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scandalous
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
Samsung E700 |
 
Mon Sep 26, 2005 12:17 pm |
Hey Guys!
i just got this Samsung E700, and now i want 2 put some pictures i took on my notebook, or just put some other ringtones on my cellphone... but i don't know how it works! 
you know, i got a an irDA port and win xp... and i also downloaded the pims & file manager from samsung.com!
when i open p & f manager... there is the notice: port can't be open: program goes offline. try later to switch online! or something like that...
but still, first i need to know how to connect the samsung e700 to my notebook... i switch my irDA port on my cellphone on... and put the phone in front off my notebooks irDA port...
plz can somebody help me!?!? 
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js1662
Posts: 515
Phone Model:
SGH-E316; Nokia 6020
Service Provider:
Rogers & Fido |
Mon Sep 26, 2005 1:19 pm |
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You also have to setup PIMS to use IrDA as the ports. Goto File - Setup, under Ports, select IrDA and under speed, select 115200. Hope it helps!
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scandalous
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
Samsung E700 |
Mon Sep 26, 2005 1:32 pm |
 thanks for ya reply... but it doesn't work... the setting was already like that... cause i don't know how i've gotta connect my cellphone with my notebook... you know...
1. i switch the irDA on my cellphone on and next i put it in front of my notebooks irDA port... but do i have 2 switch the irDA port on my notebook on??? (if yes then why)
2. do i have to create a connection with win xp... ??? with create a new connection button or what? i tried to get along with the windows help but i didn't help! -shit!
3. or do i just have to do point 1, and after that open the pims program...
hope... somebody can help me... 
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js1662
Posts: 515
Phone Model:
SGH-E316; Nokia 6020
Service Provider:
Rogers & Fido |
Mon Sep 26, 2005 2:15 pm |
1. No, unless you have disabled IrDA port on your notebook. When your notebook detects your phone, an IrDA icon will show up in the bottom right notification area to notify you that an IrDA device is within range.
2. No, you don't need to create a connection. Actually, I don't think you can do that.
3. Open PIMS, assuming you have change the ports in setup. If not, click File and select setup, when the setup window opens, under Ports, change it to IrDA and under speed, change it to 115200.
If PIMS detect your phone, it will show SGH-E700 in the bottom status bar instead of offline.
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scandalous
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
Samsung E700 |
Mon Sep 26, 2005 3:19 pm |
aight, aight... but how can i know that i haven't switch off my irDA... i haven't change anything... but still maybe it's changed...
but if its "on" then i just have to put my e700 in front of that while my phone's irDA is on, right?
thx! 
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js1662
Posts: 515
Phone Model:
SGH-E316; Nokia 6020
Service Provider:
Rogers & Fido |
Mon Sep 26, 2005 6:06 pm |
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Place your E700 (while IrDA is ON) in front of the PC's IrDA window, keep it like a few inches apart. As I said before, when your notebook detects your phone, an IrDA icon will show up in the bottom right notification area to notify you that an IrDA device is within range. If you don't see that, go to Device Manager and see if you have any line under Infrared Devices. If you don't see Infrared Devices at all, chances are the driver of IrDA has not been installed.
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scandalous
Posts: 4
Phone Model:
Samsung E700 |
Tue Sep 27, 2005 7:15 am |
hey it works, thanks!
i mean my notebook detects my cellphone now... it comes the message, samsung e700 is available but my pims manager doesn't connect to my phone, cause i switched speed to 115200, but there's nothin under "port" that i can switch...??? i don't know how comes...
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js1662
Posts: 515
Phone Model:
SGH-E316; Nokia 6020
Service Provider:
Rogers & Fido |
Tue Sep 27, 2005 3:17 pm |
Not sure if it is related to the PIMS that you are using or not. Try uninstall it and install the PIMS from the following link:
http://www.samsung.com/search/search.asp?qt=E700&la=en&col=wu+ws+downl oad&tabpage=1&radio=1&select=0&x=10&y=10
If it still doesn't work, then it could be the IrDA in your notebook is not compatible with PIMS. Talk to your friend and see if they have IrDA in their notebook or PC which you can try.
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