Nokia 6600 Help

HI

I want to transfer all my contacts of my 7250i in the same order to my 6600

I have tried with the pc suit but it will only send a few numbers and not
all the numbers for each person

i.e. Joe Blogs
Home
Moby
Work
House

Please can you help

Joe

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Hi Joe

I had similar problem with 6100 contacts but annoyingly 'PC Suite for Nokia
6600' does not recognise my 6100. I tried using various methods but errors
occurred, I assume that the 6600 must do something different with it's
infra-red communications.

Anyway, I ended up sending each contact as a business card via infra-red
making sure to select 'all details' when option was available. 'All details'
option ensures that additional information other than default numbers is
sent with the business card. All you then have to do is open the sms-style
message and save the details in to your 6600 contacts. However I did find
that I could only send between 10 and 17 business cards before a transfer
error message appeared, I assume that the 6600 can only store a limited
volume of data with each business card being of differing volume depending
upon the quantity of information stored for each contact. As soon as I open
and saved the business cards, I deleted them out of my sms inbox and then
went back to sending more business cards over. I had about 115 contacts to
transfer so it took about 1 hour but it worked which is the objective.

Now I am working on transferring my saved and unsaved sms messages.

"Joe" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> HI
>
> I want to transfer all my contacts of my 7250i in the same order to my
6600
>
> I have tried with the pc suit but it will only send a few numbers and not
> all the numbers for each person
>
> i.e. Joe Blogs
> Home
> Moby
> Work
> House
>
> Please can you help
>
> Joe
>
>
>
>

Thanks for the info

not happy very long work

Joe thanks again


"Someone" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi Joe
>
> I had similar problem with 6100 contacts but annoyingly 'PC Suite for
Nokia
> 6600' does not recognise my 6100. I tried using various methods but errors
> occurred, I assume that the 6600 must do something different with it's
> infra-red communications.
>
> Anyway, I ended up sending each contact as a business card via infra-red
> making sure to select 'all details' when option was available. 'All
details'
> option ensures that additional information other than default numbers is
> sent with the business card. All you then have to do is open the sms-style
> message and save the details in to your 6600 contacts. However I did find
> that I could only send between 10 and 17 business cards before a transfer
> error message appeared, I assume that the 6600 can only store a limited
> volume of data with each business card being of differing volume depending
> upon the quantity of information stored for each contact. As soon as I
open
> and saved the business cards, I deleted them out of my sms inbox and then
> went back to sending more business cards over. I had about 115 contacts to
> transfer so it took about 1 hour but it worked which is the objective.
>
> Now I am working on transferring my saved and unsaved sms messages.
>
> "Joe" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > HI
> >
> > I want to transfer all my contacts of my 7250i in the same order to my
> 6600
> >
> > I have tried with the pc suit but it will only send a few numbers and
not
> > all the numbers for each person
> >
> > i.e. Joe Blogs
> > Home
> > Moby
> > Work
> > House
> >
> > Please can you help
> >
> > Joe
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

Hello, Joe!
You wrote on Wed, 12 Nov 2003 22:49:40 +0000 (UTC):

J> I want to transfer all my contacts of my 7250i in the same order to my
J> 6600

J> I have tried with the pc suit but it will only send a few numbers and
J> not all the numbers for each person

J> i.e. Joe Blogs
J> Home
J> Moby
J> Work
J> House

J> Please can you help

I thought I'm alone with this PCSuite's bug ;-)
If you have nothing against using third-party software, we plan to release
the version of Oxygen Phone Manager for Symbian phones supporting 6600 the
next week. It will able to read phonebook files with 7250i data (including
photoes).

If you will have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us.

With best regards, Oleg Fyodorov.
Oxygen Software - tools for your Nokia.
Oxygen Phone Manager II - all you want from your Nokia.
[email protected]
http://www.oxygensoftware.com
http://www.oxygensoftware.co.uk

http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,32863,00.html

<[email protected]> kirjoitti viestissä
news:[email protected]...
> i've just got my 6600 on vodafone, can anyone tell me the settings for mms
> and wap (both gprs and the other)
>
> please help
>
> nick
>
>

The question was answered the other day on this forum, but if you can't get
the thread here is the info the chaps supplied. worked fine on mine.


Voda's helpdesk really came up with the goods today. Here are their WAP
settings via GPRS:

Data bearer: GPRS
Access point name: wap.vodafone.co.uk
User name: wap
Prompt password: no
Password: wap
Authentication: Normal
Homepage: http://live.vodafone.com

Advanced settings:
Phone IP address: Automatic
Primary name server: 0.0.0.0
Second. name server: 0.0.0.0
Proxy server address: 212.183.137.012
Proxy port number: 8799

I also set up an IMAP4 email access point:
Connection name: Mail
Data bearer: GPRS
Access point name: internet
User name: web
Prompt password: No
Password: web

All other basic/advanced settings as per above. You need another access
point for MMS but all this took two hours with ringbacks and I ran out of
time.



Here you go, the mms settings as requested

Press the Menu Key
Scroll down to Tools , press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll to Settings, press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll down to Connection, press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll to Access points, a message saying 'No access points defined. Define
Now?' will appear, press Yes
Scroll down to Connection name and enter Vodafone MMS
Scroll down to Data bearer and set to GPRS
Scroll down to Access point name and enter:

for Contract: wap.vodafone.co.uk
for PayT: pp.vodafone.co.uk
Scroll down to User Name, select and enter wap
Scroll down to Prompt Password, select and set to No
Scroll down to Password, select and enter wap
Scroll down to Authentication, select and set to normal
Scroll down to Gateway IP address, select and enter
Scroll down to Homepage, and after the http:// enter
mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms

Note: the cursor is before the http:// so use the Navigation key to move to
the right
Press Options and scroll down to Advanced settings

Note: these next 3 settings unless tampered with are set to the required
settings as default
Scroll down to Phone IP address, and set to Automatic
Scroll down to Primary name servers and set to 0.0.0.0
Scroll down to Second. name server and set to 0.0.0.0
Scroll down to Proxy serv. Address and enter 212.183.137.012

Note: use the [1] key to get a full stop
Scroll down to Proxy port number and enter 8799
Now go back to the Menu
Scroll down to Messaging, press the Navigation key to select
Press Options and scroll down to Settings, press the Navigation key to
select
Scroll down to Multimedia Message, press the Navigation key to select
Highlight Access point in use, and select Vodafone MMS
Scroll down to Multimedia Reception and set to always on
Scroll down to On Receiving Msg and set to Retr immediately
Scroll down to Image quality and set to Small


Ewan MacNee
[email protected]
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/macnee/

hi there, thanks for the info, but i get "unable to process request" then
"message sending failed" when i try using mms with these settings

can anyone help?



"Ewan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> The question was answered the other day on this forum, but if you can't
get
> the thread here is the info the chaps supplied. worked fine on mine.
>
>
> Voda's helpdesk really came up with the goods today. Here are their WAP
> settings via GPRS:
>
> Data bearer: GPRS
> Access point name: wap.vodafone.co.uk
> User name: wap
> Prompt password: no
> Password: wap
> Authentication: Normal
> Homepage: http://live.vodafone.com
>
> Advanced settings:
> Phone IP address: Automatic
> Primary name server: 0.0.0.0
> Second. name server: 0.0.0.0
> Proxy server address: 212.183.137.012
> Proxy port number: 8799
>
> I also set up an IMAP4 email access point:
> Connection name: Mail
> Data bearer: GPRS
> Access point name: internet
> User name: web
> Prompt password: No
> Password: web
>
> All other basic/advanced settings as per above. You need another access
> point for MMS but all this took two hours with ringbacks and I ran out of
> time.
>
>
>
> Here you go, the mms settings as requested
>
> Press the Menu Key
> Scroll down to Tools , press the Navigation Key to select
> Scroll to Settings, press the Navigation Key to select
> Scroll down to Connection, press the Navigation Key to select
> Scroll to Access points, a message saying 'No access points defined.
Define
> Now?' will appear, press Yes
> Scroll down to Connection name and enter Vodafone MMS
> Scroll down to Data bearer and set to GPRS
> Scroll down to Access point name and enter:
>
> for Contract: wap.vodafone.co.uk
> for PayT: pp.vodafone.co.uk
> Scroll down to User Name, select and enter wap
> Scroll down to Prompt Password, select and set to No
> Scroll down to Password, select and enter wap
> Scroll down to Authentication, select and set to normal
> Scroll down to Gateway IP address, select and enter
> Scroll down to Homepage, and after the http:// enter
> mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms
>
> Note: the cursor is before the http:// so use the Navigation key to move
to
> the right
> Press Options and scroll down to Advanced settings
>
> Note: these next 3 settings unless tampered with are set to the required
> settings as default
> Scroll down to Phone IP address, and set to Automatic
> Scroll down to Primary name servers and set to 0.0.0.0
> Scroll down to Second. name server and set to 0.0.0.0
> Scroll down to Proxy serv. Address and enter 212.183.137.012
>
> Note: use the [1] key to get a full stop
> Scroll down to Proxy port number and enter 8799
> Now go back to the Menu
> Scroll down to Messaging, press the Navigation key to select
> Press Options and scroll down to Settings, press the Navigation key to
> select
> Scroll down to Multimedia Message, press the Navigation key to select
> Highlight Access point in use, and select Vodafone MMS
> Scroll down to Multimedia Reception and set to always on
> Scroll down to On Receiving Msg and set to Retr immediately
> Scroll down to Image quality and set to Small
>
>
> Ewan MacNee
> [email protected]
> http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/macnee/
>
>

Hi

You need to read the mms settings very carefully. After you have finished
the connections part you have to go to messaging and input a few more
settings their(default access point which should be Vodafone mms). If you do
not do this it will fail everytime as a friend of mine discovered.

Cobbler

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> hi there, thanks for the info, but i get "unable to process request" then
> "message sending failed" when i try using mms with these settings
>
> can anyone help?
>
>
>
> "Ewan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > The question was answered the other day on this forum, but if you can't
> get
> > the thread here is the info the chaps supplied. worked fine on mine.
> >
> >
> > Voda's helpdesk really came up with the goods today. Here are their WAP
> > settings via GPRS:
> >
> > Data bearer: GPRS
> > Access point name: wap.vodafone.co.uk
> > User name: wap
> > Prompt password: no
> > Password: wap
> > Authentication: Normal
> > Homepage: http://live.vodafone.com
> >
> > Advanced settings:
> > Phone IP address: Automatic
> > Primary name server: 0.0.0.0
> > Second. name server: 0.0.0.0
> > Proxy server address: 212.183.137.012
> > Proxy port number: 8799
> >
> > I also set up an IMAP4 email access point:
> > Connection name: Mail
> > Data bearer: GPRS
> > Access point name: internet
> > User name: web
> > Prompt password: No
> > Password: web
> >
> > All other basic/advanced settings as per above. You need another access
> > point for MMS but all this took two hours with ringbacks and I ran out
of
> > time.
> >
> >
> >
> > Here you go, the mms settings as requested
> >
> > Press the Menu Key
> > Scroll down to Tools , press the Navigation Key to select
> > Scroll to Settings, press the Navigation Key to select
> > Scroll down to Connection, press the Navigation Key to select
> > Scroll to Access points, a message saying 'No access points defined.
> Define
> > Now?' will appear, press Yes
> > Scroll down to Connection name and enter Vodafone MMS
> > Scroll down to Data bearer and set to GPRS
> > Scroll down to Access point name and enter:
> >
> > for Contract: wap.vodafone.co.uk
> > for PayT: pp.vodafone.co.uk
> > Scroll down to User Name, select and enter wap
> > Scroll down to Prompt Password, select and set to No
> > Scroll down to Password, select and enter wap
> > Scroll down to Authentication, select and set to normal
> > Scroll down to Gateway IP address, select and enter
> > Scroll down to Homepage, and after the http:// enter
> > mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms
> >
> > Note: the cursor is before the http:// so use the Navigation key to move
> to
> > the right
> > Press Options and scroll down to Advanced settings
> >
> > Note: these next 3 settings unless tampered with are set to the required
> > settings as default
> > Scroll down to Phone IP address, and set to Automatic
> > Scroll down to Primary name servers and set to 0.0.0.0
> > Scroll down to Second. name server and set to 0.0.0.0
> > Scroll down to Proxy serv. Address and enter 212.183.137.012
> >
> > Note: use the [1] key to get a full stop
> > Scroll down to Proxy port number and enter 8799
> > Now go back to the Menu
> > Scroll down to Messaging, press the Navigation key to select
> > Press Options and scroll down to Settings, press the Navigation key to
> > select
> > Scroll down to Multimedia Message, press the Navigation key to select
> > Highlight Access point in use, and select Vodafone MMS
> > Scroll down to Multimedia Reception and set to always on
> > Scroll down to On Receiving Msg and set to Retr immediately
> > Scroll down to Image quality and set to Small
> >
> >
> > Ewan MacNee
> > [email protected]
> > http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/macnee/
> >
> >
>
>

(Top Post)

If you use the settings for the 7650 taken from
http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,32863,00.html and choose your provider etc,
then edit them (Access Point -> Advanced Settings) to enter the PROXY IP &
PORT they work fine on Vodafone contract phones.

The other settings WAP and MAIL are fine without any changes, but the
default for MMS would not work, I suspect the / is needed after the /mms

But YMMV as with all things!

Steve

"Cobbler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi
>
> You need to read the mms settings very carefully. After you have finished
> the connections part you have to go to messaging and input a few more
> settings their(default access point which should be Vodafone mms). If you
do
> not do this it will fail everytime as a friend of mine discovered.
>
> Cobbler
>

thanks for all the advice people
but still get the same message
"unable to process request" then
"message sending failed"

any other ideas?

thanks nick


"Steve Walker - NG" <[email protected]$> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> (Top Post)
>
> If you use the settings for the 7650 taken from
> http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,32863,00.html and choose your provider etc,
> then edit them (Access Point -> Advanced Settings) to enter the PROXY IP &
> PORT they work fine on Vodafone contract phones.
>
> The other settings WAP and MAIL are fine without any changes, but the
> default for MMS would not work, I suspect the / is needed after the /mms
>
> But YMMV as with all things!
>
> Steve
>
> "Cobbler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Hi
> >
> > You need to read the mms settings very carefully. After you have
finished
> > the connections part you have to go to messaging and input a few more
> > settings their(default access point which should be Vodafone mms). If
you
> do
> > not do this it will fail everytime as a friend of mine discovered.
> >
> > Cobbler
> >
>
>

These are the settings as posted by Vodafone UK

Nokia 6600 WAP & GPRS Configuration Settings


Press the Menu Key
Scroll down to Tools , press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll to Settings, press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll down to Connection, press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll to Access points, press the Navigation Key to select a message
saying 'No access points defined. Define Now?' will appear, press Yes

Enter the following information, by pressing Options then Change or just
by pressing the Navigation key to Select.

Note: sometimes to make change you will be given a list of options that
you need to select (by scrolling down to that option and pressing OK or the
Navigation key) and sometimes pressing the Navigation key will toggle
between the available options)

Scroll down to Connection name and enter Vodafone GPRS, press OK
Scroll down to Data bearer and set to GPRS, press OK
Scroll down to Access point name and enter:

for Contract: wap.vodafone.co.uk
for PayT: pp.vodafone.co.uk

press OK
Scroll down to User Name, select and enter wap
Scroll down to Prompt Password, select and set to No
Scroll down to Password, select and enter wap
Scroll down to Authentication, select and set to Normal
Scroll down to Homepage, and after the http:// enter live.vodafone.com

Note: the cursor is before the http:// so use the Navigation key to move
to the right
Now Press Options and scroll down to Advanced settings

Note: these next 3 settings unless tampered with are set to the required
settings as default
Scroll down to Phone IP address, and set to Automatic
Scroll down to Primary name servers and set to 0.0.0.0
Scroll down to Second. name server and set to 0.0.0.0
Scroll down to Proxy serv. Address and enter 212.183.137.012

Note: hold down the key to enter a numerical character. Touch the [1] key
to get a full stop
Scroll down to Proxy port number and enter 8799
Press the red End Key to return to the idle screen.

Nokia 6600 MMS Configuration Settings


Press the Menu Key
Scroll down to Tools , press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll to Settings, press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll down to Connection, press the Navigation Key to select
Scroll to Access points, a message saying 'No access points defined.
Define Now?' will appear, press Yes
Scroll down to Connection name and enter Vodafone MMS
Scroll down to Data bearer and set to GPRS
Scroll down to Access point name and enter:

for Contract: wap.vodafone.co.uk
for PayT: pp.vodafone.co.uk
Scroll down to User Name, select and enter wap
Scroll down to Prompt Password, select and set to No
Scroll down to Password, select and enter wap
Scroll down to Authentication, select and set to normal
Scroll down to Gateway IP address, select and enter
Scroll down to Homepage, and after the http:// enter
mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms

Note: the cursor is before the http:// so use the Navigation key to move
to the right
Press Options and scroll down to Advanced settings

Note: these next 3 settings unless tampered with are set to the required
settings as default
Scroll down to Phone IP address, and set to Automatic
Scroll down to Primary name servers and set to 0.0.0.0
Scroll down to Second. name server and set to 0.0.0.0
Scroll down to Proxy serv. Address and enter 212.183.137.012

Note: use the [1] key to get a full stop
Scroll down to Proxy port number and enter 8799
Now go back to the Menu
Scroll down to Messaging, press the Navigation key to select
Press Options and scroll down to Settings, press the Navigation key to
select
Scroll down to Multimedia Message, press the Navigation key to select
Highlight Access point in use, and select Vodafone MMS
Scroll down to Multimedia Reception and set to always on
Scroll down to On Receiving Msg and set to Retr immediately
Scroll down to Image quality and set to Small

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> thanks for all the advice people
> but still get the same message
> "unable to process request" then
> "message sending failed"
>
> any other ideas?
>
> thanks nick
>
>
> "Steve Walker - NG" <[email protected]$> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > (Top Post)
> >
> > If you use the settings for the 7650 taken from
> > http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,32863,00.html and choose your provider
etc,
> > then edit them (Access Point -> Advanced Settings) to enter the PROXY IP
&
> > PORT they work fine on Vodafone contract phones.
> >
> > The other settings WAP and MAIL are fine without any changes, but the
> > default for MMS would not work, I suspect the / is needed after the /mms
> >
> > But YMMV as with all things!
> >
> > Steve
> >
> > "Cobbler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > Hi
> > >
> > > You need to read the mms settings very carefully. After you have
> finished
> > > the connections part you have to go to messaging and input a few more
> > > settings their(default access point which should be Vodafone mms). If
> you
> > do
> > > not do this it will fail everytime as a friend of mine discovered.
> > >
> > > Cobbler
> > >
> >
> >
>
>

[email protected] wrote:

> "Steve Walker - NG" <[email protected]$> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>> If you use the settings for the 7650 taken from
>> http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,32863,00.html and choose your provider etc,
>> then edit them (Access Point -> Advanced Settings) to enter the PROXY IP &
>> PORT they work fine on Vodafone contract phones.
>>
>> The other settings WAP and MAIL are fine without any changes, but the
>> default for MMS would not work, I suspect the / is needed after the /mms
>>
>> But YMMV as with all things!
>
> thanks for all the advice people
> but still get the same message
> "unable to process request" then
> "message sending failed"
>
> any other ideas?

I'm also getting the same errors on my 6600 using the settings supplied
on this newsgroup. Wap and Internet work great, but no go on MMS either
to another mobile or to an e-mail address.

So I tried setting up my 7650, hadn't bothered until now, and guess
what. It does exactly the same as the 6600.

The 7650 was set-up using the wizard thingy on Singlepoint's web site -
the settings are exactly the same as Vodafone's.

Initially I had to contact technical support at Singlepoint as the GPRS
settings would not work, so could the problems be down to a settings on
our respective accounts?


David McCormack

Steve Walker - NG wrote:

> "Cobbler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
> > You need to read the mms settings very carefully. After you have finished
> > the connections part you have to go to messaging and input a few more
> > settings their(default access point which should be Vodafone mms). If you
> > do not do this it will fail everytime as a friend of mine discovered.
>
> If you use the settings for the 7650 taken from
> http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,32863,00.html and choose your provider
> etc, then edit them (Access Point -> Advanced Settings) to enter the
> PROXY IP & PORT they work fine on Vodafone contract phones.
>
> The other settings WAP and MAIL are fine without any changes, but the
> default for MMS would not work, I suspect the / is needed after the
> /mms
>
> But YMMV as with all things!

I've tried adding the extra / at the end and get the error 'Invalid
preferred multimedia access point.'


David McCormack

Like I said earlier, you have to go to messaging and define your access
point as vodafone mms in the settings menu.
This has worked for every single uk 6600 on vodafone. If it isn't working
for you then either your account has not been setup for gprs or mms by the
network provider or you are doing something wrong.

Cobbler


"David McCormack" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Steve Walker - NG wrote:
>
> > "Cobbler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> >
> > > You need to read the mms settings very carefully. After you have
finished
> > > the connections part you have to go to messaging and input a few more
> > > settings their(default access point which should be Vodafone mms). If
you
> > > do not do this it will fail everytime as a friend of mine discovered.
> >
> > If you use the settings for the 7650 taken from
> > http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,32863,00.html and choose your provider
> > etc, then edit them (Access Point -> Advanced Settings) to enter the
> > PROXY IP & PORT they work fine on Vodafone contract phones.
> >
> > The other settings WAP and MAIL are fine without any changes, but the
> > default for MMS would not work, I suspect the / is needed after the
> > /mms
> >
> > But YMMV as with all things!
>
> I've tried adding the extra / at the end and get the error 'Invalid
> preferred multimedia access point.'
>
>
> David McCormack
>

Like I said earlier, you have to go to messaging and define your access
point as vodafone mms in the settings menu.
This has worked for every single uk 6600 on vodafone. If it isn't working
for you then either your account has not been setup for gprs or mms by the
network provider or you are doing something wrong.

Cobbler


"David McCormack" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Steve Walker - NG wrote:
>
> > "Cobbler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> >
> > > You need to read the mms settings very carefully. After you have
finished
> > > the connections part you have to go to messaging and input a few more
> > > settings their(default access point which should be Vodafone mms). If
you
> > > do not do this it will fail everytime as a friend of mine discovered.
> >
> > If you use the settings for the 7650 taken from
> > http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,,32863,00.html and choose your provider
> > etc, then edit them (Access Point -> Advanced Settings) to enter the
> > PROXY IP & PORT they work fine on Vodafone contract phones.
> >
> > The other settings WAP and MAIL are fine without any changes, but the
> > default for MMS would not work, I suspect the / is needed after the
> > /mms
> >
> > But YMMV as with all things!
>
> I've tried adding the extra / at the end and get the error 'Invalid
> preferred multimedia access point.'
>
>
> David McCormack
>