[BTM] GPRS problem

[KOZAK Imre Oliver]

1. Try to reboot. If you can connect after reboot only, it is probably 
due to the fact that you use Jaguar 10.2.4 or 10.2.5. I have problem 
with both. However, 10.2.3 was always OK.

2. Try to remove the Bluetooth pairing, and repair the phone with the 
laptop.

3. You can connect with to methods:
- GPRS settings in the phone and dialling a special phone number 
(*99***# for the Nokia - correct me if wrong)
- get Nokia GPRS modem scripts, and make settings in OS X

4. Try to connect with a data-and-charge cable, I think it is the 
easiest solution - all this Bluetooth is fun, but nor very reliable.

Bye,
Imre



On Monday, Apr 21, 2003, at 23:29 Europe/Budapest, Ahad Surooprajally 
wrote:

> Apologies, I'm new to this Bluetooth lark:
>
> I've just acquired a new G4 laptop with built-in BT and followed the 
> instructions to connect up to O2's GPRS service.
>
> I've got to say that it was brilliant. Acceptable speed for internet 
> access and I even downloaded some small messages. The problem was when 
> I tried to show my boss - i tried to connect from the modem connect 
> menu and it just continously kept saying 'trying to connect'. When I 
> chose the disconnect option it said 'disconnecting' continously.
>
> Subsequently, I haven't been able to pair up with my phone.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas?
>
> Mac G4 12" laptop with BT, 10.2.4
> Nokia 6310
>
> Ahad
>
>
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