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Ali-Butt
20th July 2003, 09:15 PM
Hi Guys,
really dumb question ... how do you disconnect from gprs once connected ?
I can not see an end button anywhere !!!
cheers
Ali-Butt
20th July 2003, 09:29 PM
i have just worked out that if you disable phone, it turns off GPRS...
surely that is not the correct way to do it? :roll:
Ali-Butt
20th July 2003, 10:32 PM
sorry to nag .....
does anyone know how to cut gprs once connected ??
maybe its so obvious, noone knows it !
maybe its so easy, no one can be bothered to write ?
let me know please !
aao588
21st July 2003, 03:30 AM
Install the spb gprs traffic monitor is the answer. :D
Ken_xda
21st July 2003, 03:44 AM
You can also simply tap the signal sign (at the top of today screen), it'll show your GPRS connection and then you can simply tap end buttom :D Cheers
Ali-Butt
21st July 2003, 09:32 AM
not on ppc2003 .,... there is no end button on the signal sign :-(
Ali-Butt
21st July 2003, 09:35 AM
Install the spb gprs traffic monitor is the answer.
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is this the solution for PPc2003 ?? surely there must be an inbuilt feature which allows you to disconnect GPRS without the need of installing other software ??
please advise
ARZLEB
21st July 2003, 10:05 AM
I have the same problem and i asked in deffirent places in this forum but no anwser till now.
Also i have a problem when connecting to GPRS there is no d/c button i had to push long the red close button to d/c my GPRS session after 5 seconds exactly i will loose service signal i have to turn off/on phone to re obtain signal!
any one noticed this?
:?
I hope someone would anwser this!
Ali-Butt
21st July 2003, 10:12 AM
Can maybe the developers step and and show us the light?
Much appreciated :wink:
Grim_Evil
21st July 2003, 10:54 AM
now have you got ppc2003 to connect to uk 02 grps?
what the correct settings as i can not get mine to connect at all:)
please pass the on :D
Ali-Butt
21st July 2003, 11:00 AM
hi grim,
sorry mate, i only use Orange Gprs :?
try
Homepage: http://pda.o2.co.uk/
APN address: mobile.o2.co.uk
Username: mobileweb
Password: password
Email servers (POP): mail.o2.co.uk
Email servers (SMTP): smtp.o2.co.uk
DNS Servers: 193.113.200.200 and 193.113.200.201
Grim_Evil
21st July 2003, 11:07 AM
nope I can not get it to connect to grps at all:(
i must be doing something wrong? anyone done it ok to 02 uk grps?
ozsmac
21st July 2003, 02:41 PM
This appears to be a "new feature" of WM2003, always on GPRS :-). It does seem to timeout the connection after a little in-activity.
I'm in the same boat and cant for the life of me imagine why they have programmed this way. I can only imagine it's a bug and will be fixed.
slamma
23rd July 2003, 06:17 AM
Thought I was just stupid :)
We'll technically I am I was soft restting to stop it to start with :)
Looks like I'll have to put on Spb mon
Ali-Butt
23rd July 2003, 10:25 AM
You can also turn off the phone (tap the reception button and click "turn phone off"
and turn it back on !
also cuts GPRS
tenzin
23rd July 2003, 10:32 AM
Right, Ali-Butt, it's also the way I do it ! : turn the phone" off",GPRS is also diseable, then come back to put the phone "on" ... if someone find a better way :idea: ....post-it please :D
ARZLEB
23rd July 2003, 12:30 PM
Well the best solution i discovered is to use Sbp GPRS monitor, since you wont benefit from the Auto Connection / Disconnection while checking your email since the device will connect but never d/c. So all connections and d/c and done manually by you instead of using the Off / On methode use the Disconnect button in the GPRS monitor for the time being until they find a solution for this bug and yet you wont have to turn to phone off and on, consume power or someone calling in this exact min to find that your phone is switched off.
If you dont have Sbp GPRS monitor i am whilling to share it with the ppl having this problem.
:wink:
Anton.Valleyman
24th July 2003, 07:21 AM
I've installed 2003 and it's all great. A few problems with the syncing but after 3.7 (strange, I had 3.7 anyway though since I've reinstalled it off the MS website it looks different to the 3.7 it used to be??) it did eventually work. Scary few mins though!!
I bought All-locations GPRS counter a few months back, but the one thing it doesn't really have is an end connection button. I also bought SPB's PocketPlus but it's saying that it's not compatible with PPC 2000????? Does anyone else have this problem? I've tried logging onto their website but it seems to be down all the time. This program used to automatically cut the gprs connection if say I'd loaded MSN and then shut it down. Very handy!! If anyone knows how to get past this or where they've put an update to work on 2003, please let me know.
In the meantime ARZLEB, if you could find it in your heart.... ;)
Cheers
V
fasteye
24th July 2003, 05:53 PM
'Always on' is a great idea, PPC2003 can disconnect automatically and re-connect when a phone call comes in so why is it an issue? The only reason I can think of is cost (if you have something polling the internet racking up MB's).
For delivering mobile applications and corporate push E-mail, this feature is essential.
These devices are not really targeted at the consumer market more at the business user so the carriers will love this feature to deliver extra services and generate GPRS data revenue.
Ahmad
22nd September 2003, 09:22 AM
Hi All
the best solution is the easy one , simply press on the hardware button ( the red button ) for about 2 seconds and it will disconnect the GPRS Connections !! easy ha !! :wink:
Cheers
Ahmad
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