Bluetooth woes. - Treo Forums

Unpilot · 09-14-2005, 08:29 AM

Hello all new treo 650 owner and forum member here. I am having a spot of trouble with my treo 650. I am using sprint as my carrier and have done the 1.12 update. My problem is I cant get DUN to work. I am trying to use it with a Dell Inspiron 9300..(great laptop by the way!) What happens is I keep getting a connection failed message. Now what I have found is my Treo is a lot like my 9 year old son. I have to ask it to do something many time before it actually does them. Versa mail for instance. If I just keep asking it will eventually get and send my email...but I have to ask many times.

Ok I digress...but I thought maybe that is the problem with DUN So I tried for several hours last night...I actually got it to connect then I got a error 633....got past that somehow and then got an error 692 saying the modem was not working.

Hmm seems I have asked several questions here....the big one is has anyone got DUN working with a treo 650 from sprint...and if so how did you do it?

Thanks all!

alex_mathews · 09-14-2005, 08:52 AM

The following webpage have some information about resolving a 692 error from DUN.

http://www.modemsite.com/56k/duns692.asp

All DUN errors:
http://www.modemsite.com/56k/dunserror.asp

Unpilot · 09-14-2005, 09:06 AM

Thanks I have looked at that stuff and while I certainly dont rule any of it out...it seems more for an internal hardware modem. My understanding is that using the treo 650 as a modem is not the same. I will be using the treo over a bluetooth connection. It is a problem with either a handshake or some silly setting I imagine.....but then what the hell do I know!

alex_mathews · 09-14-2005, 09:08 AM

If the Treo and your PC are paired correctly then I would expect that the links I provided could be useful. If you believe there is a problem with the pairing, you should probably start from scratch. Something else people have reported to cause issues is when hotsync is configured for Bluetooth hotsync.

Unpilot · 09-14-2005, 09:50 AM

I wonder should the modem show up as a bluetooth modem in windows xp? I see only a standard 36k modem. Here is what happens..I have the devices paired I click on the dial up networking icon My treo lights up and I get the connection sound and a message on the treo that a connection is in progress. Then a dialoge box on the laptop pos up saying ...opening port...then dialing #777....then after a bit I get the error 692 message.

Not sure if this is related but #777 is the number to dial right? Cause if I dial that number from the dial pad on the treo I get a message saying the number or code I dialed is incorrect.

alex_mathews · 09-14-2005, 10:46 AM

The following is a PDF document with instructions, but I believe it was created back when a hack was needed to enable DUN. So, I'm not sure if all of it is applicapable.

http://discussion.treocentral.com/at...achmentid=5636

Unpilot · 09-17-2005, 09:23 AM

Most of the infor for error 692 deal with the modem being not coneccted right ....or having a hardware error. Since the treo is the modem does that mean that it is defective? I am on my third treo 650...first one died second boothtooth was inop.....so I hate to think that is the case. Also if the modem...wich is just the phone...is not working then I should not be able to use it as a phone.

I have to belive it is some software setting on the Laptop...or treo.

alex_mathews · 09-17-2005, 10:28 AM

You can try PdaNet to see if that is able to connect properly instead of the built-in Windows DUN.

Unpilot · 09-18-2005, 10:06 AM

Well I downloaded PDAnet...and it still has problems with bluetooth.....but works like a charm thru the usb cable....so as far as I am concerned that is good enough! I plan on buying pdanet and sticking with it.

alex_mathews · 09-19-2005, 08:59 AM

Glad you found a solution, even though it's not free. From what I've read, using a USB connection is faster than using Bluetooth.