Having recently destroyed my good "old" S55, I replaced it with a sonyericsson T630 which, in theory, shall be able to do the same things...
I spent a whole afternoon fighting with the GPRS connection over IrDA, just to discover, here, that the IrDA modem has some troubles... so I went to the bluetooth (perfectly working on the S55)
The phon was discovered by the sdptool browse utility, so I put the new MAC address in /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf (channel still 1) in place of the old one.
The pairing with the phone was ok. Than... nothing worked :-(
I created an had hoc profile in the T630 (the #2) with my standard provider data... (but I also tried selecting profile #1 which works to send e-mails from the phone client).
The settings are the following:
Phone No: *99***2# (I tried also 1#)
Init commands: AT+cgdcont=1. "IP","web.omnitel.it"
I suspect something wrong in the init command (which worked ok for the S55) but I have no idea how to fix it...
Some suggestions?
Hi Renato,
I use a T637 with a 3K. I have installed the bluez driver package, the bluez-csr-serial package for my Socket CF BT card (rev H). and the qtopia-bluetoothnetworkapplet package.
I had the same problem but got it working. My setup is almost same as yours:
The 3K rfcomm.conf is the same except for specific device information.
On the phone, I created a data account (CID=4) with the accepted APN etc.
On the 3K, In the Network setup I created a Dial-up Bluetooth entry.
Account Tab
Name: Whatever
Username: accepted-username
Password: ***
Phone: *99***4#
Modem Tab
BT Device: /dev/rfcomm0
Init String: ATZ
Speed: 115200
hardware flowcontrol is checked
Network Tab
Auto-detect routing is checked
I manually entered the accepted DSN entries for my carrier
Proxies Tab
no proxies configured.
I found the accepted carrier info at
http://www.taniwha.org.uk/gprs.htmlI hope this information works for you! Good luck!
J.
