IrDA iPAQ 2210 (Pocket PC 2003) > E200 GPRS - Symbol?

[Guest Flopsy]

I've managed to get my iPAQ 2210 to connect to the Internet using an IrDA connection to my new E200 over what I think is GPRS using the information gleaned from this forum.

However, when I do so, the connection symbol at the top right of the E200 goes to the aerial with two arrows (one left, one right) which I thought was associated with dial-up (CSD) connections rather than GPRS ones.

Is this symbol due to the IrDA link? i.e. is this over-riding the GPRS little G over the aerial? Or am I somehow connecting using CSD without knowing it?

Of course, it'd be nice if they fix Bluetooth, but that's a different matter...

[Guest joparp]

The symbol you described is the wireless modem symbol. Whether you use CSD or GPRS depends on the connection settings on the 2210.

When I tested O2 Xphone as wireless modem for my laptop to connect to the Internet via GPRS, the arrows symbol shows to let me know that it is connected.

HTH. ;-)

Posted from my XDA II!