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GPRS for Motorola TIMEPORT P7382i phone
Your Motorola Timeport™ P7382i phone now includes state-of-
the-art wireless data capability via a technology known as GPRS.
Packaged with the phone you will find a GPRS CD to help you set
up your GPRS dial-up networking connection between your
phone and your personal computer. You can use either an
infrared connection (IrDA) or a wired connection using the RS-
232 cable which, is also provided with your phone.
To set up a GPRS dial-up networking connection using your GPRS
CD ROM, follow the instructions in this section.
! The GPRS CD works with Windows 95, Windows 98 and
Windows NT 4.0. Please note, for Windows NT 4.0, you
must have user administrator privileges.
Using GPRS via RS-232 Cable
1 Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive on your PC.
2 Install the GPRS serial modem for RS-232 by clicking on
Install Instructions.
3 Download the
gprs.inf file to a local directory.
4 From the Windows
™ control panel, go to Modem and click on
Add modem.
5 Select
Don’t detect my modem and then click on Next.
6 Click on
Have Disk.
7 Click on
Browse, select the gprs.inf file, and click on Open.
8 Choose
Next and select the appropriate COM port to finish
the installation.
9 Close the Modem Window.
10When prompted to
Update the Dialup Connections,
select
Yes.
11Restart the PC.
12Select
Download GPRS Wizard.
13Follow the on-screen instructions provided by GPRS Wizard.
Using GPRS via IrDA
1 Install the Wizard CD, which is included in the box with your
phone.
2 Follow the on-screen instructions for installing
Modem for
IrDA.
3 Follow the on-screen instructions for setting up a dial-up
networking connection.
AIf you are using Truesync, remove the Truesync CD, install
the GPRS Wizard CD, and follow the instructions above.
- User's Guide 1
- Quick Reference 2
- Introduction 4
- Contents 6
- Menu Navigation 9
- About This Guide 10
- Safety and General 13
- Operational Cautions 14
- Operational Warnings 14
- Special Keys 16
- The Smart Button 16
- Volume Button 16
- The Start/Stop Record Button 17
- The Display 17
- Earpiece Connector 18
- Looking After Your Phone 18
- The Status Indicator 18
- Your Battery 19
- Low Battery Warning 20
- Removing Your Battery 20
- Fitting Your Battery 20
- Desktop Charging Your Battery 21
- Battery Indicators 21
- Battery Meter Indicators 22
- Your SIM Card 23
- Locking the Keypad 24
- Making a Phone Call 25
- Emergency Calls 26
- Receiving a Phone Call 27
- In-Call Menu 28
- Call Holding and Call Waiting 29
- Making a Conference Call 31
- Transfer Call 32
- Using Voice Features 34
- Erasing Voice Note Messages 35
- Using Voice Control 36
- Using GPRS via RS-232 Cable 41
- Using GPRS via IrDA 41
- Using the Options Menu 42
- Access Internet 43
- Getting Started 48
- Accessing MyMotorola.com 50
- The Phone Book Menu 51
- What Is the Phone Book? 52
- Entering Text on Your Phone 53
- Voice Dialing 56
- Personal Numbers 56
- Show Services 59
- Last Ten Calls 59
- My Phone Number(s) 60
- Fixed Dialing 61
- One-Touch Dial Setting 62
- Call Related Features Menu 63
- Restrict My Phone Number 64
- Call Forwarding 64
- Talk and Fax 66
- Call Waiting 67
- Call Barring 67
- Messages Menu 69
- Cell Broadcast Messages 70
- How to Read SMS Messages 70
- Call Voicemail 71
- Received Messages 71
- Outgoing Messages 72
- Message Editor 72
- Voice Notes 73
- Cell Broadcast 73
- Message Settings 74
- Phone Setup Menu 75
- Select Phone Line 76
- Adjust Ring Volume 76
- Ring or Vibrate 76
- Vibrate 76
- Set Ringer Tone 77
- Set Ringer Tone 2 77
- Set Message Alert Tone 77
- Edit Music Tone 77
- SMS Alert 78
- Quick Access Setup 78
- Phone Lock 78
- Activate IR Port 78
- Adjust Contrast 79
- Require SIM Card PIN 79
- New Security Code 80
- Extended Menus 80
- Show Time and Date 80
- Set Time and Date 80
- Set Time Format 80
- Network Selection Menu 83
- Network Search 84
- Preferred Networks 85
- Find New Network 85
- Call Meters Menu 86
- Set In-Call Display 87
- Show Call Timers 87
- Set Audible Call Timers 87
- Call Charge Settings 88
- Lifetime Timer 88
- Optional Accessory Setup Menu 89
- Automatic Handsfree 90
- Safety Timer 90
- Auxiliary Alert 90
- Using the Quick Access Menu 92
- Battery Meter? 93
- £ Show Credit? 95
- ¤ Find New Network? 95
- © Adjust Contrast 95
- Optional Accessories 98
- What to Do If 100
- Warranty 102
- Wireless Phone Safety Tips 116
- 8988485L34-O 118
- DIGITAL WIRELESS TELEPHONE 118
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