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miong
Posts: 7
Phone Model:
motorola c650 |
 
Sun Aug 01, 2004 7:19 pm |
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Does the procedure indicated also apply to c650? I followed each step, but everytime I run PST, the motorola modem suddenly disappears from my device manager! And when I try to read the phone after executing new kjava file, I always get the error "Please power cycle the phone again." Please help me. You can also email me at miong.baluyut@ph.netgrs.com. Thanks!
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miong
Posts: 7
Phone Model:
motorola c650 |
Sun Aug 01, 2004 7:22 pm |
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Pls. help me, yowchuan.....
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yowchuan
Posts: 7 |
Mon Aug 09, 2004 12:22 am |
Hi Miong,
First of all, this is a T720 guide, and I am not surprised if it doesn't work for other devices. 
Then again, for those warning errors you received, I would say it might be a problem with the phone's own firmware or the drivers incompatability. Please check one of the steps and see if you left out anything in particular.
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Now, make sure all USB Composite Drivers are installed, and that you can see the Motorola USB Modem in your Device Manager. If you can't see it, there might be driver(s) that is still not installed. By right, when Windows asks you for the driver, it is the driver where you installed your Motorola PST, in my case C:\Program Files\Motorola\PST> . To make sure that all drivers has been installed, do the following step:
a) Close PST Phone Manager, if it's opened.
b) Unplug T720 from your computer.
c) Plug T720 back to your computer.
d) Start PST Phone Manager. At this point, Windows searches for any missing driver(s).
e) If windows ask for driver's location, just point them to the path I mentioned above. Please skip to step G directly.
f) If windows don't ask for the any drivers, this means all drivers has been installed, and you MUST be able to see the Motorola USB Modem in your Device Manager, very likely under the "Modem" list.
g) You must repeat step (a) to (e) to make sure that all drivers has been installed.
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I really hope I can help, but the C650 is really outta my scope.
If you are really in a rush, I would suggest OTA as the better alternative.
Good luck.
Yow Chuan
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Jayj008
Posts: 5
Phone Model:
Motorola v-60 & t720
Service Provider:
Alltel |
Mon Aug 09, 2004 10:20 pm |
Will this work with a CDMA with Brew 
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miong
Posts: 7
Phone Model:
motorola c650 |
Tue Aug 10, 2004 12:22 am |
Hi yowchuan!
Thanks for the reply. Before I was able to read you reply, I already had my problem solved! Since my PC has 3 usb ports, I used the second USB port for the enabling of the Java App Loader and it worked! The setup now is that when I use MPT, I connect to the first usb port, and I connect to the second one for games ulpoading. I don't know, but maybe there's some exclusivity in the use of the port number in MPT?
Anyway, my phone is already in the hands of the Motorola Service Center here in Manila, because after using this setup for a couple of weeks, my PC no longer detects the Motorola modem completely. Tried using it in other PC but the same problem exists. Thought ther's a problem with the cable or the unit itself.
Many thanks again for the reply. 
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Jayj008
Posts: 5
Phone Model:
Motorola v-60 & t720
Service Provider:
Alltel |
Thu Aug 19, 2004 11:36 pm |
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No matter what I do it tells me that my phone is not connected! What am I doing wrong? I am unpluging everything and starting all over and i still get the message that my phone is not connected! I have done this 10 times now and every time it tells me the same thing! HELP PLEASE!
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Jayj008
Posts: 5
Phone Model:
Motorola v-60 & t720
Service Provider:
Alltel |
Sat Aug 21, 2004 2:39 pm |
I found this site and found it very useful and want to share it with all! I have a question if anyone can answer though! My phone tells me that it does not support kjava files! What do I do from here? Any help would be thankful!
http://www.pixilatedfusion.net/vzwarez/PSTxp.txt
Last edited by Jayj008 on Fri Sep 03, 2004 9:27 pm, edited 1 time in total |
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Tautegu
Posts: 2 |
Tue Aug 31, 2004 1:41 pm |
Hi ppl 
i tried doing the steps and in MIDway when i try to transfer java games or apps. on my pc everything is according to plan and says OK on everything but my fone says there is "insufficient storage" and looking at the java system under java tools there is clearly enough space.
Can ne1 please help.
thanx in advance
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Kenny1922
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
Motorola T721
Service Provider:
ATT |
Tue Aug 31, 2004 1:46 pm |
1 Motorola T720 (software: T720PM_G_05.31_03R Flex:GI5I0E1141 - G.0.0.U.F.P.0.0.KK)
sorry to bother you yowchuan but I wanted to know if this file is nessecary to make the application work. Because I tried it without it and everthing worked but when it finished downloading to my phone (T720) a message displayed that says application error. Any suggestions or can you send me the flex file email k_munnings@hotmail.com.
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Tautegu
Posts: 2 |
Wed Sep 01, 2004 8:32 am |
what is the difference in jar and jad files. MIDway only opens jad files does it?
i can open a jad file and it opens but when i send it to my phone it says "opening jar file ..... [failed]
what should i do
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