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gek
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
6610
Service Provider:
telstra |
 
Sat May 31, 2003 11:22 pm |
My infared connection to my 6610 will not work. I have a Wiretek, IrDA Wireless Bridge, which seems to connect with other infared devices, however, when I try and connect with the 6610, it keeps loosing the connection. I use windows 98, and I have downloaded the latest Nokia PC suite.. 5.1. The phone tells me it is connected, but PC Suite will only sometimes find the phone, but it then within a few seconds, will come back with... no phone is connected. Can anyone help me sort it out... Ive spewnt hours trying to look for somewhere that will give me an idea on how to overcome the problem..... 
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tomshao
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
Nokia 7250
Service Provider:
Optu - Australia |
Sun Jun 01, 2003 9:54 am |
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try useing MobiMB instead.
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Evil
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
7210, 6610, GD88
Service Provider:
OPTUS |
Wed Jun 04, 2003 5:40 am |
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Hi i was wondering if anyone has MOBIMB 1.2.2 or 1.2.3 that they can send to me? thnx
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SupaStar
Posts: 69
Phone Model:
Nokia 6100
Service Provider:
Optus |
Wed Jun 04, 2003 6:59 am |
@gek
I had a similar problem with mine which I have since fixed.
When you activate infrared on your phone and place it next to your IrDA receiver, wait for the "Another computer is nearby" message to popup, then right click on the icon that appears in the taskbar and choose Properties.
In the Wireless Link window that appears, click the Hardware tab. Select your device from the list and click Properties.
This is the part where I'm not certain that it's the same for you as what I have on my PC, but here goes... 
Click on the Advanced tab (if you have one, if not then you're out of luck, my solution won't work). Under Properties select the Infrared Tranceiver Type and change it to one of the others. Experiment with the different types until you find the one that works the best.
I had four tranceiver types to choose from and only two worked flawlessly. The other two frequently dropped their connection. Not sure if the above helps but good luck. 
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Malakas
Posts: 45
Phone Model:
Nokia 6610
Service Provider:
SMART Communications |
Thu Jun 05, 2003 2:33 am |
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In addition to SupaStar's suggestions, also try to set your Maximum Connect Rate to 57,600 bps. This worked for me.
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tangkew
Posts: 94 |
Thu Jun 05, 2003 9:48 am |
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and set the Min. Turn-Around Time for your IrDA to 10.0mS.
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SupaStar
Posts: 69
Phone Model:
Nokia 6100
Service Provider:
Optus |
Thu Jun 05, 2003 10:36 am |
| tangkew wrote: | | and set the Min. Turn-Around Time for your IrDA to 10.0mS. |
Do you know what that does? Mine is set by default to 1ms.
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cavalletto
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
Nokia 6610 v4.18
Service Provider:
Amena |
Thu Jun 05, 2003 7:40 pm |
I tried to change de USB port, changed the speed( 9600, 56700...), change firmware...
Was a pitti buy this mobile, really.
In Spain the last firmware is 4.18!!!! Horrible...
bye
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LowBatt
Posts: 35
Phone Model:
Nokia 5100
Service Provider:
Globe Telecoms |
Sat Jun 07, 2003 10:52 pm |
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The first time I tried sending wallpapers to my phone was yesterday, it worked! used nokia data suit (via IrDA), but later that night, ok, iit (laptop) got my phone's signal (same as before) but then (eventhou it still shows in the taskbar that there IS a connection, the Nokia graphics converter wont upload any image to my phone, the button is just unclickable)........ i may have to try mobiMB later today.
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LowBatt
Posts: 35
Phone Model:
Nokia 5100
Service Provider:
Globe Telecoms |
Mon Jun 09, 2003 8:31 am |
I fixed it!
ok while the laptop has somewhat detected my phone, but the phone is still searching for a connection (blinking icon on top), goto the control panel and choose 'nokia connection manager' (switch to classic view if you have to) and click on IrDA button, it will establish a succesful connection with your phone (well, it worked for mine) and my phone stoped searching. Now their connected.
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