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I use my Qtek 9000 mostly as a laptop, I don't use it as a phone. As a phone I use the HTC S730, which supports UMTS and the quicker HSDPA. Now I want to access the Internet from my Qtek 9000 through the HTC S730, via Bluetooth.
The problem
On XDA-developers I posted this question.
But I found the answer myself, of course with the use of the forums on XDA-developers.
What is PAN and where is DUN?
PAN stands for Personal Area Network and is a way to access a network (eg. the Internet) via Bluetooth through a cellphone. Before PAN, there was DUN, or Dial-up Networking. This worked for analog lines, digital lines (ISDN) and also for GPRS and faster networks by suppling dial strings like *99#.
DUN has been disabled on Windows smartphones WM5 AKU 3 and WM6 phones (it can be enabled using the WM6_BT_DUN.cab hack. On the HTC S730 however it seems to be removed completed.
Some interesting readings:
Why did we remove Bluetooth DUN?
Dial-up Networking Via Bluetooth Under WM5 AKU3 / WM6: WORKING at last!! A MUST!!!
Another GREAT breakthrough in Windows Mobile networking: BT PAN server w/ MS BT stack.
In this last posting I actually found the solution:
External links ...
On XDA-developers I posted this question.
Quote: Hi there,
I want to use my HTC S730 as PAN access point with my HTC Universal as client. My HTC Universal runs WM6 (Crossbow) but doesn't support PAN client-side.
The PAN bluetooth service just doesn't appear. I also tried the 7.5 MB broadcomm bluetooth stack (UNIBT.CAB). When using the PAN wizard it doesn't find a bluetooth service. When adding it manually, it just doesn't do anything when connecting.
Does anyone has a solution for enabling clientside PAN on the Universal? Thanks!
I want to use my HTC S730 as PAN access point with my HTC Universal as client. My HTC Universal runs WM6 (Crossbow) but doesn't support PAN client-side.
The PAN bluetooth service just doesn't appear. I also tried the 7.5 MB broadcomm bluetooth stack (UNIBT.CAB). When using the PAN wizard it doesn't find a bluetooth service. When adding it manually, it just doesn't do anything when connecting.
Does anyone has a solution for enabling clientside PAN on the Universal? Thanks!
But I found the answer myself, of course with the use of the forums on XDA-developers.
What is PAN and where is DUN?
PAN stands for Personal Area Network and is a way to access a network (eg. the Internet) via Bluetooth through a cellphone. Before PAN, there was DUN, or Dial-up Networking. This worked for analog lines, digital lines (ISDN) and also for GPRS and faster networks by suppling dial strings like *99#.
DUN has been disabled on Windows smartphones WM5 AKU 3 and WM6 phones (it can be enabled using the WM6_BT_DUN.cab hack. On the HTC S730 however it seems to be removed completed.
Some interesting readings:
Why did we remove Bluetooth DUN?
Dial-up Networking Via Bluetooth Under WM5 AKU3 / WM6: WORKING at last!! A MUST!!!
Another GREAT breakthrough in Windows Mobile networking: BT PAN server w/ MS BT stack.
In this last posting I actually found the solution:
Quote: it can only be run on PPC PE and Smartphone devices
External links ...
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