SP5m phone i need to acess word/excel etc ????

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I had experienced such a problem a long time ago, and, as far as I remember, it was related to the installation of Voip softphones, such as fring, Nimbuzz, agephone, etc. The 9502 doesn't seem to like them, at all. All sound channels simply got muted, normally after the device was suspended after a Voip call. A simple soft reset (by pressing the reset pin on the keyboard with the stylus pen) used to solve the problem.
However, if a soft reset doesn't help in your case, you'll have to hard reset your device. If its keyboard and screen are fully operational,.it is recommended to backup your personal data first (PPCPimBackup is an excellent and small application to do it), since a hard reset will restore your device to its factory defaults. Then, tap on 'Start > Settings > System tab > Master Clear' and follow the instructions.
If your device is not operational, at all, please, post here, so I could tell you how to hard reset by hardware means.
Good luck! Carlos

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Try to remove the one you have installed, the bluetooth handset, and then try to make a call. If you are able to make a call. Perhaps, the device you have installed is not compatible with your Imate.

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How to Use
Make sure your phone can access the Internet via GPRS.

Go to 'Start->Settings->Connections->GPRS', you will see things like "O2 Internet", "Orange GPRS", "Orange WAP" or "Cingular MMS" etc.
The Internet, GPRS and WAP ones are normally the connections you want to monitor.

Open the connections you want to monitor ("Menu/Edit" or simply press the "Action" key), make a note of their "Access Point" (e.g.Orangeinternet).

Launch Smartphone GPRS Traffic Monitor v3.51w, go to "Options".

In "Monitor Connections", you will see items like "RndisFn", "RNDISFN1", "WWAN1" and "WWAN1-xxxxx-1" etc. The "WWAN1-xxxxx-1" ones are what we want to look at, where "xxxxx" should be the name of those "Access Point" (e.g. WWAN1-Orangeinternet-1) and corresponds to the connections in step 2. Simply select/check the ones you want to monitor and press "Done".

"RNDISFN1" is the ActiveSync connection established between your PC and the phone. It can also be monitored if you want.

how tu connect Wi Fi with their setting

Go to ebay and look for a dummy phone purchase it and a 15pc Torx set. Check out google for websites on disassembly and youtube may have videos too.

- power off your sp5m
- press the two soft keys with your thumbs i.e. (the left most key & the right most key just below the screen)
- press the the power button again for a second and leave it
immediately. (donot unhold the soft keys)
- a black screen will appear to confim that you you really want to hard reset everything
- press 0

Generally, SIM cards carry the names of network providers. At times, a device may have the list of network provider "Nice Names" which correspond to the network provider's actual network display. Example: 310-490 -> Suncom Wireless If Suncom Wireless is not in the list defined by the SIM card or device, "310-490" will be displayed.

you go to menu,contacts,name,choose name,options,move or copy contact.