[SOLVED] MMS-Settings

[bmueller77]

Hello together,

I bought my QTEK9100 some weeks ago and everything works fine (after ROM-Update)... instead of MMS.

I use the german ePlus-Settings and GPRS works fine. But I may enter the wrong MMS-Settings, because I cannot send or receive any MMS.

Can anyone help me?

[Triband81]

Could you be so kind and share the settings you have entered for GPRS on your Qtek? I haven't been able to get it to work on my MDA II.

Thanks

[dimushor]

i also want to know how to set up mms. :roll:

[bmueller77]

Could you be so kind and share the settings you have entered for GPRS on your Qtek? I haven't been able to get it to work on my MDA II.

Thanks

Sorry, I'm on travel at the moment. When I'm back, I'll post the GPRS-Settings.

[Triband81]

Klingt gut, vielen Dank im voraus.

Sounds great, thanks in advance.

[bmueller77]

Ok, here are the settings to configure GPRS on Windows Mobile 5 (used settings are for ePlus Germany).
I have a german device, so i have to translate manually. Original names and descriptions may be different:

1. Open start menu, then choose "Settings" -> "Connections"
2. Open "Connections"
3. Go to the Tab "Advanced" and click on "choose networks"
4. On the next screen, you'll see 2 connection settings. Click on the upper "New"-button
5. Enter a name for your new connection (e.g. GPRS)
6. Open the "Modem"-tab
7. In the "Modem"-tab click on "New"
8. On the next screen enter a name for the new connection (e.g. GPRS Internet) and choose "Cellular Line (GPRS)", click on "Next"
9. Enter your accesspoint (e.g. internet.eplus.de), click on "Next"
10. Enter username and password for xour connection (e.g. Username: eplus, Password: eplus)
11. Click on Advanced and check, if "Use server-assigned IP address" is activated in both tabs
12. Click on "Ok" until you are in the screen, described in step 4
13. To use your GPRS-Connection to connect to the internet, you'll have to choose it in the upper connection setting.
14. Open Pocket Internet Explorer and enter any URL (e.g. http://wap.google.com).
15. Your device will now connect to the internet via GPRS and display the requested page.

[Triband81]

Thanks a lot for the help, you could have written in German as well. I speak both fluently :).

I will give them a try and see how it works for me on BASE. I'll post some feedback as well.

[dimushor]

this is an english-speaking forum, so other languages are not really welcome. By the way; i tried to set up mms for mny operator with the same method and it does not work.

Thanks a lot for the help, you could have written in German as well. I speak both fluently :).

I will give them a try and see how it works for me on BASE. I'll post some feedback as well.

[vanny]

Hi,
Well i don't know whether it may be of any help, but i was facing the same problem here in india. Then i tried some thing and it worked for me...
U can see that in my post http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=49334&highlight=

i believe the only thing u'll need to chnage is the DNS from 100.1.201.172 to whatever gateway address ur service provider must have given u for MMS.

Please let me know if it works or if u need any more help.

[Triband81]

this is an english-speaking forum, so other languages are not really welcome. By the way; i tried to set up mms for mny operator with the same method and it does not work.

I'm quite aware of that and I won't disagree with you on that point. If I would have posted in German, I would've posted a translation as well. Anyway, it seems like getting MMS to work on most PPCs is a major task which takes some educated guessing.

[rhedgehog]

Try this

As described above

1. Open start menu, then choose "Settings" -> "Connections"
2. Open "Connections"
3. Go to the Tab "Advanced" and click on "choose networks"
4. On the next screen, you'll see 2 connection settings. Click on the upper "New"-button
5. Enter a name for your new connection (e.g. GPRS)
6. Open the "Modem"-tab
7. In the "Modem"-tab click on "New"
8. On the next screen enter a name for the new connection (MMS) and choose "Cellular Line (GPRS)", click on "Next"
9. Enter your accesspoint (mms.eplus.de), click on "Next"
10. Enter username and password for your connection (e.g. Username: eplus, Password: wap)
11. Click on Advanced and check, if "Use server-assigned IP address" is activated in both tabs

then

12: Tap OK and x to close everything
13: Open the messaging application
14: Press the menu softkey
15: Select MMS Configuration
16: Tap the servers tab
17: Tap New
18 Enter the following details:

server name: - E-plus
Gateway: 212.023.097.153
Port Number: 9201
server address: http://mms/eplus.de
Connect via: (here, select the connection created above)
Size : (go for the biggest and bring it down later if it fails.)
Wap Version: 2.0 should work on all modern networks.

19: Tap ok
20: Tap Set as default
that should do it. As I'm here in the UK, i am going by the settings over at modaco.com for eplus, so check those with your provider.

Should work for you!

[dimushor]

I'm quite aware of that and I won't disagree with you on that point. If I would have posted in German, I would've posted a translation as well. Anyway, it seems like getting MMS to work on most PPCs is a major task which takes some educated guessing.
I wasx joking bz the way. :lol:

[bnycastro]

does anyone know how to increase the sending size limit for the mms composer? on my dropdown it only shows 100K [no other choices]
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edit: have found the solution :)
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Arcsoft\ArcSoft MMS UA\Config\UI\SizeLimit]
"SendCount"-> Setting how Many "Sending Size limitations" listed in DropDown Listed ..
"SendDefault"=dword:00019000 -> Setting the Default Send Limitation
"SendLimit1"=dword:0000C800 -> Send Limit one can be change ex. 50K=dword:0000C800
"SendLimit2"=dword:00019000 -> Send Limit two can be change ex. 100K=dword:00019000
"SendLimit3"=dword:0003E800 -> Send Limit three can be change ex. 250K=dword:00003E800

just change SendCount from 1 to 3...

[Triband81]

I wasx joking bz the way. :lol:

Lol it's hard to tell in an online environment whether someone is joking or not :D

I got the GPRS connection to work so thanks to bmueller for posting clear and detailed steps to get it to work :D

[bmueller77]

Hey guys. Thanks for all your help.
Now I fixed it. 8)

All settings were correct, except the port.
The port 9201 didn't work, so I tried the port :!: :!: :!: 5080 :!: :!: :!: for Nokia-mobiles today.
Now I can send and receive any MMS-Message. :D :D :D

@Triband: I'm sure, you know german, but as this is an english forum and some other users could have your problem, too, I decided to write the HowTo in english.

[Triband81]

Thanks for the port hint, I'll have to see if I can get this to work as well. I wasn't able to locate the port option under the MMS Server setup on WM2003SE. But the GPRS part works great :D.