The Nokia Parallel 6030 does not have internet access

Nokia 6030GPRS settings (different from other Nokia) open: Settings Configuration Settings Personal configuration settings, which has an envelope logo (MMS), a spherical logo (GPRS, for Internet access), and a wrench logo (access point). Here are the detailed steps.

First, MMS settings.

1.Open: Envelope logo (), change the account name to "MMS" (you can also take the name arbitrarily).

Use Preferred Access Point: Cancel.

**Port: 80

Transmission mode: group data.

2.Transmission mode setting: Access point: CMWAP

Authentication Type: Common

Username, Password: (not filled).

**:Initiate.

3.To exit the interface of the envelope flag, select the left function key: Start (a very important step)OK!! Two. Internet settings.

1.Open: Spherical sign (this is GPRS, for surfing the Internet, if not, select "New" on the left function key to create one).

2.The account name is changed to "Monternet GPRS".

The home page is: http;.

Username, Password: (not filled).

Use Preferred Access Point: Cancel.

**Port: 80

Transmission mode: group data.

Transmission mode setting: Access point: CMWAP

Authentication Type: Common

**:Initiate.

4.To exit the interface of the envelope flag, select the left function key: Start (a very important step) Three: Exit to the interface of the wrench flag (access point), this regardless of it.

Four. Go back: Settings Configure settings.

Preset configuration settings, select "Personal Configuration".

Enable the pre-configuration in all applications and select "Start".

Preferred Access Point: (Whatever it is).

Fifth, you're done!

Troublesome! You call 10086 and ask the customer service to send you an access point, and just save it. I can't get on the Internet, so I directly complain to customer service, and it's very convenient to solve. Give it a try!

2. Why the earphones are normal but the earpiece is not normal is because the earphones and the earpiece are not the same circuit.

3. The earpiece and the speaker in the machine are basically the same chip, if there is no problem with the speaker, it should be said that there is no problem with the chip industry (the possibility of failure is relatively small).

4. The problem should appear in the filter circuit in the path from the chip to the earpiece, on the anti-static circuit, in which the electrostatic diode is more likely to be damaged, and the problem of capacitance, inductance and resistance is the problem after heating. So the best way is to re-repair one by one.

5. Please refer to the circuit diagram.

I've also encountered such problems, and I think there may be one of the following two problems on the circuit board of your mobile phone.

1. There is a problem with the circuit of the earpiece. (Did you get water in your phone?) It is possible that the handset line is open.

2. If there is a problem with the headphone jack, check the jack, there is a device in the jack to cut off the earpiece and link the earpiece.