Hi, i am a totally new in PDA phone, i just got an Orange SPV M3100 from my brother-in-law in UK, and it works fine in Malaysia excepts the GPRS and MMS.
Everytime i try to open the internet explorer, an error message pops up: "there is a problem connecting to the GPRS service in your resgistered network".
I have consulted my local service provider, they try to solve the problem at first, but finally they told me that i must upgrade from WM5 to WM6, and the mentioned problem will be solve.
Can anyone provide me an advice for the above problems? How to upgrade from WM5 to WM6?
Read the Hermes Wiki for upgrading to WM6. Your mobile service provider just needs to supply you with connection details to their internet service so they have not given you correct information.
Some ROMS come with a connection app for service providers around the world that automatically configure your internet & MMS settings. This may also come as a .cab file. Do some reading and searching.
Thanks!
Hi Wam7, Thanks a lot for your advice!
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Hi
In my country, Viet Nam, have 2 GSM providers: Vinaphone & Mobiphone.
With Vinaphone sim, I can use GPRS & make call or answer without any problem
But with Mobiphone sim card, GPRS confict with GSM, so can not make call or answer any call,
The problem here is GPRS from Mobilphone, I can ask mobiphone to stop GPRS for my Mobil simcard, then can make call without any problem.
The question is: Can I stop GPRS from O2 XDA , not from Mobiphone System.
O2 XDA II can work with mobiphone with GPRS without any problem
Pls help.
Thanks & Best Regards
Hai Nguyen, you could delete your GPRS connection settings - no settings,
no GPRS! If you just wish to stop GRPS after using it for a while, press
and hold the red key for a few seconds, and that should disconnect you.
I am surprised that VMS and Mopiphone have a different setup - in almost
all other respects they are very similar, since they are heavily leglislated.
The only real difference I have found is on hte edge of their rural coverage,
especially around Long Xuyen.
Good luck anyway,
Dave.
There is a Freeware where you are able to choose whether you want GPRS to stay connected once you no longer use it. It installed ok on my unit, no strange behavior.
http://www.gb-soft.cz
Thanks all for your help
But the problem here is not GRPS software, This is a GPRS signal conficted with GSM Signal
GPRS software, connect or not is not this problem
I call Mobilephone to stop my GPRS so I can use Mobiphone simcard with O2 XDA (Running SX56 2003 rom, Radio Stack 4.21),
When I call back Mobilephone to active my GPRS signal. this problem come.
SO
This can not use GPRS software to stop or solve.
It is only solve by stopping GPRS signal from provider, so I look for the way to stop from handphone (some modify in registry or radio stack)
Pls advise
Hi all,
I have just upgraded my xdaII to the 2003se edition with no probs. I’ve also installed the Network setting cab from http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=13498&highlight=o2+gprs+settings
Now my O2 mms send and receive doesn’t work. I can connect to wap gprs and web gprs but my mms messages download or send?
I’ve now re-installed the network cab 5 times and tried a few different settings from various sites but no luck. And for some reason the o2 site won’t let me have them either?
Any clues? Or is there another cab file somewhere in this huge forum that I can’t see?
Ok..... thanks for looking those who did. :shock:
I found the solution in the end. the original o2 mms cab file from the link above was missing the server address info so after more trawling through this gold mine of information i found this file http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=16826&highlight=o2+server+settings which has that info and works a treat!
Hallo,
I have a problem after installing 2005.
Althought the icon of GPRS says "connected", the internet is not working on my 2020.
There was no problem in 2003 or SE.
Please, help.
Thank you, Jakub
I have exactly the same problem on my contract o2 xda ii, says connected, but evertime I try to access a site I get an error message saying its become disconnected, when it hasnt
kuba anong network mo? baka smart ka i'm using smart with 1.06c WM2005 and i can browse the web.
When I tried to run "PROGRAMME A" I got error, then onwards when ever I try to switch on SX56 (AT&T), I am getting some ascii chatacters and getting Upgrading... message.
Urgent help needed. Actually I want to unlock this system.
Thanks in advance.
Even ActiveSync is also not recognizing my Wallaby
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Wallaby_HT_FlashSD
Thanks for reply.
Somehow the problem was solved and Can't I use SX56 in India?
I am getting a list of mobile service providers in "Auto Configuration" and even one mobile service provider from India is not there.
there are 2 models if wallaby
1 for the us market which is 900/1900
and one for the rest of the world which is 900/1800
depending on what model you have and what band is widely used where you live
you can use it
but you may have to manualy put in the grps settings and mss settings
All,
I'm being driven crazy by a recalcitrant Orange M3100. I had my old one set up no problem with O2 but it got stolen so my friend gave me his old one. Now I cannot get mobile internet/MMS etc to work. When I try to connect I get the "there is a problem connecting to the GPRS service in your registered home network". This was the case with both Orange's WM5 and Shaps WM6.
I've studied all the posts on here and have installed a radio ROM that, apparently, should work but it still doesn't. I've tried about 6 but none of them solve the problem. Voice/SMS work fine as does WIFI. Current setup is as follows:
ROM: Schap's 4.31
ROM date: 10/03/07
Radio: 1.47.00.10
Protocol: 32.80.7020.20H
It's unlucked and HardSPL7 is installed.
If anyone could help me out I'd be really grateful!
I've recently set up my m3100 using o2 to receive mms,
following the settings on this website.
That was the only one that has worked for me.
http://www.m3w.co.uk/2006/11/o2-settings/
i don't know about internet, but mms works.
hope this helps
regards
Thanks Sniuk - will tag that for future reference. I've now just solved the problem and, ultimately, it was nothing to do with the phone. Despite me having asked *twice* O2 had failed to notice and remove the GPRS bar that was put in place along with all the other bars when my handset was stolen last week!!
They've given me some free line rental to apologise, though