obviously your COM port can be another one.
If you simply closed the emulator and saved the session, then do this:
- start the Cellular Emulator
- start Windows Mobile Emulator
- answer Yes to the question:
obviously your COM port can be another one.
Click on Start, then choose
Settings,
choose Connections folder,
choose Connections icon,
Now, tap on Add a new modem connection item,
write down a name for the connection (I used Basic4PPC), then choose Cellular Line (GPRS).Click on Next.
Warning, because there is a similar item, without the (GPRS).
In Access point name text field leave blank, then click on Next.
Leave all fields blank, click on Finish.
You'll see again the Settings window. You can close it.
Now, you'll test the connection. In Windows Mobile Emulator, tap on Internet Explorer,
After a while, you'll see a search bar.
Write down something (I write: Basic4PPC), then click the Search button.
In Cellular Emulator, Network Tab, Data Channels section, you'll see some activity in Received Data and Send Data. This means that all is ok.
This is the result of the search on Bing mobile.
From Cellular Emulator, you can always switch from 2G network to 3G network data transfer, simply clicking in Network tab Switch to 2G or Switch to 3G buttons.
Now you can test your application and see how it works with SMS, calls, data connections.
Windows Mobile Emulator: configuring data connections using GPRS
Linear Mode
