Nokia 6310I user manual

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SUPPORT GUIDE FOR
THE NOKIA 6310i WITH AN
INFRARED DATA CONNECTION IN
A POCKET PC DEVICE

Copyright © Nokia. All rights reserved | Date: 22.05.02, ver. 1.0

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Contents 1. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................1 2. SETTING UP A NEW CONNECTION..............................................................................1 3. MAKING A DIAL-UP CONNECTION................................................................................3 4. HANGING UP THE CONNECTION .................................................................................4

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1. INTRODUCTION How to configure Pocket PC device to function with Nokia 6310i phone as a modem with it • Pocket PC device and Nokia 6310i phone are the basic requirements • Data services (at least outgoing data) should be activated in order to be able to make data calls • Good GSM coverage and a well-charged battery in both devices as the data connection's power consumption is usually quite high. • When you wish to use GPRS connection please verify from your operator that GPRS is acti

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Figure 4. Uncheck the Wait for Figure 5. Now go to Dialling leaflet Figure 6. In some cases you may Dial tone before dialling check and go to Dialling Patterns… need to edit these to get the phone box and tap Finish. number right when dialling. Tip: If you wish to make a HSCSD connection then type the following dial-string in to the Extra dial-string… box: Extra dial-string modem commands: +cbst=16,0,1;+chsn=4,3,0,4 (to get 28.8 Kbps modem connection) +cbst=81,0,1

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3. MAKING A DIAL-UP CONNECTION 1. Go to the Start menu and select Programs 2. Select Connections 3. You should now have the icons of the available connections; click on the connection you have just created (Figure 7). 4. Fill in your User name and Password and tap Connect (Figure 8) 5. Figures 9 and 10 shows the Status screens of the connection Figure 7. Figure 8. Figure 9. Figure 10. 6. You should now be connected to your ISP, so just start your Internet Explorer or In

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4. HANGING UP THE CONNECTION 1. Go to the Start menu and select Today 2. Tap the connection icon in the lower right corner and 3. Select Disconnect (Figure 10). Figure 10. 4/4