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N800 and 8525/Hermes via Cingular 3G
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sparkbox
2007-07-24 , 15:35
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Ok this worked for me:
I downloaded this
firmware
@ xda-developers for the 8525 This adds some cool functions and the base is the official WM6! What is unique about this firmware is that it adds DUN back.
Step one configure your connection for the 8525 only:
START -> SETTINGS -> CONNECTIONS (tab) -> Connections (icon)
Under My ISP either "Add a new modem connection" or Manage existing connections if one already exists for the cingular network
connection name: your choice here
select modem: Cellular line (GPRS, 3G) note: don't use just cellular line option
access point name: wap.cingular
user name:
wap@cingulargprs.com
password: CINGULAR1
click finish
Step two configure connection for the n800 only use same connection name as you did on the 8525
TOOLS -> Control Panel -> Connectivity -> select "Connections" button
Your choice edit or new
connection name: use same as 8525
connection type: select "GPRS" radio button
cellular network: GSM/UTMS
access point name: wap.cingular
dial-up number:
*99#
(do not use *99***# at this location it will not work)
user name: leave blank
password: leave blank
click next then click finish
Step three pair
COMM MANAGER -> Settings -> Bluetooth -> Mode (tab) -> Make sure "Turn on Bluetooth" is checked also check "Make this device visible to other devices"
initiate pair using the n800
When this is done go back and uncheck 8525 bluetooth visibility option, but leave the bluetooth on or checked.
Control panel -> Bluetooth -> Devices (button)
Select "new" (Note: make sure old pairs of the 8525 and n800 are deleted)
Control Panel -> Phone
On the n800 tools under phone select your 8525
click OK
Connection Icon in status bar select change connection
Then select your defined GPRS 3G connection you made and it should connect!
After you are done using this connection you may have to reset (using your stylus to push the recessed button at the bottom of your 8525 for it to connect back to the data connection for the 8525 specific use
Last edited by sparkbox; 2007-07-24 at
20:26
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