drain is too fast in
3G mode.
Thanks!
See this page for details:
http://www.securegsm.com/pages.php?pageid=85
"... If you do not see the “Band” tab, please download this CAB file and execute on your device. After executing this CAB file...
The above CAB file contains a registry change for your device. No special application is installed when you execute the above CAB file..."
Please note: login is required to download.
Alternatively, you can enable "Band" selection tab using registry editor.
BixbySpartan said:
I upgraded to the Cingular (1.34) rom and now I do not have the "Band" tab on the phone settings. Has anyone else experienced this? I would love to have the utility to switch back and forth as the battery drain is too fast in
3G mode.
Thanks!
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SecureGSM -
The CAB file worked flawlessly. I appreciate the information and your assistance.
Thanks!
Ok, I cleaned up the two Mortscript scriplets to just use sendkeys. No more stylus tap simulation, makes it a lot more reliable.
Executing either script will now open the phonepad, go to options-band, diconnect the current connection and then change the band.
Unfortunately closing the phonepad doesn´t work riliably as it will leave the phonepad screen in the foreground and the UI will freeze.
Maybe someone a little more gifted can make this more interactive (e.g. ead what app is active and switch back to it after the band change or something).
For me it is good enough for now.
If anyone wants it, let me know.
What the heck. Maybe someone can make use of it.
VERY clumsy and thrown together in a couple of minutes. Should work on any Trion etc.
You will have to edit the window captions and paths as I did this on a German ROM.
"Telefon" is "phone" or whatever the phonepad caption/link to the phonepad is called.
Works on my Trion. Improvements as mentioned above more than welcome.
Latest Mortscript beta needed. Can be found here:
http://www.sto-helit.de/downloads/pocketpc/MortScript-4.0RC2.zip
uhmm.. just my 2 cents. there is slightly better way of doing this:
step #1: change band selection to GSM or to WCDMA directly in registry
step#2: flick device radio to flight mode on and then off
Also, step #2 will restart the radio regardles of established connection is present or not.
alternitevely if you would like to close data connection gracefully:
call datadisconnect.exe located in \windows. nice utility btw. it surely has CLI mode as well.
any C / C++ programmer should be able to get this project done in few hours at most.
SecureGSM said:
uhmm.. just my 2 cents. there is slightly better way of doing this:
step #1: change band selection to GSM or to WCDMA directly in registry
step#2: flick device radio to flight mode on and then off
Also, step #2 will restart the radio regardles of established connection is present or not.
alternitevely if you would like to close data connection gracefully:
call datadisconnect.exe located in \windows. nice utility btw. it surely has CLI mode as well.
any C / C++ programmer should be able to get this project done in few hours at most.
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Great! As I said before, I just did this to have something (not much, I know).
Wouldn´t the "disadvantage" be, though, that you would have to enter your pin every time flightmode is turned off?
Do you know what registry entries this would be?
Is it HKLM,Software\OEM\UMTS,OpMode ? And if so, what would be the values for 3g, GSM and Auto?
EDIT: Think I found it. Auto=0, GSM=1, 3g=2
Is this correct?
Plus, is there any shortcut you can run to toggle flightmode? If so, these two things could be put into another Mortscript scriptlet (it can change the registry).
Thanks!
did a test over the last day I disabled incoming beams (which I've had ticked all the time apparently ) and I manually put the phone into 2g mode but had it connected all the time to gprs. man the battery life more than doubled I've still got 70% battery left after a heavy days of usage.
but I miss 3g speeds for web browsing tho. so I think a tool for 2g to 3g and back would be most appreciated preferably not using mortscript and with a message saying "switching to Xg mode" or something. unfortunately my programming skills are nearly non existant.
anyone
Jeremy
Install Flightmode.exe from WinMobileApps.com and run it via MortScript.
# UMTS
RegWriteDWord HKLM,Software\OEM\UMTS,OpMode,2
sleep 500
Run "\Programme\FlightMode\Flightmode.exe"
sleep 3000
Run "\Programme\FlightMode\Flightmode.exe"
Use OpMode, 1 for GSM only and 0 for Auto.
Thanks, but it was me posting this to ppc-welt
bball said:
Thanks, but it was me posting this to ppc-welt
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I wasn't claiming to be the author, just wanted to share the information here. Usually it's the other way round, sharing information from the Developers in other forums. Hope it helps and, yes, bball appearently is the Author.
Nono, I didn´t take it like that, I was just surprised and thought it was quite funny to see my solution to this in the thread I originally asked for it
bball said:
Nono, I didn´t take it like that, I was just surprised and thought it was quite funny to see my solution to this in the thread I originally asked for it
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Yeah, it is funny indeed. But the solution you found yourself hasn't been posted here so I was thinking it should be added so people in this forum can find it. This is the international forum to share information at.
Anyway, thank you for the great solution! It really works fine and I still have the great runtime of my Trion together with fast UMTS where I need/want it. I think this has a high value!
GSM & 3G switching via Skschema Scripts
Hi folks,
I know some of you have beens using Mortscript to change the network band in the registry and subsequently switch to 3G or GSM by clicking.
Well I had a look at seeing if I could do something similiar using a SKschema script.
This is what I have come up with so far.
Skschema has commands which allow it to switch the radio(gsm) on/off as well as writing and deleting values/keys to the registry. (Tested on the Hermes)
SwitchToGSM.sksc
This script Writes to registry the value "1" for OpMode, pauses 1 second, turns radio off, turns radio on and connects to your data connection(GPRS ONLY).
Code:
#r(#rgset) #p(HKLM;\SOFTWARE\OEM\UMTS;OpMode;DWORD;1) #sleep(1000)
#r(#gsmoff)
#r(#gsmon)
#r(#connect)
SwitchTo3G.sksc
This script Writes to registry the value "0" for OpMode, pauses 1 second, turns radio off, turns radio on and connects to your data connection(Auto - if 3G present it will connect to that).
Code:
#r(#rgset) #p(HKLM;\SOFTWARE\OEM\UMTS;OpMode;DWORD;0) #sleep(1000)
#r(#gsmoff)
#r(#gsmon)
#r(#connect)
You could assign both these Skschema scripts to a hardware buttons, even better if you use the voice notes button on the Hermes you could use one script for [press] and the other for [press & hold].
toggle2G_3G.sksc
This script I have tried to add some intelligence into the script, I wanted to use a script for 1 hardware button and for just one [press] to switch to GSM then a second [press] to 3G - so it really toggles between the two modes.
To achieve this I used a little bit of logic and an extra key in the registry.
Code:
#r(#rgget) #p(HKCU;\Software\sk\schema\rad;Gsense;DWORD;0)
#r(#iftrue) #p(set2G)
#r(#rgset) #p(HKLM;\SOFTWARE\OEM\UMTS;OpMode;DWORD;0)
#r(#rgset) #p(HKCU;\Software\sk\schema\rad;Gsense;DWORD;0)
#r(#goto) #p(act)
#r(#label) #p(set2G)
#r(#rgset) #p(HKLM;\SOFTWARE\OEM\UMTS;OpMode;DWORD;1)
#r(#rgdelkey) #p(HKCU;\Software\sk\schema;rad)
#r(#goto) #p(act)
#r(#label) #p(act)
#r(#disconnect) #sleep(1000)
#r(#gsmoff) #sleep(1000)
#r(#gsmon)
#r(#connect)
This is how the script works the "rad" key which I have put in the Skschema registry path, is completely functionless - It's merely there as a check.
The script firstly checks to see if this key exists?
If it does then the script moves along to the "set2G" line.
If it doesn't then the script continues, The OpMode value is changed to "0" - enables AUTO mode. Then the "rad" key is created and the script moves along to the "act" label.
following along from above at the "set2G" label, OpMode value is changed to "1" - enables GSM mode only. Then the "rad" key is deleted and the script moves along to the "act" label.
At the "act" label the current data connection (if present or not) is disconnected, a pause before doing this of 1 second, the radio is switched off with another pause of 1 second, followed by switching the radio back on. Finally the data connection is re-connected.
The "rad" key is used to enable the script to decide which switching is required to GSM or to 3G.
Maybe a similar toggle action in one script could be done in Mortscript?
For anybody with Skschema I have attached the 3 script files.
Chalky.
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checkout Skschema tutorials
enable Band selection
SecureGSM said:
Alternatively, you can enable "Band" selection tab using registry editor.
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Can someone tell me which registry keys to change, to enable Band selection using registry editor? The cab file mentioned did nothing on my device when I clicked on it.
I looked in WM5_Tweaks_Other and saw nothing refering to band selection. Thanks.
Hi. I am doing a program with a botton icon to do this.
to activate only gprs:
1) Change the registry.
2) turn radio off.
3) turn radio on.
but only when i turn off the radio using comm panel the system "refresh" its data from registry and then it works. Any idea?
Thanks
Hi there,
I hope I've found the right place to post my question.
While using my Touch HD I always switch off 3G to save some battery. When I need it I turn it on at Settings -> Phone -> Band (well thats the german name).
What I'd like to do is - write a program that does this for me - switch from 3G to GPRS/GSM and back. Currently I try to achieve that with Visual Studio 2008 and the 5.5/6.0 SDK.
I can't find any Assembly to set exactly these settings. Could anyone give me a hint where to look for these settings?
Thx in Advance
Steve
I read that our Blackstone uses less battery in 3G-Mode than in normal GSM
greetz
Would be nice to have a bind to switch from 3g to gsm....
For example: If you open IE or Opera the gsm will switch to 3G-mode and if you close IE/Opera it will go back to GSM
Moved out for Development
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3726097&postcount=11171
Might be of some help?
there's already a cab out there called CommManager8, which gives 8 entry items to your communication manager 1 of which is a 3G/GSM switch.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=453518
or you can always use advanced configuration to add the 3G/GSM switch into the coomunication manager
zesper said:
there's already a cab out there called CommManager8, which gives 8 entry items to your communication manager 1 of which is a 3G/GSM switch.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=453518
or you can always use advanced configuration to add the 3G/GSM switch into the coomunication manager
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perhaps I´m a bit late ...
try CommMgrPro by Daniel Herrero
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299070
I´m using it since early trinity times
take VGA skin
regards, Ralf
I just found out, there is hidden "3G switch" support in HTC CommManager.
So there is no need to upgrade ROM with beta packages from Mega if you just want this feature.
To activate the 3G feature you need:
0. Kill CommManager process. (fdcsoft task manager is your friend).
1. add these regkeys
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\OEM\UMTS]
"OpMode"=dword:00000001
"PrefRAT"=dword:00000001
@=dword:00000000
"PrefDomain"=dword:00000002
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\OEM\UMTS\BandSelection]
"Band"=dword:00000000
2. you need to replace some item in CommManager GUI with 3G item:
For example if I want to replace "Bluetooth" I will change this key (before its value was "Bluetooth")
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\CommManager\2]
@="3G"
3. copy these images to your windows folder
Function_3G.png
Function_3G_Disable.png
Thats it.
You can choose 3G or GSM with one click now =)
tested with HTC CommManager_2_7_5_0,
Iolite version,
from RUU_Iolite_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.11.707.1_Radio_Sign_12.4 1.30.16_0.41.30.12_Ship,
released 3/3/2009
3g connection
the problem is that in Kaiser WM6.1 latest radio(expected to be the best) or any other radios, when in 3g mode u cant make a call. It just starting to search operation.
Any solution for this will be highly appriciated by many ppl in the form
tnx in advance
there is an even easier way built in the new roms, my 3g coverage is crap at best
go to start/settings/personal/phone at the bottom of the screen go to (gsm/umts services) then in the box tap band then get settings and change from auto to gsm and all sorted this is an easier way if you dont need to be swapping and changing from one to the other.
This could be done absolutely ages ago with Advanced Configurator but thanks anyway