Please please please tell me what settings I need...

[Guest aca03dah]

OK,

So i have a BT Mobile SIM card. I would like MMS and WAP all set up. Now, I have to model the settings from a different phone since they aren't anywhere else.

But.. which settings do i use and where do they go. Look at the link below, settings are in some cases different between the phones?

http://62.172.208.2/btwebota/phoneList.htm

Some help would really be appriciated. BTW, the phone i have is a C500

David Herman

[Guest martin]

Try something like this :lol:

1) Start>Settings>Data Connections>Menu>Edit Connections

Dialup connection:

Description: BT CSD WAP

Connects to: The internet

Phone number: +447953968999

User name: user

Password: wap

Proxy connection:

Description: BT proxy

Connects from: The Internet

Connects to: Wap Network

Proxy(name:port): 149.254.201.132:8080

Type: HTTP

GPRS Connection:

Description: BT GPRS WAP

Connects to: The Internet

Access point: mobile.bt.uk

Username: user

Password: wap

GPRS connection:

Description: BT MMS

Connects to: MMS Network

Access point: mobile.bt.uk

Username: user

Password: btmms

In the main data connections menu.

WAP connection: BT GPRS WAP (or BT CSD WAP)

In Internet explorer, Menu-Options-Connections

Untick 'automatically detect settings'

Make 'Select network: WAP network'

Start>Messaging>Media Messages>Menu>Options>Account Setup>Media Messages

Menu- Edit connections - Menu- Add

Description: BT MMS

MMSC Address: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002

Data Connection: MMS connection

Gateway: WAP 1.0 Gateway

I.P Address: 149.254.201.135

Port: 8080

Server: BT MMS

Download Messsages: automatically

Outgoing message size: less than 100kb

Allowed message types: personal

[Guest aca03dah]

Cheers, that works perfectly!

Will that work for MSN too?

Also, once connected... How do you disconnect?

Thanks a bunch!

[Guest martin]

MSN uses the Internet connection by default so try it with the Internet connection set to 'BT GPRS WAP'. If that doesn't work try 'BT CSD WAP'. If it won't work with either then you might actually need a different APN to get unrestriced access to the internet services.

To disconnect your GPRS session try holding doen the home key until a quicklist menu appears :wink: