Ericsson R320S - Page 102

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102 Using the WAP™ Browser
To set the download timeout
1. Scroll to
WAP Services , YES, WAP Settings , YES.
2. Scroll to the WAP profile whose download timeout you want to edit and
press
YES.
3. Select
Response Timer , enter how many seconds you want the download to
continue before it stops and press
YES.
When you choose which access type to use when you are browsing, you tell
your phone and a WAP gateway how they should connect to each other.
There are two ways in which this connection can be established: either via a
GSM Data connection or via SMS (Short Message Service). The speed and
cost of the WAP service depends on which access type you use. For more
details regarding price and accessibility, please contact your local service
provider or telecommunications operator.
Some network subscriptions allow you to use both a GSM Data connection
and SMS when browsing. In this case you can choose to be asked which
access type you want to use, each time you start the browser. If you can use
only one access type, we recommend that you set this as your preferred access
type.
To set a preferred access type for a WAP profile
1. Scroll to
WAP Services , YES, WAP Settings , YES.
2. Scroll to the WAP profile whose access type you want to edit. Press
YES.
3. Scroll to
Access Type , YES, Always ask, YES.
Ifyouwanttobeaskedwhichaccesstypetouseeachtimeyoustartthe
browser, select On. Otherwise select Off.
4. Press
YES.
5. Select either
GSM Data or SMS to be the access type you want to use with this
WAP p rofile.
Setting up a GSM Data Connection
1. Scroll to
WAP Services , YES, WAP Settings , YES.
2. Scroll to the WAP profile for which you want to use a GSM Data
Connection and press
YES.
3. Scroll to
Gateway , YES, User ID , YES
4. Enter the User ID to your gateway and press YES.
5. Scroll to
Password and press YES.
6. Enter the Password to your gateway and press
YES.
7. Scroll to
GSM Data addr. and press YES.
Choosing Which Access Type to Use When Browsing