pdanet + bluetooth + macbook = internet?

[brada55306]

Can anyone give me detailed instructions on how to successfully connect PDANET to a bluetooth macbook. It is a Sprint Motorola Q device.

I tried everything on the forums, and it just attempts to connect and then disconnects. I am using version 1.80, no username, no password, and #777.

Thanks,

Brad

[BusySignal]

While I am not certain, I believe that PDANET does not work with Macs. A Mac-compatible modem client can be found here: http://www.mobile-stream.com/usbmodem_wm.html , but note that they have not yet updated their USB drivers for Leopard, but it should work with Bluetooth. They have a free trial.

[ach5103]

K this is assuming you have PDA net already installed on your Q and your verizon. Click the Bluetooth button on the top bar of you Mac> Open Bluetooth Preferences> Setup new device> after that go back and go to Configure under this menu. Choose your Q that you just added. Make sure "acess internet with phone's data plan" is checked then hit continue. The settings are as follows
username: "your phone number (includes area code)@vzw3g.com
ex: 5554441111@vzw3g.com
password is: vzw
phone number is: #777
modem script: Verizon Support (PC 5220)

hit cotinue then quit then try to connect and you should be good.

But there is a problem with it if your bandwidth usage drops to zero after like 90 secs it disconnects you. Anyone figure this one out?

[ach5103]

K this is assuming you have PDA net already installed on your Q and your verizon. Click the Bluetooth button on the top bar of you Mac> Open Bluetooth Preferences> Setup new device> after that go back and go to Configure under this menu. Choose your Q that you just added. Make sure "acess internet with phone's data plan" is checked then hit continue. The settings are as follows
username: "your phone number (includes area code)@vzw3g.com
ex: 5554441111@vzw3g.com
password is: vzw
phone number is: #777
modem script: Verizon Support (PC 5220)

hit cotinue then quit then try to connect and you should be good.

crap, didn't see the sprint part, should be close to what sprint users have to do...? ....right

But there is a problem with it if your bandwidth usage drops to zero after like 90 secs it disconnects you. Anyone figure this one out?

crap, didn't see the sprint part, should be close to what sprint users have to do...?