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Step-by-Step Procedure for Establishing a GPRS Connection Via Bluetooth, Introduction

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English Step-by-Step Procedure for Establishing a GPRS Connection Via Bluetooth Introduction You will use a cell phone associated with MobileMapper CE to operate in NTRIP or Direct IP mode via a GPRS connection. The cell phone should be a Bluetooth-enabled device fitted with a SIM card that allows GPRS operation. You will need the following information from your GPRS operator when configuring the GPRS connection: Parameter Modem command, GPRS call number User Name Password Domain Definition Both parameters are used for a physical connection to the Internet via GPRS APN Login APN password APN domain See page 24 page 24 page 24 page 24 The GPRS call number is hardware-dependent. You may have to inquire from the phone manufacturer if the GPRS operator cannot give you this number for the cell phone model you are using. As examples, a few GPRS call numbers and modem commands are given in the table below for some popular cell phone models available today and for a connection to "Orange", a European GPRS operator. Cell Phone Model Sony Ericsson T68i Nokia 6021 Motorola V500 ... Siemens S55 Call Number *99***10# *99# *99***1# Modem Command (for "Orange" operator only) +cgdcont=10,"IP","internet-entreprise" +cgdcont=1,"IP","internet-entreprise" +cgdcont=1,"IP","internet-entreprise" 17

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English
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Step-by-Step Procedure for
Establishing a GPRS Connection
Via Bluetooth
Introduction
You will use a cell phone associated with MobileMapper CE to
operate in NTRIP or Direct IP mode via a GPRS connection.
The cell phone should be a Bluetooth-enabled device fitted
with a SIM card that allows GPRS operation.
You will need the following information from your GPRS oper-
ator when configuring the GPRS connection:
The GPRS call number is hardware-dependent. You may have
to inquire from the phone manufacturer if the GPRS operator
cannot give you this number for the cell phone model you are
using.
As
examples, a few GPRS call numbers and modem com-
mands are given in the table below for some popular cell
phone models available today and for a connection to “Or-
ange”, a European GPRS operator.
Parameter
Definition
See
Modem command,
GPRS call number
Both parameters are used for a physical
connection to the Internet via GPRS
page 24
User Name
APN Login
page 24
Password
APN password
page 24
Domain
APN domain
page 24
Cell Phone Model
Call Number
Modem Command
(for “Orange” operator only)
Sony Ericsson T68i
*99***10#
+cgdcont=10,”IP”,”internet-entreprise”
Nokia 6021
Motorola V500
...
*99#
+cgdcont=1,”IP”,”internet-entreprise”
Siemens S55
*99***1#
+cgdcont=1,”IP”,”internet-entreprise”