Jim, I'm going through some old messages that I've had saved to reread and
think about, and yours was one of them.
I notice you use the BrailleNote and Talks with your cell phone. I'm
curious what company you go through, if as it sounds, you're in the U.S. I
can use my phone with the BrailleNote, and love it, but my 6800 isn't what
I'd need for Talks. I'm with AT&T Wireless which of course has been bought
by Cingular, and I'm thinking that if I get a new phone, they may make me
switch to the regular Cingular type of plan, and from what I've heard from
several people, the BN won't connect to the net via Cingular. So I'm just
curious if by any chance you use Cingular, and if so, how you made the
connection work.
Thanks.
Peggy
At 02:59 AM 11/4/2004, you wrote:
I use a Nokia 6600 with Talks software in conjunction with the BrailleNote
to send and receive e-mail.
Your modem on the BrailleNote should be set to: "Infra Red, Hayes
Compatible", and not just "Infra Red". I think you cycle round the
different modems with space bar dots three-four. When you get your
phone, you go to menu number 15, and press the joystick down three times
until you get to: "Connect to a modem". Then it is just a matter of
aligning the phone with the infra red port on the left-hand side of the
BrailleNote.
I hope this helps. Please feel free to contact me off list if you want
clarification of this rather sketchy description.
Warm regards,
Jim Taylor.
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