Vodafone Email settings

Jonnie_Onion

My handset is the Nokia 7650
My operator is Vodafone and I'm a prepay customer, and I'd like to be able to send emails. I tried using the settings in the above sticky, but they dont seem to work. Would anyone care to take me through it more slowly.

[EDIT] Whoops, just saw that email is only available for billed customers. Sorry.


Also for someone else who has a Siemens MC60 with Meteor and will eventually move to Vodafone, would they still be able to use WAP, MMS etc, despite the fact that Vodafone Live dont support that phone at the mo?

What settings would one use in that instance.

flywheel

you should be able to connect to dial-up, but you will only get a slow connection, paying per second - so might be expensive...

use the Voda HSCSD settings but swap out these settings:
Data Bearer: GSM Data
Username: vodafone
Password: vodafone
Data Call: ISDN v.110
Data speed: 9600

hth,
BrianG

rymus

any idea how to get the HSCSD working on a P900 DubWireless?

DaveK

First, make sure that you are provisioned for HSCSD with Vodafone; if Customer Care on 1907 can't help you, try Data Support on 1850287000.

This is the way it is set up on the P800, so I hope that it works on the P900 also. In internet accounts in the control panel, set up a new account:
Account name: Internet HSCSD (or whatever you want)
Connection type: Dial-up
User name: vodafone
Password: vodafone
Phone number: 0876202222
Get IP address automatically: Ticked
Get DNS address automatically: Ticked
Use log in script: Not ticked
Plain text authentication: Ticked
Use proxy server: Not ticked
Connection type: ISDN
Enable high speed: Ticked
Requested speed: 28.8 kbps
Enable secure access: Not ticked
Enable PPP extensions: Not ticked
Use call back: Not ticked
You can then use this account for surfing and email.

sunbeam

I'd be inclined to go straight to Data Support, especially if you are a prepay customer.

BigMoose

You can use WAP and MMS via GPRS on a non Live handset, I have a Nokia 6100 from the UK that isn't supported by Live. If you try and access the Live pages is says something like "you have attempted to access the Vodafone live! portal, to access this site you must have a live! device, please contact your local Vodafone agent for more information on Vodafone Live!... " then it gives you a link to the "normal" WAP content which works perfectly well.

flywheel

Originally posted by DaveK
This is the way it is set up on the P800, so I hope that it works on the P900 also...

yeah - the P900 internet configs like the P800 - all the advanced defaults worked out ok just needed to change the speed tab's settings (ISDN, HighSpeed, 28.8k)

hoped they might have upgraded their HSCSD capability when rumours of the P900 came out first, as their PC cards support faster, but it stayed at 28.8k

might also want to set a dial-up idle time out, it's located in the internet account's "other" tab

Originally posted by sunbeam

I'd be inclined to go straight to Data Support...

Voda not offering the P800 or P900 (yet) may mean support woudn't be in a position to help - anyhow those configs should do the trick (so long as HSCSD is enabled on the account as DaveK outlined)

BrianG

sunbeam

Yeah I meant in order to enable HSCSD on a prepay account-unless things have changed since this thread.

jesus_thats_gre

All settings (i.e. WAP, MMS, GPRS, WTLS)

WAP Settings:

GPRS WAP
Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> Internet Accounts -> Accounts Tab -> New
Accounts Name: GPRS WAP
Connection Type: GPRS
Advanced:
Server Tab:
Username & Password Required: (ticked box)
Username: dublin
Password: dublin
Address: wap.vodafone.ie
Log In Tab:
Get IP Address Automatically: (ticked box)
Get DNS Address Automatically: (ticked box)
Proxy Tab:
Use Proxy Server: (un-ticked box)
Other Tab:
Enable PPP Extensions: (ticked box)
Authentication: Normal
QoS Tab:
Header Compression: (un-ticked box)
Precedence: Subscribed
Delay: Subscribed
Reliability: Class 3
Peak Rate: Subscribed
Mean Rate: Subscribed

CSD WAP
Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> Internet Accounts -> Accounts Tab -> New
Accounts Name: CSD WAP
Connection Type: Dial-Up
Username: dublin
Password: dublin
Phone Number: +353872292222
Advanced:
Log In Tab:
Get IP Address Automatically: (ticked box)
Get DNS Address Automatically: (ticked box)
Script Tab:
Use Log In Script: (un-ticked box)
Plain Text Authentication: (ticked box)
Proxy Tab:
Use Proxy Server: (un-ticked box)
Speed Tab:
Connection Type: ISDN
Enable High Speed: (un-ticked box)
Secure Tab:
Enable Secure Access: (un-ticked box)
Other Tab:
Enable PPP Extensions: (ticked box)
Use Call Back: (un-ticked box)


Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> Internet Accounts -> Other Tab
Dial-Up Timeout: 5 Minutes
GPRS Timeout: 5 Minutes
Preferred Mode: GPRS Only


Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> WAP Accounts -> Preferred Tab
Use WAP Account: (tick box)
Preferred: Vodafone WAP


Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> WAP Accounts -> New
Account Name: Vodafone WAP
Internet Account: GPRS WAP
Use Proxy: (tick box)
Address: 10.24.59.100
Port: 9201
Username: dublin
Password: dublin

WTLS:
Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> WAP Accounts -> Vodafone WAP -> Edit
Port: 9203 (9203 = secure / 9201 = standard)

SMS Settings:
Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> Messaging Accounts -> SMS Tab
SMS Service Centre Address: +35387699989
Character Set: 7 Bit
Messages Stored For: Maximum
Connection Type: GSM Only
Extended Messaging: (tick box)
Smiles: (tick box) user preference


MMS Settings:
Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> Internet Accounts -> Accounts Tab -> New
Accounts Name: GPRS MMS
Connection Type: GPRS
Advanced:
Server Tab:
Username & Password Required: (ticked box)
Username: dublin
Password: dublin
Address: mms.vodafone.net
Log In Tab:
Get IP Address Automatically: (ticked box)
Get DNS Address Automatically: (ticked box)
Proxy Tab:
Use Proxy Server: (un-ticked box)
Other Tab:
Enable PPP Extensions: (ticked box)
Authentication: Normal
QoS Tab:
Header Compression: (un-ticked box)
Precedence: Subscribed
Delay: Subscribed
Reliability: Class 3
Peak Rate: Subscribed
Mean Rate: Subscribed


Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> WAP Accounts -> New
Account Name: Vodafone MMS
Internet Account: GPRS MMS
Use Proxy: (tick box)
Address: 10.24.59.200
Port: 9201
Username: dublin
Password: dublin


Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> Messaging Accounts -> MMS Tab
Service Centre Address: www.vodafone.ie/mms
WAP Account: Vodafone MMS
Automatic: On
Download Size: No Restriction
Advanced:
Send Tab:
Validity Period: Maximum
Priority: Normal
Conformance: None
Hide Number: (un-ticked box)
Read Report: (un-ticked box)
Delivery Report: (ticked box)
Reply With History: (un-ticked box)
Receive Tab:
Allow Delivery Notification: (ticked box)
Allow Read Notification: (ticked box)
Advertisements: (un-ticked box)
Information: (un-ticked box)
Anonymous Senders: (un-ticked box)


Vodafone E-Mail:

Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> Internet Accounts -> Accounts Tab -> New
Account Name: Vodafone E-Mail
Connection Type: GPRS
Advanced:
Server Tab:
Username & Password Required: (ticked box)
Username: dublin
Username: dublin
Address: isp.vodafone.ie
Log-In Tab:
Get IP Address Automatically: (ticked box)
Get DNS Address Automatically: (ticked box)
Proxy Tab:
Use Proxy Server: (un-ticked box)
Other Tab:
Enable PPP Extensions: (ticked box)
Authentication: Normal
QoS Tab:
Header Compression: (un-ticked box)
Precedence: Subscribed
Delay: Subscribed
Reliability: Class 3
Peak Rate: Subscribed
Mean Rate: Subscribed


Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Connections Tab -> Messaging Accounts -> E-Mail Tab -> New
Account Name: Vodafone Mail
Your name: (Customer’s name here)
Email Address: xxx@vodafone.ie
Connection Type: POP3
Internet Account: Vodafone E-Mail
Inbox Tab:
Username: The e-mail username (this is generally the same as the email name)
Password: The e-mail account password (this would have been previously set by the user)
Incoming Server Address: pop.vodafone.ie
Download: Just Headers
Outbox Tab:
Outgoing Server Address: mail.vodafone.ie
Use SMTP Authentication: (tick box)
Use Inbox Login Details: (tick box)
Advanced Tab:
Secure Connection: (un-ticked box)
Outgoing Mail Port: 25
Use MIME Encoding: (ticked box)
Incoming Mail Port: 110
Secure Password Authentication: (un-ticked box)
How to clear the cache
Applications Menu -> Internet -> Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Clear Cache
Security codes
0000
How to select a network manually
Applications Menu -> Phone -> Edit -> Preferences -> GSM Networks -> Select Network
How to change Own number sending/Caller display
From the numeric keypad, input the phone number of the person you wish to call. Then press the menu button (above the number ‘3’), a menu appears, from this menu, select ‘Hide My Number’ by pressing the ‘3’ button. The call is then automatically setup.
How to turn on/off delivery reports
Not applicable to SMS’s. However, the following is for MMS Delivery Reports:

Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Messaging Accounts -> MMS -> Advanced -> Delivery Report
Where to find the Message centre number
Applications Menu -> Control Panel -> Messaging Accounts -> SMS -> SMS Service Centre Address
How to activate/deactivate the DTMF tones
Not possible.
How to turn on/off the keypad lock
The user must close the flip (if the flip is removed, enable the virtual flip) then click on the menu button above the ‘3’ button. A menu appears, press the number ‘1’ key to activate Key Lock.

Is the phone tri-band?
No
Manual selection process required to enable this?
N/A

flywheel

Originally posted by sunbeam
Yeah I meant in order to enable HSCSD on a prepay account-unless things have changed since this thread.

ah - yeah - got HSCSD set-up on one RTG SIM here after that was posted (previously being told by data support it wasn't available on RTG) - although this was posted later on which made out it wasn't supposed to happen - so any RTG customers who had it set seemed to be lucky

but yeah - always worth a shot - if it happened once it can happen twice (or three times...)

BrianG

flywheel

Originally posted by JesusThatsGreat

Is the phone tri-band?
No
Manual selection process required to enable this?
N/A

erm - it is (tri-band)

jesus_thats_gre

As the above suggests, the handset has passed testing but has not been released in stores.

flywheel

good news it's on the way

is that final testing ready for release - any ETA?

and do you know how 'branded' it is? (crossing fingers that's it's none or only a little)

if they stock it in time they'll have a device to pitch against the likes of the P800 / XDA II offered by O2

BrianG

jesus_thats_gre

Originally posted by DubWireless
good news it's on the way

is that final testing ready for release - any ETA?

and do you know how 'branded' it is? (crossing fingers that's it's none or only a little)

if they stock it in time they'll have a device to pitch against the likes of the P800 / XDA II offered by O2

BrianG

To be honest I am not sure, I am guessing it would be on a par with what happened in the UK. So if it was branded and "optimised" in the UK, it would be here too.

erm - it is (tri-band)

I shall get that corrected then

ah - yeah - got HSCSD set-up on one RTG SIM here after that was posted (previously being told by data support it wasn't available on RTG) - although this was posted later on which made out it wasn't supposed to happen - so any RTG customers who had it set seemed to be lucky

HSCSD is a service that is not offered to Prepaid customers. If you pull that off, fair played to you. Data Support must not have realised it was a RTG number, I better tell em for the future