Activesync will not disconnect from internet.

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In ActiveSync on PC tab press Options button. For 'When syncing remotely'
make sure you chose the option to 'Disconnect when done'.
Terry

"joel" <jakmal@diamondpharmacy.com> wrote in message
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> We have the audiovox xv6600 pocket pc phones. We are currently able to
> sync just fine with our exchange 2003 server. the problem that we are
> experiencing with the phones is that afte activesync has completed its
> sync it does not disconnect from the internet. This is totally killing
> batteries. they may last for three to four hours. Has anyone figured
> out a way to get activesync to disconect from the internet on it own.
> yes I can press and hold the end call button to get it disconnected. I
> rather not have to do this every time a new message comes in.
>
>

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The phone is what is connecting to the network. I am not really even
using a pc to do my syncing. It is done through exchange 2003.

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No the only thing that i have been told is buy lots of batteries and to
look around for a program that auto disconnects when no traffic is
being sent. Sorry for not being able to give much more than that. I
have been searching the groups and calling and asking for quite some
time now. I still have not been able to get this fixed. Hopefully
someone of importance who does programing will make the necessary
changes.
Sorry.

jda

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Joel,

I am using a Samsung i700 with Verizon with Windows Mobile 2003, and mine
does the same thing. Have you found a resolution?

"joel" <jakmal@diamondpharmacy.com> wrote in message
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> The phone is what is connecting to the network. I am not really even
> using a pc to do my syncing. It is done through exchange 2003.
>