PalmOne Treo 650 Guía

Using Dial-up Networking

Using Dial-up Networking ii

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Using Dial-up Networking ...................................1

Creating a trusted pair between your smartphone

and your computer.................................................................................2

Setting up your computer for a DUN connection .....................................5

Enabling DUN on your smartphone ...........................................................9

Accessing the Internet from your computer ............................................10

Terminating an Internet session ...............................................................12

Chapter 2: Common Questions ...........................................14

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CHAPTER 1

Using Dial-up Networking

If your computer is enabled with Bluetooth®wireless technology, you can use

your Treo™ 650 smartphone as a wireless modem to access the Internet from

your computer. You can browse the web or download email on your computer

when you are away from your desk—for example, when you are at an airport.

Dial-up networking (DUN) is the feature that converts your smartphone into a

wireless modem. To use DUN, you must set both your phone’s and your

computer’s Bluetooth settings to On and form a trusted pair between your

computer and your smartphone.

You must have a data services plan with your wireless service provider to use

your smartphone as a wireless modem for your computer.

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apter

Creating a trusted pair

between your smartphone

and your computer

Setting up your computer for

a DUN connection

Enabling DUN on your

smartphone

Accessing the Internet from

your computer

Terminating an Internet

session

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Creating a trusted pair between your smartphone

and your computer

After you have turned on the correct settings for your smartphone and your computer, you need to

pair the two devices before you can use DUN. You need to do this only once; after creating the

trusted pair, you can use your smartphone as a modem any time it is within range of your

computer.

1Go to Applications and select Bluetooth .

2Select On if it is not selected, and

then select Setup Devices.

Continued

Before You Begin

[!]

Make sure that your

computer’s Bluetooth

setting is on and that your

computer is discoverable.

Check the documentation

that came with your

computer to find and

change these settings.

Check with your wireless

service provider to obtain

your data services (GPRS)

username, password, and

APN information.

Did You Know?

If your computer is not

enabled with Bluetooth

wireless technology, you

may be able to purchase a

wireless Bluetooth

adapter accessory for

your computer so that

you can use your

smartphone as a modem

with dial-up networking.

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3Select Trusted Devices.

4Select Add Device. The Discovery

icon appears, indicating that the

discovery process is active.

Continued

Key Term

Trusted pair Two

devices—for example,

your handheld and your

smartphone—that can

connect to each other

because each device can

find the same passkey on

the other device. Once

you form a trusted pair

with a device, you do not

need to enter a passkey to

connect with that device

again.

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5Select your computer from the

Trusted Devices list, and then

select Done.

6Enter a passkey on the Bluetooth Security screen and select OK. The passkey

can be any number you choose.

We recommend that you use at least four digits in your passkey.

7Enter the same passkey number on your computer when prompted.

8Select Done, and then select Done again to return to the Bluetooth screen.

Done

Tip

If your computer does not

appear in the Trusted

Devices list even after

you select Find More,

double-check the

computer’s Bluetooth and

discoverable settings.

Check your computer’s or

Bluetooth adapter’s

documentation for help in

locating and changing

these settings.

NOTE

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Setting up your computer for a DUN connection

After you have created the trusted pair between your computer and your smartphone, you need to

configure the Bluetooth modem settings on your computer. You need to do this only once.

Some wireless service providers provide customized software programs that walk you

through the DUN setup process. Check with your provider to see if such a program is available.

To set up your computer, you need the following:

• The username and password you use to access the Internet through your wireless service

provider’s data (GPRS) network

• your wireless service provider’s APN

Check with your service provider or the documentation that came with your service plan for these

settings.

The screens that appear when you set up your computer may differ from the ones

shown in the following procedure, depending on your computer model and operating system.

Check your computer’s documentation to determine the equivalent screens.

NOTE

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1On your computer, open the Start menu, and then click Control Panel.

2[ & ] OPTIONAL For Windows

XP, click Switch to Classic View.

3Click Phone and Modem Options.

You may be asked to

enter a location for your modem.

If so, enter the area code for your

wireless phone number.

Continued

Click

here

NOTE

Click

here

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4Click the Modems tab and select

the Bluetooth modem.

5Click Properties, and then click

the Advanced tab.

Continued

Tip

The Bluetooth modem is

listed differently for

different computers; just

look for the modem that

contains the word

“Bluetooth.”

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