Generic Mobile Phone Scripts

freelance — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:46:00 +0000

This should work with most phones, whether GSM, CDMA or TDMA. These scripts use minimal set-up and configuration commands, and leave the rest to the phone’s defaults. They may well report false connect speeds like 19200 or 230400 – do not trust the reported speed!

Generic Mobile Phone Scripts

These scripts only work with Apple Remote Access (OS 9 & earlier), Internet Connect (OS X) and other programs that use the Apple Connection Control Language.

Generic GPRS Scripts

freelance — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:39:59 +0000

These non-specific scripts should work with most GPRS phones. They contain the bare minimum of set-up and configuration commands, in the hope that the phone’s defaults will deal with the rest.

Generic GPRS Scripts

These scripts only work with Apple Remote Access (OS 9 & earlier), Internet Connect (OS X) and other programs that use the Apple Connection Control Language.

Generic 3G Scripts

freelance — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:33:39 +0000

These non-specific scripts should work with most EDGE and UMTS phones and PC Cards (they are the same as the GPRS scripts below, just with a faster serial port speed to avoid limiting the potential performance of 3G networks). They contain the bare minimum of set-up and configuration commands, in the hope that the phone’s defaults will deal with the rest.

Generic 3G Scripts

These scripts only work with Apple Remote Access (OS 9 & earlier), Internet Connect (OS X) and other programs that use the Apple Connection Control Language.

Generic HSDPA Scripts

freelance — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:29:29 +0000

These non-specific scripts should work with most HSDPA phones and PC Cards – they are a further speed evolution from the 3G scripts below, supporting a serial speed of 1.8 Mbit/s. They contain the bare minimum of set-up and configuration commands, in the hope that the phone’s defaults will deal with the rest.

Generic HSDPA Scripts

These scripts only work with Apple Remote Access (OS 9 & earlier), Internet Connect (OS X) and other programs that use the Apple Connection Control Language.

O2 XDA II Mini PDA – Setting up o2 WAP

freelance — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:43:05 +0000

Setting up o2 WAP on a Pocket PC

This section explains how to connect to WAP via UK operator O2 online . To get WAP access with o2, you need the following:

1. An O2 online SIM card (which gives you free text messages and an inclusive GPRS WAP allowance)

2. A mobile phone with a modem (such as a Nokia 6600), or a standard modem connected by some other means (cable or Bluetooth) to the Pocket PC

3. A Pocket PC Wap browser. Pocket Explorer is fine for the job, but if you’re looking for a different WAP browser, other browsers are available.

O2 Wap (Mobile Internet) settings:
Homepage: http://wap.o2.co.uk/
Dialup access number: +447712 927927
Gateway (IP) address: 193.113.200.195
Username: o2wap
Password: password
Session type: Continuous / permanent
Port number: 9201

This page offers help with Pocket PC 2002 and Windows Mobile 2003 devices. As the process differs slightly between the two systems, we have two separate sets of instructions: Pocket PC 2002 and Windows Mobile 2003. To check which system you have, go to: Start > ‘Settings’ > ‘System’ tab > ‘About’.

Step-by-Step setup instructions (Pocket PC 2002)

The following applies to devices with the Pocket PC 2002 operating system – See below for Windows Mobile 2003 instructions

Setting up the WAP dialup connection:

1. Go to Start > Settings > Connections tab> Connections.

2. From the “When needed, automatically connect to the Internet” pulldown, select the “New…” option.

3. Enter “o2 WAP” as the Connection name, then select the ‘Modem’ tab.

4. Press ‘New’. You will be presented with the “Make new connection” screen. Complete the details as per the following screenshot – We’re assuming that you’re connecting between your Pocket PC and a modem over infrared (IrDa):

5. Press ‘Next’ and enter the number “+447712927927″ in the ‘Phone number’ field, as per the following screenshot:

6. Press ‘Next’. At the next screen, untick the “wait for dial tone before dialling”, then ‘Finish’.

7. Go to the ‘Proxy Settings’ tab, and tick ‘This network connects to the Internet’ and ‘This network uses a proxy server’. Enter the proxy server as “193.113.200.195″, as per the following screenshot:

8. Press ‘Advanced’ and in ‘Wap’, enter the server address as “193.113.200.195″ and the ‘Wap’ port number of “9201″, as per the following screenshot:

9. Close the dialog with the ‘OK’ button and close the ‘My connection’ page with the ‘ok’ button.

10. You now need to double-check that your area code information is correctly set. Press the ‘Dialing Locations’ tab.

11. Under the location field, press the ‘New’ button and enter the name “Mobile”, and press ‘OK’

12. Now enter your ‘Local Settings’ Area code and Country code.

13. Now, press the ‘Dialing patterns…’ button, and make sure that you’re not dialling using a country code or an area code. All you need is a “g”, meaning just dial the number without an area code. The dialog should look as per the following screenshot:

14. Close the ‘Dialing patterns’ dialog with the ‘OK’ button and close the ‘Connections’ page with the ‘ok’ button.

You should now be ready to connect to WAP from your Pocket PC 2002 device.

Go to Internet Explorer and in the address bar, type “http://wap.o2.co.uk/” and press Return. Your Pocket PC will attempt to connect with the modem and dial the Internet.
When you first try to connect to o2, you’ll be prompted to enter a enter the username of “o2wap”, the password as “password” and check “Save password”, as per the following screenshot:

Step-by-Step setup instructions (Windows Mobile 2003)

The following applies to devices with the Pocket PC 2003 operating system – See above for Pocket PC 2002 instructions

Setting up the WAP dialup connection:

1. Go to Start > Settings, go to the ‘Connections’ tab, and select ‘Connections’

2. Go to the ‘Advanced’ tab and press the ‘Select Networks’ button.

3. You should now be at the ‘Network Management’ screen. Under the first pulldown, press the ‘New…’ button.

4. On the ‘General’ tab, enter the name “o2 WAP”.

5. Go to the ‘Modem’ tab and press the ‘New…’ button

6. Enter “o2 WAP” and select the modem as “Generic IrDA”, then press ‘Next’

7. Enter the o2 WAP dialup number, which is 07712 927927 in the ‘Phone number’ field, and then press ‘Next’

8. Enter the username of “o2wap” and the password as “password” , and then press ‘Finish’

9. Select the ‘Proxy Settings’ tab and tick ‘This network connects to the Internet’ and ‘This network uses a proxy server’. Enter the proxy server as “193.113.200.195″, as per the following screenshot:

10. Press ‘Advanced…’ and in ‘WAP’, enter the server address as “193.113.200.195″ and the ‘WAP’ port number of “9201″, as per the following screenshot. (If using o2 GPRS, the port number is 8080):

11. Press ‘OK’ to close the Advanced dialog, “OK” again to save the settings, close the ‘Network Management’ dialog with the ‘OK’ button, and press ‘OK’ a final time to exit ‘Connections’.

You should now be ready to connect to WAP. With your modem connection ready (IR enabled and lined up), go to Internet Explorer and in the address bar, type “http://wap.o2.co.uk/” and press Return. Your Pocket PC will attempt to connect with the modem and dial the Internet.

Mobile Net Connect » O 2

Generic Mobile Phone Scripts

Generic GPRS Scripts

Generic 3G Scripts

Generic HSDPA Scripts

O2 XDA II Mini PDA – Setting up o2 WAP

Setting up o2 WAP on a Pocket PC

This section explains how to connect to WAP via UK operator O2 online . To get WAP access with o2, you need the following: