Connecting an HP IPAQ 4150 to a XDAIs via bluetooth

[radavis]

Is it possible?

I have an XDAIIs that I want to connect to my 4150 via bluetooth for traffic. O2 have told me that it is not possible. Their only suggestion is for me to load TomTom onto my XDA and use the internal GPRS connection. I can't do that as I have already installed TomTom onto 2 PDAs in the last few months. My original IPAQ and a new 4150.

Is there anybody out there who has done this??

Thanks

[lbendlin]

It should be possible, although it is very unusual. Let me test with an iPAQ 3970 and 6315

OK - you need to enable the "Dial up Networking server" service on your XDA, and then from the other machine , dial the appropriate GPRS number plus all the nitty gritty details for the APN etc.

Tricky but possible.
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[Crocodile]

If you install Tom Tom on the XDA & then provide Tom Tom support with the activation request code, the original software key & a copy of whatever paperwork you have showing that you now own an XDA, they should provide a fresh activation key.

At least, that's what they've implied they will do for me - strangely in reverse. I've already installed on an XDA2s & now need to kill that install in favour of a standard PDA!

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