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gblondal - Feb 3, 2006 - 8:20 am

I'm having trouble connecting a Qtek 9100 phone with my Powerbook G4/1,67 GHz via bluetooth and to access the internet via the phone.
Does enyone have a solution?

Regards

Gunnar Blöndal

ishan - Feb 4, 2006 - 1:14 am

Your ability to do this depends in part on your cellphone provider. I would recommend searching howardforums.com and maccellphone.com. as well as pdaphonehome.com I did a quick search and there were some techniques to accomplish what you are trying to do discussed, but they depended on your cellphone provider.

HTH and please let us know what happens. Thanks.

gblondal - Feb 23, 2006 - 8:52 am

We are now online with the Qtek 9100 via Mac.

This is what we have done:

1- Install Modem script in /library/Modem Scripts- use the Ross Barkmann Generic Script found here: http://www.taniwha.org.uk/files/Gene...pts2005-09.zip

2- Connect your Qtek 9100 or i-mate k-jam via bluetooth.

3- open Bluetooth kontrolpanel. Under Units goto edit serialports and create a new serialport, Give it a name and select

Port direction: Dial-up network
Port type: modem

And tick the "show in Network Preferences"

4- in Network - choose the serialport you just crated. Under modem choose the Generic Script. Under PPP enter:
A profile name of your choice:
Phone number: *99#
Account name: std
Password: 1111
Note that theese settings ar for the Telenor mobile nettwork in Norway (Edge). I don't know if this works in other countrys.

5- In Internet connect choose the bluetooth serial port you crated, the profile for dialing you just made and click Connect. This should get you online at least in Norway.

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Gunnar
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