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Modem over IR link which has been connected successfully and input

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number inputting box of account connecting dialog box and cancel the selected multiple choice box of 'Use area number and dial rule'. Then press 'Next' and in account logging dialog box set the user name and password inputting box as empty, without inputting any information. Then press 'Next' and PC will remind you of the empty user name and password. You should press confirming and the dialog box of connecting name will be opened, where you can input your connecting name or use the default one. Then press 'Next' and dialog box will remind you to set a mail account. You should select 'No' and then press 'Next'. Finally you press 'Complete' and the connection is successful. 7.After connection is established, you can double click the connection to dial next time directly, no need to create a new connection again. 8.Double click the established connection and set the user name and password as empty. Press 'Property' and select modem used in connecting in dialog box. Select the modem of 'Standard Modem over IR link' which has been connected successfully and input '*98*1#' in the phone number inputting box. After confirming and saving return to the dial dialog box. Press 'Dial' to dial. After successful dial you can log on Internet in PC and at the same time the received and sent bytes' numbers will be displayed on the mobile phone. Use of GPRS network: If you have enabled GPRS, please set the number of dial to Internet as *98*1# no need of user name and password . The above parameters such as '*98*1#' are for reference.For correct number please contact 50

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number inputting box of account connecting dialog box and cancel the selected multiple choice
box of Use area number and dial rule . Then press Next and in account logging dialog box set
the user name and password inputting box as empty, without inputting any information. Then
press Next and PC will remind you of the empty user name and password. You should press
confirming and the dialog box of connecting name will be opened, where you can input your
connecting name or use the default one. Then press Next and dialog box will remind you to set
a mail account. You should select No and then press Next . Finally you press Complete and
the connection is successful.
7.After connection is established, you can double click the connection to dial next time directly,
no need to create a new connection again.
8.Double click the established connection and set the user name and password as empty. Press
Property and select modem used in connecting in dialog box. Select the modem of Standard
Modem over IR link which has been connected successfully and input
in the phone
number inputting box. After confirming and saving return to the dial dialog box. Press Dial to
dial. After successful dial you can log on Internet in PC and at the same time the received and
sent bytes' numbers will be displayed on the mobile phone.
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Use of GPRS network: If you have enabled GPRS, please set the number of dial to Internet as
no need of user name and password
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The above parameters such as
are for reference.For correct number please contact
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