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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 7:28 pm Post subject: Lost data connection...
OK this problem started out looking like a saimple loss of GPRS traffic which would come back all by itself (as it so often does) but it didn't. This evening after testing, I can't get any services (weather etc.) at all.
I have now tried to set everything up again and I can establish a Bluetooth connection OK, but I get errors saying that my TT cannot establish a data connection with the phone. Now this was working perfectly up until this morning - and nothing has changed to stop it working. Just turned everything on this morning, as usual, and nada!
Set up is
TT 530 (latest maps, latest app).
Nokia N95 8GB, on UK O2 with an unlimited data package.
The phone gets web data OK by itself, as evidenced by browsing the internet. The TT connects to the phone, but no data connection. I have checked my TT user account details and they are OK.
I tried the option of manually configuring, but did not know what the default settings were so just left it alone.
Has anyone managed to fix this sort of situation before - like I said, worked perfectly for weeks, this morning it just died. Or failing that, I'm quite happy to be directed to a set up FAQ somewhere to see if there is a fix there.
Stil struggling with this - I can't seem to get a stable bluetooth pairing with the TT and N95.
It pairs OK but the can't get the data connection, when I pass on this and try to download the phonebook into the TT, it then says there is no phone connected.
I experienced a similar issue a year or so ago with my TT910. Following months of flawless performance, the issue started intermittently and would resolve after simultaneous reboots of the TT and phone. However, it gradually got worse to the point that it wouldn't work at all (though web via phone was fine).
Evenually I experiemented with my wife's phone, same SIM, and it worked okay so I replaced my own phone (same model of handset, same sim) and it's been fine ever since (though I'm now experiencing a different issue - see http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=76383). I still don't understand what went wrong with the old handset as it worked fine in every other respect but it did seem to cause the issue. Can only suggest you try with a different handset...
I've done similar. I'm currently runing the cheap £4.50 RDS TMC that I picked up a couple of weeks ago but up until then I experimented with various phones from the 'museum' that is my desk drawer. I found that an old cheapie nokia was by far the most stable but I would still get the dreaded 'could not establish a connection' red screen from time to time. I found a rest and turn off of the PAYG phone would fix it most times but I've never atually proved what causes it despite 2 years of experimentation.
FWIW the RDS TMC is a bit flakey sometimes at picking up its first fix and having the cables around is a bit messy but I don't miss shouting at the TT and going in the boot to reset the PAYG phone one little bit! _________________ Tom Tom GO 720
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