Foma SH700i, Manual

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Loading settings from a file
To load saved host (APN) settings in order to
re-edit it or write them onto the FOMA
terminal, select the appropriate function from
the
ファイル
(File) menu on the toolbar.
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Writing host (APN) information
onto the FOMA terminal
To write the indicated host (APN) setting to the
FOMA terminal, click FOMA
端末へ設定を書き
込む
(Write settings onto FOMA terminal) on
the Host (APN) setting screen.
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Creating dial-up settings
On the host (APN) settings screen, select an
added or edited host (APN) and click
ダイヤル
アップ作成
(New dial-up). A screen confirming
the writing of the setting to the FOMA terminal
appears. Click
はい
(Yes). After the setting is
written to the host (APN), the New dial-up for
packet transmission screen appears.
Enter a connection name and click
アカウン
ト・パスワードの設定
(Set account and
password). (Unnecessary for mopera.)
Enter a user name and password (in Windows
XP and 2000 Professional, specify the users to
whom rights are granted) and click
OK .
If the IP and DNS information from your provider
are available, click
詳細情報の設定
(Advanced),
enter the necessary information and click OK .
After entering the information, click FOMA
端末
へ設定を書き込む
(Write settings onto FOMA
terminal), confirm that the old setting is to be
overwritten and then write the settings.
This section describes how to set up packet
transmission and 64K data communications
without using the FOMA PC Setup Software.
To make the settings, communication software
for entering AT commands are required.
“Hyper Terminal,” which is included as
standard with Windows, is used here.
The flow for setting up with use of AT commands is as
follows.
To use 64K data communications, there is no host
(APN) setting.
Set the host (APN) for using packet
transmission. Register up to 10 numbers.
Hosts are managed using cid numbers from 1
to 10 (
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P. 486). APN for connecting to the
DoCoMo Internet Connection Service mopera
( mopera.ne.jp ) is set for cid1. Using numbers
2 to 10 is recommended.
Windows Me is used as an example for how to
set the host (APN) in the following explanation.
Screens will differ when using a system other
than Windows Me, however the method for
making the settings is essentially the same.
The registered cid is the connection number set in the
dial-up connection settings.
Contact the Internet service provider or network
administrator for hosts (APNs) other than mopera.
Communications Settings
Without the FOMA PC
Setup Software
Setting Communications for
Packet Transmissions and 64K
Data Communications
Note
Install communication setting file before making
settings for packet transmission and 64K data
communications. (
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P. 471)
AT commands are commands for controlling the
modem. The FOMA terminal is compliant with AT
commands and also supports some extended
commands, as well as some unique AT
commands.
Making host (APN) settings is not necessary when
using mopera, the DoCoMo Internet Connection
Service, since it is set as the default.
Set Notify caller ID setting as necessary (when
using mopera, set either
Send or Not send ). The
default setting is Not send .
Set other settings as necessary. Use is possible
with the default settings.
Setting the Host (APN)
1 Connect the FOMA terminal to
your PC.
Start up communication software that supports AT
commands
(
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steps 2 to 5 on P. 486)
Set dial-up
network
(
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P. 487)
End communication software (
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step 7 on P. 486)
Set the host
(APN)
(
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steps 6 and
7 on P. 486)
Send/Not send
caller ID
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