o2 Active on v300?

When I finally get these v300s unlocked from the t-mobile network I'd like
to configure them to access o2 Active via GPRS, however I cannot find
anywhere in the phone to change connection settings. It looks like t-mobile
have either disabled access to some of the phones settings or I'm being
really dumb!

Has anyone bought a t-mobile v300, had it unlocked and accessed WAP services
using a service other than t-zones, if you have could you tell me how you
did it?

Thanks.

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children are naive."
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"Comfortably Numb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> When I finally get these v300s unlocked from the t-mobile network I'd like
> to configure them to access o2 Active via GPRS, however I cannot find
> anywhere in the phone to change connection settings. It looks like
t-mobile
> have either disabled access to some of the phones settings or I'm being
> really dumb!
>
> Has anyone bought a t-mobile v300, had it unlocked and accessed WAP
services
> using a service other than t-zones, if you have could you tell me how you
> did it?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Gamertag : Kashmir
>
> "Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave. When they think that their
> children are naive."
> Ogden Nash, 'Baby, What Makes the Sky Blue'. 1940
>
>

Don't know about this phone, but on earlier Motorola's the WAP was a one
time setting. I manage to set mine to those of a Voda P&G SIM I bought just
to try it out for the [free] month, rather than waste 10p/m on O2.

"Comfortably Numb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> When I finally get these v300s unlocked from the t-mobile network I'd like
> to configure them to access o2 Active via GPRS, however I cannot find
> anywhere in the phone to change connection settings. It looks like
t-mobile
> have either disabled access to some of the phones settings or I'm being
> really dumb!
>
> Has anyone bought a t-mobile v300, had it unlocked and accessed WAP
services
> using a service other than t-zones, if you have could you tell me how you
> did it?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Gamertag : Kashmir
>
> "Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave. When they think that their
> children are naive."
> Ogden Nash, 'Baby, What Makes the Sky Blue'. 1940
>
>

Don't know about this phone, but on earlier Motorola's the WAP was a one
time setting. I manage to set mine to those of a Voda P&G SIM I bought just
to try it out for the [free] month, rather than waste 10p/m on O2.

R. Mark Clayton wrote:
> "Comfortably Numb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> When I finally get these v300s unlocked from the t-mobile network
>> I'd like to configure them to access o2 Active via GPRS, however I
>> cannot find anywhere in the phone to change connection settings. It
>> looks like t-mobile have either disabled access to some of the
>> phones settings or I'm being really dumb!
>>
>> Has anyone bought a t-mobile v300, had it unlocked and accessed WAP
>> services using a service other than t-zones, if you have could you
>> tell me how you did it?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> --
>> Gamertag : Kashmir
>>
>> "Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave. When they think that their
>> children are naive."
>> Ogden Nash, 'Baby, What Makes the Sky Blue'. 1940
>>
>>
>
> Don't know about this phone, but on earlier Motorola's the WAP was a
> one time setting. I manage to set mine to those of a Voda P&G SIM I
> bought just to try it out for the [free] month, rather than waste
> 10p/m on O2.

According to the manual for the v300 there should be a menu entry to allow
the user to change the WAP settings (homepage, username, IP addresses etc.)
It seems t-mobile have either hidden this menu item or disabled it in some
way.

The o2 PAYG sims I have allow free GPRS access to WAP and 300 free minutes
of WAP access per month if dialling up, plus 300 free txt messages a month,
that's why I want to use the o2 Active services.

R. Mark Clayton wrote:
> "Comfortably Numb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> When I finally get these v300s unlocked from the t-mobile network
>> I'd like to configure them to access o2 Active via GPRS, however I
>> cannot find anywhere in the phone to change connection settings. It
>> looks like t-mobile have either disabled access to some of the
>> phones settings or I'm being really dumb!
>>
>> Has anyone bought a t-mobile v300, had it unlocked and accessed WAP
>> services using a service other than t-zones, if you have could you
>> tell me how you did it?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> --
>> Gamertag : Kashmir
>>
>> "Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave. When they think that their
>> children are naive."
>> Ogden Nash, 'Baby, What Makes the Sky Blue'. 1940
>>
>>
>
> Don't know about this phone, but on earlier Motorola's the WAP was a
> one time setting. I manage to set mine to those of a Voda P&G SIM I
> bought just to try it out for the [free] month, rather than waste
> 10p/m on O2.

According to the manual for the v300 there should be a menu entry to allow
the user to change the WAP settings (homepage, username, IP addresses etc.)
It seems t-mobile have either hidden this menu item or disabled it in some
way.

The o2 PAYG sims I have allow free GPRS access to WAP and 300 free minutes
of WAP access per month if dialling up, plus 300 free txt messages a month,
that's why I want to use the o2 Active services.