GPRS setting in my Qtek 1020 PDA Phone

Some network provider activate your gprs setting on your phone. They send you a link and the settings to activate your gprs to their network.
Try calling your network provider regarding their gprs settings. They can activate it too just by asking your phone model.

On your handset you can also manually activate your packet data so you can surf the net.
Hope that this small info helped you..have a good day..!!

Hi,
you need to activate the DATA service through your mobile operator. Pls call them and check with them if your contract includes DATA as well.
If it includes data, then you need to made 2 modifications in your phone setup. If not, check the prices for that and activate them from your provider.
I have attached the phone manual for your convenience as well:
- Setup a profile for the internet access. This profile (ceck manual page 39) must be setup up according to your provider's instructions so pls call the provider and ask him to provide these settings. Usually, they send to your phone an automated message that has all the needed settings (data profile settings) and you just run it.
- Activate GPRS. Go to Settings -> connectivity and activate GPRS. (page 46 of the manual).


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Hi!
call your center help of your data card and ask then to send you the settings of internet and MMS
good luck

Internet data use on Android thru GPRS or 3G cost something depends on your network provider. But internet data thru Wi-Fi is free on your on your device. You have to call your Network Data provider on how to set up internet on you phone thru GPRS.

HTC Touch2 will detect automatic,just try to turn on data connection,after connection success plz makevur devices auto select _by goto sitting>connection>connection>setup my proxy server> modem>select which u want.....vote plz

Use the Sprite Backup program, if available, to back up device data to a storage card or a designated folder in your device. Check your device user manual to know whether Sprite Backup is included in the Application Disc that came with your device. It is also recommended that you frequently synchronize your PDA phone with your computer, so you can quickly restore data when your PDA phone gets lost or damaged

BPL WAP connecting GPRS but not able to connect to internet???

To get the GPRS settings of your phone you must contact your Phone provider. They are the ones that can provide you with them because they are provider specific. If you need further assistance please message me.

does your company have a website? Im intrested in a qtek 1010 screen.

I believe this may be a problem with your handheld device or handheld wireless service and not either of your broadband routers. Your particular PDA does not utilize the same wireless technology that your PCs and laptops do. Your PDA works with GSM,gprs & GPRS technologies. While laptops and PCs most commonly use 802.11a/b/g technologies. In summary, your PDA does not go to the Internet through your broadband routers. In fact, other than connectivity through bluetooth or USB, I doubt your PDA has any interaction with any devices connected to the broadband routers. Now, why can you not access certain services on your handheld? It may be that you are not connected to the right network with your service provider. It looks like this devices works on the Cingular network. There are 3 types of networks available. GSM, which is used primarily for voice traffic. gprs (note the lowercase), which is used for simple text messaging. And GPRS (note the uppercase), which handles all the other types of data transfer, including browsing the web and chatting. First, you may want to check with your service provider that you have an active plan that supports Internet surfing and chatting, such as GPRS (note the uppercase again). Second, once this has been confirmed, make sure the network indicators on the PDA show that you are connected to the GPRS (and not the GSM or gprs) network. Only when you are connected to the GPRS network, will you be able to utilize all the features of your PDA (voice calls, text messaging, and e-mail/web browsing). One way to force the PDA to get on the GPRS network is to just resset the wireless antenna. Second would be to reboot the device. If neither of those work, I would recommend contacting your service provider, as they will be able to help you trouble shoot PDA and network issues further. More info can be found here: https://onlinecare.cingular.com/support/setDevice.do?universe=cingular&make=HP&model=iPAQhw6515&x=42&y=0 Or call here: 1-800-331-0500