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Aug 27 2004, 10:44 PM
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I was shaky on clicking on this topic, but hopefully no wifi problems with this beauty.
The unit is so much smaller compared to my older toshiba e800.....
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Aug 28 2004, 03:29 PM
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Sweet, hopefully battery life is good unlike the mpx200 that the generic rom is probably making the battery die ultra fast......
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Aug 29 2004, 12:30 AM
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That's just awesome, 14 hours only down to 70%!! I can't wait until it arrives in the mail next week!
That 3600mah battery might not be needed, and plus it adds bulk to the back I believe, like a buldge.
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Aug 29 2004, 01:28 PM
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I have had 2 successes and one failure on the Wi-Fi arena. Successfully connected to:
Home network running a Microsoft 802.11G router.
The in-laws running a Netgear 802.11G router.
Unsuccessful was connecting to the work network (I also could not connect with the Toshiba e805 by the way) which is running mostly Linksys access points.
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Sep 5 2004, 05:23 AM
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Tested with three wireless router
neighbor # 1 using Gemtek wireless AP -connected successfully
neighbor # 2 using Netgear AP -connected successfully
at home using Linksys WAP54G - can't connect, tried all possible router configuartion it can see the router but it won't connect
any one else is having problem connecting h6315 to linksys WAP?
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Sep 5 2004, 08:10 PM
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Yes the firmware is up to date v2.7
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Sep 20 2004, 09:33 PM
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Mines connect amazingly to the Microsoft MN500 router <---------OWNAGE, never a problem.
Wished it had a built in 802.11g on that h6315, maybe a h6360 model will have it or something.
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Sep 21 2004, 11:54 AM
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For those of you with the new T-Mo plan that have unlimited hotspots, etc..
I found out recently that when you try to log in and it asks for your "User Name" it does not want the username you set up with your T-Mo account.. it wants your mobile number. And again, whrn it asks for your "Ppassword" ..well it does not want the password you established with T-Mo for your account.. it wants the last 4 of your SSN.
I had to call HotSpots customer service 3 times to get the right answer. I got a different answer each time and the 3rd time it worked.
I had suggested to them that they consider changing their login to ask for "Mobile NUmber" and "Last 4 SSN" ..but they were like, "Yeah, whatever." So, I imagine it won't change.
Anyhow, I thought I'd pas this on to thoe of you that might findyourself near a Starbucks sometime :wink:
FYI, the Wi-Fi connection through HotSpots is MUCH faster than the GPRS connection.
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Sep 25 2004, 11:12 PM
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There are tons of open wifi access points, why bother with extra $19.99 month for hotspots.
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Sep 26 2004, 01:17 AM
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It comes "free" ..included in their "mail minutes & more" plan. Unlimited T-Mo hotspots, which includes all Starbucks locations.
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Sep 26 2004, 12:09 PM
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Woah, $79.99 for all that. Too rich for my blood, lol.
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Nov 4 2004, 05:17 PM
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My company specializes in installing wireless internet systems in Thailand. We have installed about 70 Linksys WAP54G units in one building (4 per floor). The system works fine with laptops, but with the iPAQ 6315 it seems hit and miss. Some APs work, others do not. The unit almost always seems to receive an IP address, but can only ping the gateway some times. The General Manager of the building and I both have units, and both have the same problem. His used to work fine at all points, but then stopped working on many APs. Have tried with firmware upgraded, and without, restarting AP, soft resetting device, fixing IP, and nothing works. The APs are connected to Cisco 2950 switches, which run to a core Cisco 3550 and then to a Cisco BBSM and finally out to a Cisco 1721 Router. Any help would be very much appreciated :?
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Nov 6 2004, 01:17 AM
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I think that it is a hardware problem in the individual PDA's myself. I had one a couple of months ago that would occasionally connect to my homa AP, and would usually connect to my work AP. I had to trade it for another unit because the speaker on the backside went out. Now the one I have started out connecting to my home and work AP's most of the time, but now it won't connect to any AP anywhere! It always sees them and with 3rd party software, it can display all the information I ever wanted to know about the AP's in range, but it just can't connect to them. I use GPRS most of the time, but I would sure like to have the Wi-Fi working! It would be handy at home with remote-controller programs. I may be in for another trade in warranty.
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