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- 04-01-2004, 01:09 AM #1JeremyGuest
Hi folks, hope you can advise - I have a PC with XP Pro - as delivered,
it had a network connection defeined called 1394 connection (which I am
given to understand is the IR connection).
I have a Nokia 7210.
I wish to establish a connection between the phone and the pc but am
unaware of what the steps are to achieving this.
I have downloaded the Nokia PC Suite and installed that.
I have also gone into the phone and selected Connectivity -> Infrared
and that has set the IR symbol flashing on the phone (although this
stops flasihing shortly thereafter). Then I have lined up the top of the
phone to point straight at the ir port on the pc
Can anyone help me with what I shoud do next to establish a connection?
My aim is to get GPRS connections working but basic connectivity is an
important first step!
PS I have various icons in the XP tray such as Nokia PC Sync which when
hovered over says 'not connected'
Thanks for all advice!
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jeremy
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- 04-01-2004, 01:46 AM #2JeremyGuest
Re: 7210 / XP / irda communication
In article <[email protected]>, Simon
says...
>
> Hi,
>
> The 1394 connection is not IR, it is Firewire.
>
>
Bugger, got muddled up. OK so what are the first steps to establishing
an ir link between pc and phone?
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jeremy
- 04-01-2004, 02:38 AM #3SimonGuest
Re: 7210 / XP / irda communication
Jeremy wrote:
> Hi folks, hope you can advise - I have a PC with XP Pro - as delivered,
> it had a network connection defeined called 1394 connection (which I am
> given to understand is the IR connection).
>
> I have a Nokia 7210.
>
> I wish to establish a connection between the phone and the pc but am
> unaware of what the steps are to achieving this.
>
> I have downloaded the Nokia PC Suite and installed that.
>
> I have also gone into the phone and selected Connectivity -> Infrared
> and that has set the IR symbol flashing on the phone (although this
> stops flasihing shortly thereafter). Then I have lined up the top of the
> phone to point straight at the ir port on the pc
>
> Can anyone help me with what I shoud do next to establish a connection?
>
> My aim is to get GPRS connections working but basic connectivity is an
> important first step!
>
> PS I have various icons in the XP tray such as Nokia PC Sync which when
> hovered over says 'not connected'
>
> Thanks for all advice!
>
Hi,
The 1394 connection is not IR, it is Firewire.
Regards,
Simon.
- 04-01-2004, 06:15 AM #4JeremyGuest
Re: 7210 / XP / irda communication
In article <[email protected]>, Mr. Domba says...
>
>
> U have to buy IRDA adapeter, and install software.
>
> That all.
>
So what I thought was an irda port on my PC actually isn't? I guess I
need to check the specs or obviously I am missing something more
obvious.
Thanks anyway.
--
jeremy
- 04-01-2004, 06:53 AM #5Mr. DombaGuest
Re: 7210 / XP / irda communication
"Jeremy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Bugger, got muddled up. OK so what are the first steps to establishing
> an ir link between pc and phone?
>
> --
>
> jeremy
U have to buy IRDA adapeter, and install software.
That all.
- 04-01-2004, 01:59 PM #6JoeGuest
Re: 7210 / XP / irda communication
does it look like an IR port then? i've had trouble with GPRS on my g/f's
laptop. Disconnects after about 4 mins of connection.
- 04-02-2004, 02:54 AM #7JeremyGuest
Re: 7210 / XP / irda communication
In article <[email protected]>, says...
> does it look like an IR port then? i've had trouble with GPRS on my g/f's
> laptop. Disconnects after about 4 mins of connection.
>
>
>
I'd be grateful for even just 4 mins!
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jeremy
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