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I got a Rogers SE T616 that had been unlocked.  Works fine for voice with  
my Fido SIM.  
 
However, it won't work for GPRS.  I tried using it on a Bluetooth  
connection with my laptop, the same way I access the web with a Fido T610,  
but it wouldn't work.
 
Is there a way of getting around this?
 
Rob

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On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 21:31:55 +0000, Robert Brown wrote:
 
> I got a Rogers SE T616 that had been unlocked.  Works fine for voice with
> my Fido SIM.
>  
> However, it won't work for GPRS.  I tried using it on a Bluetooth
> connection with my laptop, the same way I access the web with a Fido T610,
> but it wouldn't work.
>  
> Is there a way of getting around this?
 
You have to set up a profile for the Fido GPRS settings, and then instruct
your laptop to use that profile (usually by modifying the dial up number).
 
Do a google search, the procedure is different for every model of phone,
and you'll need the specific settings for Fido.
 
TTYL

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repatch <repatch42@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:pan.2005.08.09.17.18.03.455045@yahoo.com:  
 
> On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 21:31:55 +0000, Robert Brown wrote:
>  
>> I got a Rogers SE T616 that had been unlocked.  Works fine for voice
>> with my Fido SIM.
>>  
>> However, it won't work for GPRS.  I tried using it on a Bluetooth
>> connection with my laptop, the same way I access the web with a Fido
>> T610, but it wouldn't work.
>>  
>> Is there a way of getting around this?
>  
> You have to set up a profile for the Fido GPRS settings, and then
> instruct your laptop to use that profile (usually by modifying the
> dial up number).  
>  
> Do a google search, the procedure is different for every model of
> phone, and you'll need the specific settings for Fido.
>  
> TTYL
 
 
I did all that already.  The T610 works fine but the T616 won't work.

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repatch <repatch42@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:pan.2005.08.09.17.18.03.455045@yahoo.com:  
 
> On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 21:31:55 +0000, Robert Brown wrote:
>  
>> I got a Rogers SE T616 that had been unlocked.  Works fine for voice
>> with my Fido SIM.
>>  
>> However, it won't work for GPRS.  I tried using it on a Bluetooth
>> connection with my laptop, the same way I access the web with a Fido
>> T610, but it wouldn't work.
>>  
>> Is there a way of getting around this?
>  
> You have to set up a profile for the Fido GPRS settings, and then
> instruct your laptop to use that profile (usually by modifying the
> dial up number).  
>  
> Do a google search, the procedure is different for every model of
> phone, and you'll need the specific settings for Fido.
>  
> TTYL
 
 
Never mind, I forgot I need to run the SE networking wizard again for the  
T616 and save the settings on the new phone.  Works fine with both phones  
now.


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