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ajuna
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hiya all, i have great trouble in connecting my visor dlx to the net via ir link to ir compatible phones can anyone tell me what i am doingwrong?????????

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MarkEagle
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Out of the box, the VDx can't communicate through IR to a phone. You'll need a 3rd party app like IrLink.

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Benm
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or BeamSync

Or better still, use BeamSync which is freeware from http://www.tt.rim.or.jp/~tatsushi/bsync10b2.zip
You also need a couple of files from Palm's IRenhance..check the readme for more info.
I use this setup with my VDX and Motorola Timeport L7089. Works a treat.

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LMidnight
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Ajuna,

Check out this link.

It may help.

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Clovis
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I've noticed that the distance between the IR port of the phone and Visor is critical in establishing a connection. I've done some experimenting with my Nokia 8290 and it seems that one stylus length works best. Anything less than that, doesn't seem to establish a connection between the devices. The exception, of course, is if you butt up the two device's IR ports against each other. In general, I would go with no less than one stylus length and no greater than one foot. Good luck.

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