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  1. #1
    Antonio Trueba Gayol
    Guest

    Hi all,

    I'm trying to connect my GSM T720i to my PC, to do all those funny things
    people say that can be done with this phone, but can't get nothing working.

    I'm trying PST (4.8 and 6) under WinXP Pro. I applied a hack I found
    somewhere on the net, so the "USB Composite Device" can be used under XP,
    but, althought some of the utilities in PST detect the phone, still can't
    get the main utility to open the phone (the menu options remain disabled).

    Also, I've tried other progs (Gagin, TrueSync Plus, and some others) and
    NONE of them seem to detect the device (It's installed under COM4, and
    works as a modem).

    Anybody can help me?

    Thanks.

    --

    --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    --> [email protected]




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  2. #2
    bee
    Guest

    Re: Upload java apps, wallpapers, etc to a GSM T720i

    PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe from
    Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install and
    open the program in WinXP but connecton function cannot be used because the
    phone connection driver inside the PST is not supported to run under WinXP
    system basic (not the MOT USB driver).

    It only run well on Win98 and Win2000. You can install 2 systems in your
    computer special for this program. So, you can use all functions of PST.

    Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support WinXP).
    Find another computer that run Win98 or Win2000 to install the PST program.
    After installation, connect your phone to the computer and activate the JAVA
    install function through this PST program; then your phone will has a new
    JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the installation of JAVA programs
    or games. Well, you can install the PST's attached JAVA program
    "Midway.exe" to your WinXP. Now, you can run the Midway program in WinXP to
    download the JAVA games or JAVA programs into your phone. (before any
    installation, you must change the URL address written inside the .jad with
    Notepad. The URL address should be the "name and location(the loaction
    inside your PC folder and directory)" of the xxxxx.jar that corresponding to
    your .jad program.)
    sample: http://www.xxxxxxx.com/xxxxxx.jar change to 1. c:/xxxx/xxxx.jar
    2. or, if it is in the same folder, you just type the name of the
    xxxxxxx.jar

    Good luck and enjoy your phone


    "Antonio Trueba Gayol" <[email protected]> ???
    news[email protected] ???...
    >
    > Hi all,
    >
    > I'm trying to connect my GSM T720i to my PC, to do all those funny things
    > people say that can be done with this phone, but can't get nothing

    working.
    >
    > I'm trying PST (4.8 and 6) under WinXP Pro. I applied a hack I found
    > somewhere on the net, so the "USB Composite Device" can be used under XP,
    > but, althought some of the utilities in PST detect the phone, still can't
    > get the main utility to open the phone (the menu options remain disabled).
    >
    > Also, I've tried other progs (Gagin, TrueSync Plus, and some others) and
    > NONE of them seem to detect the device (It's installed under COM4, and
    > works as a modem).
    >
    > Anybody can help me?
    >
    > Thanks.
    >
    > --
    >
    > --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    > --> [email protected]
    >






  3. #3
    bee
    Guest

    Re: Upload java apps, wallpapers, etc to a GSM T720i

    PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe from
    Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install and
    open the program in WinXP but connecton function cannot be used because the
    phone connection driver inside the PST is not supported to run under WinXP
    system basic (not the MOT USB driver).

    It only run well on Win98 and Win2000. You can install 2 systems in your
    computer special for this program. So, you can use all functions of PST.

    Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support WinXP).
    Find another computer that run Win98 or Win2000 to install the PST program.
    After installation, connect your phone to the computer and activate the JAVA
    install function through this PST program; then your phone will has a new
    JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the installation of JAVA programs
    or games. Well, you can install the PST's attached JAVA program
    "Midway.exe" to your WinXP. Now, you can run the Midway program in WinXP to
    download the JAVA games or JAVA programs into your phone. (before any
    installation, you must change the URL address written inside the .jad with
    Notepad. The URL address should be the "name and location(the loaction
    inside your PC folder and directory)" of the xxxxx.jar that corresponding to
    your .jad program.)
    sample: http://www.xxxxxxx.com/xxxxxx.jar change to 1. c:/xxxx/xxxx.jar
    2. or, if it is in the same folder, you just type the name of the
    xxxxxxx.jar

    Good luck and enjoy your phone


    "Antonio Trueba Gayol" <[email protected]> ???
    news[email protected] ???...
    >
    > Hi all,
    >
    > I'm trying to connect my GSM T720i to my PC, to do all those funny things
    > people say that can be done with this phone, but can't get nothing

    working.
    >
    > I'm trying PST (4.8 and 6) under WinXP Pro. I applied a hack I found
    > somewhere on the net, so the "USB Composite Device" can be used under XP,
    > but, althought some of the utilities in PST detect the phone, still can't
    > get the main utility to open the phone (the menu options remain disabled).
    >
    > Also, I've tried other progs (Gagin, TrueSync Plus, and some others) and
    > NONE of them seem to detect the device (It's installed under COM4, and
    > works as a modem).
    >
    > Anybody can help me?
    >
    > Thanks.
    >
    > --
    >
    > --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    > --> [email protected]
    >






  4. #4
    Antonio Trueba Gayol
    Guest

    Re: Upload java apps, wallpapers, etc to a GSM T720i

    On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 11:47:52 +0800, bee wrote:

    > PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe from
    > Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install and


    Thanks for your response, but the same day I posted this, got almost
    everything working (just needed to find my brain before playing with the
    phone O:-) )

    So, now I can assure that:

    1.- PST 6 works under WinXP. I think that this can be done with PST 4.8
    too. You just have to hack a little on the registry (sorry, I can't find
    the file which describes this, but I'll post it if someone is
    interested)
    2.- You can use PST with a T720i GSM (there was a post that
    said PST was only usable with CDMA phones)

    > Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support


    and 3.- The only thing that didn't work was MidWAY, because of a timeout
    when trying to send the apps.

    > activate the JAVA install function through this PST program; then your
    > phone will has a new JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the
    > installation of JAVA programs or games. Well, you can install the PST's


    I did this, but don't know how to use this feature. Maybe the problem with
    MidWAY comes from this, can you explain a little more?


    Once again, thank you.

    --

    --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    --> [email protected]




  5. #5
    Antonio Trueba Gayol
    Guest

    Re: Upload java apps, wallpapers, etc to a GSM T720i

    On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 11:47:52 +0800, bee wrote:

    > PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe from
    > Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install and


    Thanks for your response, but the same day I posted this, got almost
    everything working (just needed to find my brain before playing with the
    phone O:-) )

    So, now I can assure that:

    1.- PST 6 works under WinXP. I think that this can be done with PST 4.8
    too. You just have to hack a little on the registry (sorry, I can't find
    the file which describes this, but I'll post it if someone is
    interested)
    2.- You can use PST with a T720i GSM (there was a post that
    said PST was only usable with CDMA phones)

    > Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support


    and 3.- The only thing that didn't work was MidWAY, because of a timeout
    when trying to send the apps.

    > activate the JAVA install function through this PST program; then your
    > phone will has a new JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the
    > installation of JAVA programs or games. Well, you can install the PST's


    I did this, but don't know how to use this feature. Maybe the problem with
    MidWAY comes from this, can you explain a little more?


    Once again, thank you.

    --

    --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    --> [email protected]




  6. #6
    bee
    Guest

    Re: Upload java apps, wallpapers, etc to a GSM T720i

    I just downloaded the PST 6 and installed it and the program seem running
    good on WinXP. But, I cannot test the connection of this new program right
    now because my T720 is not on hand.

    You get timeout for install games by Midway??? Have you enabled the JAVA
    function of your phone with the PST program first.

    Enable your phone's JAVA connection function
    1. Connected your phone to computer first.
    2. Start PST program
    3. File - New - Kjava File
    4. Press Read from phone
    5. Press the bar "Enable Java App Loader Menu"
    6. Reboot your phone after enable is done. Then, you can find the JAVA
    Folder(the Folder is not the game and java program folder; its inside the
    phone setup where you can check the memory usage of JAVA) inside your phone
    has a new Java Activate program.

    Install Java Games (Close the PST program and Open the Midway program)
    1. Connect your phone to computer first.

    2. File - Settings (choose the correct Com port for your phone connection.
    To test it by sending a AT command to your phone "your phone must press the
    Activate Java connection before test".)

    3. File - Open JAD (the .jad file must be placed in the same folder of .jar
    file for easy to change the file location of .jad by notepad.)

    4. Go to your phone's JAVA Folder and press the Activate Java connection
    (your phone is now ready to wait for Java download)

    4. File - Send JAD (the file will auto download to your phone and your phone
    screen will show the install progress just like downloading it from
    internet.)

    5. After download, the phone will auto disconnect and deactivate Java
    connection.

    If you already enabled the JAVA download function of your phone, you may be
    forget to press the phone's Activate Java connection program before
    installation. Or, your .jad file has not re-write the correct JAR file
    destination.
    ** Re-write the .jad file by open the .jad file with notepad and change the
    line with info below:
    1. "Suite JAR file : http://www.xxxx.com/xxxx/xxxx/xxxx.jar" change to
    "Suite JAR file: xxxx.jar"

    2. OR "MIDlet-Jar-URL: http://www.xxx.com/xxx/xxxx.jar" change to "
    MIDlet-Jar-URL: xxxx.jar"

    Good Luck

    "Antonio Trueba Gayol" <[email protected]> ???
    news[email protected] ???...
    > On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 11:47:52 +0800, bee wrote:
    >
    > > PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe

    from
    > > Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install

    and
    >
    > Thanks for your response, but the same day I posted this, got almost
    > everything working (just needed to find my brain before playing with the
    > phone O:-) )
    >
    > So, now I can assure that:
    >
    > 1.- PST 6 works under WinXP. I think that this can be done with PST 4.8
    > too. You just have to hack a little on the registry (sorry, I can't find
    > the file which describes this, but I'll post it if someone is
    > interested)
    > 2.- You can use PST with a T720i GSM (there was a post that
    > said PST was only usable with CDMA phones)
    >
    > > Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support

    >
    > and 3.- The only thing that didn't work was MidWAY, because of a timeout
    > when trying to send the apps.
    >
    > > activate the JAVA install function through this PST program; then your
    > > phone will has a new JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the
    > > installation of JAVA programs or games. Well, you can install the PST's

    >
    > I did this, but don't know how to use this feature. Maybe the problem with
    > MidWAY comes from this, can you explain a little more?
    >
    >
    > Once again, thank you.
    >
    > --
    >
    > --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    > --> [email protected]
    >






  7. #7
    bee
    Guest

    Re: Upload java apps, wallpapers, etc to a GSM T720i

    I just downloaded the PST 6 and installed it and the program seem running
    good on WinXP. But, I cannot test the connection of this new program right
    now because my T720 is not on hand.

    You get timeout for install games by Midway??? Have you enabled the JAVA
    function of your phone with the PST program first.

    Enable your phone's JAVA connection function
    1. Connected your phone to computer first.
    2. Start PST program
    3. File - New - Kjava File
    4. Press Read from phone
    5. Press the bar "Enable Java App Loader Menu"
    6. Reboot your phone after enable is done. Then, you can find the JAVA
    Folder(the Folder is not the game and java program folder; its inside the
    phone setup where you can check the memory usage of JAVA) inside your phone
    has a new Java Activate program.

    Install Java Games (Close the PST program and Open the Midway program)
    1. Connect your phone to computer first.

    2. File - Settings (choose the correct Com port for your phone connection.
    To test it by sending a AT command to your phone "your phone must press the
    Activate Java connection before test".)

    3. File - Open JAD (the .jad file must be placed in the same folder of .jar
    file for easy to change the file location of .jad by notepad.)

    4. Go to your phone's JAVA Folder and press the Activate Java connection
    (your phone is now ready to wait for Java download)

    4. File - Send JAD (the file will auto download to your phone and your phone
    screen will show the install progress just like downloading it from
    internet.)

    5. After download, the phone will auto disconnect and deactivate Java
    connection.

    If you already enabled the JAVA download function of your phone, you may be
    forget to press the phone's Activate Java connection program before
    installation. Or, your .jad file has not re-write the correct JAR file
    destination.
    ** Re-write the .jad file by open the .jad file with notepad and change the
    line with info below:
    1. "Suite JAR file : http://www.xxxx.com/xxxx/xxxx/xxxx.jar" change to
    "Suite JAR file: xxxx.jar"

    2. OR "MIDlet-Jar-URL: http://www.xxx.com/xxx/xxxx.jar" change to "
    MIDlet-Jar-URL: xxxx.jar"

    Good Luck

    "Antonio Trueba Gayol" <[email protected]> ???
    news[email protected] ???...
    > On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 11:47:52 +0800, bee wrote:
    >
    > > PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe

    from
    > > Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install

    and
    >
    > Thanks for your response, but the same day I posted this, got almost
    > everything working (just needed to find my brain before playing with the
    > phone O:-) )
    >
    > So, now I can assure that:
    >
    > 1.- PST 6 works under WinXP. I think that this can be done with PST 4.8
    > too. You just have to hack a little on the registry (sorry, I can't find
    > the file which describes this, but I'll post it if someone is
    > interested)
    > 2.- You can use PST with a T720i GSM (there was a post that
    > said PST was only usable with CDMA phones)
    >
    > > Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support

    >
    > and 3.- The only thing that didn't work was MidWAY, because of a timeout
    > when trying to send the apps.
    >
    > > activate the JAVA install function through this PST program; then your
    > > phone will has a new JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the
    > > installation of JAVA programs or games. Well, you can install the PST's

    >
    > I did this, but don't know how to use this feature. Maybe the problem with
    > MidWAY comes from this, can you explain a little more?
    >
    >
    > Once again, thank you.
    >
    > --
    >
    > --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    > --> [email protected]
    >






  8. #8
    bee
    Guest

    Re: Upload java apps, wallpapers, etc to a GSM T720i......USB not supported.....

    My USB DATA Cable is bought from street and is fully compatible with the
    MOT's original USB DATA Cable ($5). I can use all the MOT programs with
    this USB DATA Cable.

    No chips is inside the cable and don't think its complicated. Only, 2 plugs
    and a line.

    "JAckASs" <[email protected]> ???
    news:[email protected] ???...
    > I didn't think Midway worked with USB DATA Cables, which what you buy
    > for the T720i.
    >
    > On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 11:47:52 +0800, "bee" <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    > >PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe

    from
    > >Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install

    and
    > >open the program in WinXP but connecton function cannot be used because

    the
    > >phone connection driver inside the PST is not supported to run under

    WinXP
    > >system basic (not the MOT USB driver).
    > >
    > >It only run well on Win98 and Win2000. You can install 2 systems in your
    > >computer special for this program. So, you can use all functions of PST.
    > >
    > >Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support

    WinXP).
    > >Find another computer that run Win98 or Win2000 to install the PST

    program.
    > >After installation, connect your phone to the computer and activate the

    JAVA
    > >install function through this PST program; then your phone will has a new
    > >JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the installation of JAVA

    programs
    > >or games. Well, you can install the PST's attached JAVA program
    > >"Midway.exe" to your WinXP. Now, you can run the Midway program in WinXP

    to
    > >download the JAVA games or JAVA programs into your phone. (before any
    > >installation, you must change the URL address written inside the .jad

    with
    > >Notepad. The URL address should be the "name and location(the loaction
    > >inside your PC folder and directory)" of the xxxxx.jar that corresponding

    to
    > >your .jad program.)
    > >sample: http://www.xxxxxxx.com/xxxxxx.jar change to 1.

    c:/xxxx/xxxx.jar
    > >2. or, if it is in the same folder, you just type the name of the
    > >xxxxxxx.jar
    > >
    > >Good luck and enjoy your phone
    > >
    > >
    > >"Antonio Trueba Gayol" <[email protected]> ???
    > >news[email protected] ???...
    > >>
    > >> Hi all,
    > >>
    > >> I'm trying to connect my GSM T720i to my PC, to do all those funny

    things
    > >> people say that can be done with this phone, but can't get nothing

    > >working.
    > >>
    > >> I'm trying PST (4.8 and 6) under WinXP Pro. I applied a hack I found
    > >> somewhere on the net, so the "USB Composite Device" can be used under

    XP,
    > >> but, althought some of the utilities in PST detect the phone, still

    can't
    > >> get the main utility to open the phone (the menu options remain

    disabled).
    > >>
    > >> Also, I've tried other progs (Gagin, TrueSync Plus, and some others)

    and
    > >> NONE of them seem to detect the device (It's installed under COM4, and
    > >> works as a modem).
    > >>
    > >> Anybody can help me?
    > >>
    > >> Thanks.
    > >>
    > >> --
    > >>
    > >> --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    > >> --> [email protected]
    > >>

    > >

    >






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