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I got my SE T610 last Wednesday and was hoping I could get a little help with it on here...
1) It states in the manual you can get photos in quick succession holding down the joystick but this doesn't seem to work. I have kept it held down and nothing happens and also tried multiple clicks and it just stores the picture. I read in one magazine it has limited capabilities for short video clips?
2) When using the camera view there is an icon on the top left with what looks like an indication of the scale of the view with a number next to it which has been either 3 or 5. Can someone tell me what this is and can it be changed?
3)How do I set the e-mail up?
I can send picture messages to e-mail addresses but am having problems with the 'email' option under messages. I entered my pop3 & smtp server addresses for my ISP I use at home (Blueyonder) exactly as I enter them in Outlook.
When I click on send/receive it says that it cannot connect to the server although WAP works fine on CSD & GPRS.
4) One final point, I don't quite understand charges for GPRS and CSD WAP. I'm on T-mobile and have free WAP minutes off-peak. I have downloaded games on CSD, is data transfer free? They say GPRS is charged per kb (0.75 per kb), so I take it I'm charged to view WAP pages even if I'm not downloading ringtones etc? Does this include cached data for the WAP pages?
Also does the data timer account for CSD as well as GPRS data?
Thanks for any help...
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Posted: 2003-07-19 04:14:43
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1) Although the manual says "Tip: You can take a rapid succession of pictures by repeatedly pressing the joystick" this did not work in the original firmware and still does not work in the latest R1L. This "tip" is also still in the latest version (R5A) of the maual. No capability exists for video clip of any length.
2) I don't recall the 3 or 5 but in R1L you get L or S for large or small.
3) Using the email option under messages you are correct that you are using POP3 and SMTP rather than MMS. You need to be aware though that you will need a second data account which is separate from WAP and which is designed for GPRS. When you have set this up in the phone you may also need to get your operator to activate this separate GPRS service. Finally, very few SMTP server that ISPs provide allow email to be sent through them unless you are connected to the ISP. Clearly this is not the case when you use your mobile so most GPRS providers provide an SMTP server for you to use so check with them. The ISP POP3 server should pose no problems.
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Posted: 2003-07-19 06:46:11
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