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Posted by Lance Wynn on January 4, 2007, 1:31 pm
Please log in for more thread options Thanks,
I'm glad I don't need to mess with that.
Glad you solved that but just FYI, an upgrades to your phone will have to
come from Cingular, unless you want to risk 'cooked' ROMs from a thriving
experimenter community. Even though the 3125 is essentially the same phone
as some other models from other vendors each distributor of a Windows Mobile
Device has the option of doing customization in hardware and software that
makes interchanging ROM images less likely to work.
--
Sven
MVP - Mobile Devices
> Thanks for the reply, I was going about it the wrong way. On your advice
> I
> did some different searches on google, and cingular's website, and I was
> able to get the bluetooth working.
>
> I found this link on cingular's website (Actually you can't directly link
> to
> it, you have to navigate their support menu, so i'll just paste the
> content)
> it details the setup of the bluetooth wireless modem:
>
> One problem I had was with the initialization string, (Step 29)
> I had to use: +cgdcont=1,"IP","wap.cingular" instead of
> AT+cgdcont=1,"IP","isp.cingular"
>
> Solution Details
> Setup of Cingular 3125 to Laptop Windows XP using Belkin USB
> Bluetooth
> Adaptor for GPRS
>
>
>
> Prerequisite
>
> Cingular 3125 handset purchased through Cingular
>
> Belkin USB Bluetooth Adapter with accompanying software application.
> Ensure the most recent software is properly installed from the
> accompanying
> CD or by visiting http://www.belkin.com .
>
> User should be logged in as Administrator or have administrator
> privileges to modify system files.
>
>
>
> Setting up the handset
>
> 1.. On the handset, press Start.
> 2.. Scroll to Settings and press the joystick button.
> 3.. Scroll to Connections and press the joystick button.
> 4.. Scroll to Bluetooth and press the joystick button.
> 5.. Scroll to Bluetooth and then scroll right to select
> Discoverable.
> 6.. Press Done.
>
>
> Setting up the connection
>
> 1.. On the PC, double click on the My Bluetooth Places icon from
> the
> desktop.
> 2.. An Initial Bluetooth Configuration Wizard window will appear,
> click on Next to continue.
> 3.. In the Computer name field, type in a name for the PC.
> 4.. From the Computer type drop down menu, click to select Personal
> Computer or Laptop Computer.
> 5.. Click on Next.
> 6.. Click on Next again.
> 7.. Ensure Dial-up Networking is checked from the list of services.
> 8.. Click on Next.
> 9.. Once the software is installed, click on Skip.
> 10.. Click on Finish.
> 11.. Double click on the My Bluetooth Places icon from the desktop.
> 12.. Click on View devices in range or Search for devices in range.
> 13.. Right click on the icon representing the handset, and click on
> Pair Device.
> 14.. Type in a numerical pin code (example 1234) in the Bluetooth
> PIN Code field, and then click on OK.
> 15.. On the handset, press Yes to add the PC to the device list.
> 16.. Type the same numerical Passkey (Bluetooth PIN Code) as
> entered
> on the PC and press Next.
> 17.. After the connection is completed, press OK.
> 18.. Enter the name for the PC and press Next.
> 19.. Scroll to Serial Port and press the joystick button.
> 20.. Press Done.
> 21.. On the PC, return to My Bluetooth Places.
> 22.. Right click on the icon representing the handset and click on
> Discover Available Services.
> 23.. Double click on the Dial-up networking icon.
> 24.. When the connection window opens, click on Cancel and close
> all
> applications.
> 25.. Click on Start, Settings, Control Panel and double click on
> Phone and Modem Options.
> 26.. Click on the Modems tab.
> 27.. Click once on the Bluetooth Modem and click on Properties.
> 28.. Click on the Advanced tab.
> 29.. Type AT+cgdcont=1,"IP","isp.cingular" into the Extra
> initialization commands: field.
> 30.. Click on OK.
>
>
> Making the connection
>
> 1.. On the PC, return to My Bluetooth Places.
> 2.. Click on View devices in range.
> 3.. Right click on the icon representing the handset and click on
> Discover Available Services.
> 4.. Double click on the Dial-up networking icon.
> 5.. Type ISP@CINGULARGPRS.COM in the User name field.
> 6.. Type CINGULAR1 in the Password field.
> 7.. In the Dial field, type *99#.
> 8.. Click on Dial.
> You will now be connected to the Cingular GPRS service
>
>
>
>
> message
> You mean you want to connet your laptop to the internet through your
> phone?
> I have a 3125 as well. I do it via USB. Go to Start/Accessories on your
> 3125. There you'll find Wireless Modem. Run that, select USB for
> connection
> type, hit Menu, then Start.
> Never was able to get my Bluetooth to connect, but I gave up fairly
> quick since USB worked well enough.
>
> Erick
>
>
>> Hello all,
>> I have a Cingular 3125 with their Unlimited Data Plan, and I need to
>> share
>> the connection via Bluetooth or USB with my laptop when on the road. I
>> have
>> read that this is possible, but it seems my phone is not running the
>> latest
>> version of windows mobile. (I understand I need AKU 3). Is there any
>> way
>> to upgrade the OS on the phone, and if not does anyone know of any
>> Internet
>> Connection Software that I can use?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Lance
>>
>>
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