[max_wedge]

1. setup paired connection between pc and k800
2. go into network settings on pc and enable "bluetooth Network" (using the Bluetooth LAN Access Server Driver)
3. Bridge the local area network and the Bluetooth Network
4. In bluetooth settings go into properties of the K800 and tick "Network Access" (authorisation tab)
5. On the K800, in bluetooth settings/my devices, select the computer and "allways Allow".
6. then go into bluetooth settings on pc and attempt to start the PAN Network Access Point (this didn't work - it just kept trying to connect on the phone but wouldn't) - even though it doesn't work, it creates a data account with the name of your PC in the Data Account settings on the K800. Disconnect the PAN Network Access Point service
7. On the phone, go into internet profiles and create a new profile, using the new data account (the one with your computer's name on it). Set this profile as the default profile.
8. On the phone, go into the browser, the phone will auto connect to the computer and you will be browsing the Internet using the computer!

If you have a manual IP setup on your internet connection on the PC, this may not work. But if you get DHCP off your broadband router this should work for you too. (note this method works WITHOUT having to share your internet connection - that's why the two networks are bridged)

[Ninkul]

Method doesn't like to work in Vista.

It wont let me bridge my bluetooth adaptor with my Wireless since bluetooth isn't a "high speed network"

[max_wedge]

Ninkul, on 2007-07-31 22:08, said:

Method doesn't like to work in Vista.

It wont let me bridge my bluetooth adaptor with my Wireless since bluetooth isn't a "high speed network"

Hmm, that's a bugger. If you can't bridge, try sharing the internet?

[Ninkul]

Vista decided to not work and not let me share lol. <3 vista

2nd real trouble with vista. first was BSOD (accidentally installed XP Zone Alarm, whoops lol - fixed )

[Wally_Dog]

Do internet charges apply to the phone, or the computer though? Like, will Cingular bill me for using their internet, or will my ISP on my computer bill me?

[happykhan]

@ max_wedge

Any similar WORKING method available for K750???

[max_wedge]

happykhan, on 2007-08-03 16:47, said:

@ max_wedge

Any similar WORKING method available for K750???

Not similiar, but there is a working methodL
http://www.esato.com...t...565&start=0

@Wally_dog, when you use the bluetooth data acount, you are not using your carrier's network, so therefore there is no charge. The data traffic comes out of your computer internet provider plan.

[PedroPS]

Hi Max!

Good to see you around here too
=]

Nice topic! Good to see you sharing these knowledge with se-nse guyz to!




People, don't forget that this will only work with the Widcomm stack!!

follow the "how to" here http://forum.gsmhost...ad.php?t=342643 to get your BT adapter working with Widcomm Stack.
Be sure not to get any newer version than 5.1.1700... this version didn't worked for me
I'm using the 5.0.1.801... the patch works with this version too...
just follow the guide.

[max_wedge]

PedroPS, on 2007-08-17 08:28, said:

Hi Max!

Good to see you around here too
=]

Nice topic! Good to see you sharing these knowledge with se-nse guyz to!
People, don't forget that this will only work with the Widcomm stack!!

follow the "how to" here http://forum.gsmhost...ad.php?t=342643 to get your BT adapter working with Widcomm Stack.
Be sure not to get any newer version than 5.1.1700... this version didn't worked for me
I'm using the 5.0.1.801... the patch works with this version too...
just follow the guide.

My adapter has Belkin Software and it works fine. Maybe the belkin software is just a branded version of widcomm? I tried downloading widcomm but the links are dead. My belkin software doesn't allow to permanently allow connections to devices within PAN connections - so every time I use the PAN from my phone after logging into the system I have to re-authorise. It then okay until I log out.

[redguy]

Which version is your Belkin (Widcomm) software?

[pamneja]

Hey dudezzz ..can u plz write the setting required for k790i (to be connected to internet via bluetooth) in a better form .. i cant not understand what exactly has to be done in fone settings part.... where to put the PC ip address in fone and whats the PS/CS data and accounts i have to make... plz help me out .. i really wannna use net in my phone

[waleedhk]

pamneja, on 2007-09-28 01:18, said:

Hey dudezzz ..can u plz write the setting required for k790i (to be connected to internet via bluetooth) in a better form .. i cant not understand what exactly has to be done in fone settings part.... where to put the PC ip address in fone and whats the PS/CS data and accounts i have to make... plz help me out .. i really wannna use net in my phone

ooh i cant see it, its too small font size, please write in more larger font size

[Wally_Dog]

Is the bluetooth device my phone or a type of bluetooth "modem" that send the signal? Because I tried to install a Bluetooth softqare and it said I needed to plug in my bluetooth device... so I plugged in my phone with Bluetooth on and it didn't work >.<

[kevinarjun]

max_wedge, on 2007-07-31 14:19, said:

1. setup paired connection between pc and k800
2. go into network settings on pc and enable "bluetooth Network" (using the Bluetooth LAN Access Server Driver)
3. Bridge the local area network and the Bluetooth Network
4. In bluetooth settings go into properties of the K800 and tick "Network Access" (authorisation tab)
5. On the K800, in bluetooth settings/my devices, select the computer and "allways Allow".
6. then go into bluetooth settings on pc and attempt to start the PAN Network Access Point (this didn't work - it just kept trying to connect on the phone but wouldn't) - even though it doesn't work, it creates a data account with the name of your PC in the Data Account settings on the K800. Disconnect the PAN Network Access Point service
7. On the phone, go into internet profiles and create a new profile, using the new data account (the one with your computer's name on it). Set this profile as the default profile.
8. On the phone, go into the browser, the phone will auto connect to the computer and you will be browsing the Internet using the computer!

If you have a manual IP setup on your internet connection on the PC, this may not work. But if you get DHCP off your broadband router this should work for you too. (note this method works WITHOUT having to share your internet connection - that's why the two networks are bridged)

i did as you provided the steps but when trying to browse on mobile am getting this error "Connection failure,check settings.if problem persists please contact your operator for support"...please help...

[SnowiffiC]

waleedhk, on 2007-10-09 18:21, said:

ooh i cant see it, its too small font size, please write in more larger font size

[knk]

when i get my next phone(m600i or w950i) and set up my pan running off of my router through a usb bluetooth dongle ill write a guide and post it up here. reason im not going to post it yet is i dont actually have a phone to test its usage, theoretically i think i can get it to work but im pretty sure my k610 doesnt support pan. =[

it's just an asus wl500gp running a custom build of dd-wrt i made with bluetooth kernel modules, bluez and usb kernel modules also etc etc. along with a bunch of scripts. to get it going...should get phone in a week or so, a few weeks after that guide will prob be here ...if i dont run into any problems(unlikely)

at least this way u dont need ur computer on .

edit: on second thought does the k610 support pan

This post has been edited by knk: 26 October 2007 - 06:20 AM

[phillipsteak]

whenever i bridge the bluetooth network and the wireless network connection, the wireless connection always disconnects but whenever i get rid of the bridge it connects again. Help?

[hackers]

Is it works on W550?

[Toledo21]

How do you do this on a K850i?

[Flitz]

Is it possible on a K610 ?