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    hmmm | # 1 | 2007-07-21, 17:41 | Report

    I'm trying to pair an 800 with a Razr v3xx.

    The phone will work fine in Windows as a USB & Bluetooth modem.

    On the n800 I'm getting a "network connection error" no matter what settings I enter.

    On the suggestion of another thread on here I installed Syslog which is showing:

    Jul 21 17:45:04 Nokia-N800-26 icd 1.1.29[1657]: [0x2d288] AT-Received: 'ATD*99***3#'
    Jul 21 17:45:04 Nokia-N800-26 icd 1.1.29[1657]: [0x2d288] AT-Received: 'NO CARRIER'
    Jul 21 17:45:04 Nokia-N800-26 icd 1.1.29[1657]: [3Internet] Error: ATD failed (com.nokia.icd.error.network_error)
    Jul 21 17:45:04 Nokia-N800-26 icd 1.1.29[1657]: [3Internet] State changed from CONNECTING to DISCONNECTING
    Jul 21 17:45:04 Nokia-N800-26 icd 1.1.29[1657]: [3Internet] Disconnect: killing IAP
    Jul 21 17:45:04 Nokia-N800-26 icd 1.1.29[1657]: [0x2d288] AT-Close

    The number that is being dialled on the laptop is the *99***3#

    Any ideas why would this be behaving differently on the n800 versus the laptop? And is the No Carrier being generated by the phone or the 800?

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    Milhouse | # 2 | 2007-07-21, 18:04 | Report

    Who is your carrier? If it's Cingular, search the forum or Bugzilla there is a known error in the Mobile Phone Wizard (not sure if it was ever fixed in the latest 4.2007 release).

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    hmmm | # 3 | 2007-07-21, 19:07 | Report

    Three in Ireland I'm afraid I'm going to try and get hold of a second handset to eliminate one device or the other.

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    basco | # 4 | 2007-07-24, 11:56 | Report

    Being new to this and I have a 800 on order, you sure the phone number is correct? I tried using a computer and bluetooth to connect last night and used *99# and no user name or password like this:

    Link

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    dsmudger | # 5 | 2007-12-04, 18:20 | Report

    It's my understanding (correct me if I'm wrong?) that the *99***<some number equal to the DUN profile ID on the handset># format is for SonyEricssons (and googling around just now I've just found out Motorola supports it too) whereas the *99# format is for all other makes?

    Done a bit of digging and according to a comment in a mac > bluetooth > motorola GPRS connection script I've found, the latter format doesn't tend to work..

    Originally Posted by
    !
    note "Motorola GPRS CID2" 1
    !
    !
    ! Check APN
    !
    ! Common mistake: using *99 instead of APN
    !
    ifstr 1 110 "*99#"
    ifstr 1 110 "*99***1#"
    ifstr 1 110 "*99***2#"
    ifstr 1 110 "*99***3#"
    ifstr 1 110 "*99***4#"
    ifstr 1 110 "*99***5#"
    !
    Scripts are here if anyone wants to take a look (what with the UNIX-y roots of OSX it should translate fairly readily/might be of some use to someone: http://www.shawnhogan.com/scripts/go...PRS2004-05.sit)


    Don't know if you were aware the 3 in your dial string corresponds to one of potentially several profiles on the phone? If you've just copied it off a forum post somewhere then it's entirely possible that 3 was the right number for that person but it's different on your phone due to the way your carrier/specific handset model set it up by default..?

    If you haven't already, it's well worth going through all the numbers (1-5 or so) and see if any of them connect.

    Also I think the right setting on the tablet is Packet Data rather than Data Call, but I guess you might as well try Data Call as well (with each CID/DUN profile number 1-5) as a last resort?

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