My phone could not send MMS?
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Users questions: My cell phone brand is Motorola V3, with the card is China Unicom card (wishful pass), it also made a few months before the MMS with the picture, and now it only send text messages, multimedia messages with pictures and animation are Development can not, can only receive. Some time ago I sent MMS, which are made a bit before displaying the "can not send . "I used my friend's card (mobile card) into my phone send me your phone MMS, it can send my card into my friend's phone can send MMS, I do not know the day before yesterday I pressed the wrong which I place the phone, and now as soon as I send a picture of the MMS, the phone immediately shows " Can not send "message. It is valid and causes my phone into this, ask an experienced person. A lot to help solve this problem.
Experts answer: Hello! Suggest you look at the phone directly to restore factory settings invalid, I suggest you refer to the following V3 MMS settings 1. enter the main menu - Monternet - Web Settings - new entry (or you edit your existing entry) 2. Name: Unicom Net 3. Homepage: wap.uni-info.com.cn4. Service types: wap5. Proxy Server: 010.000.000.172 (this ah must be changed, or You absolutely can not go up) 5. Gateway: 010.000.000.1726. Port: 92017. Domain Name: blank 8. 2 The following types of services do not have to change 9. Timeout: 15 minutes 10. Dial-up connection: 11. User Name: wap12. Password: wap13. and then further down 14.GPRS Access point name: uniwap If you want to send MMS, then the above set up, have access to the information to set 1. Access to the information point of the top middle button (menu button) 2. Select Preferences 3. Multimedia information Set 4. to find the last one: server information: 5. here See more choice, choose any 6. Click the middle button, select edit 7. Services: Unicom MMS 8. Server: http: ** mmsc.myuni.com.cn9. Page set set name: go in and select appear in the Network Settings "Unicom network" 10. screen return Back to the server information at the completion on the line, according to the completed picture to return to the current server, select Unicom MMS.
Experts answer: Hello! Suggest you look at the phone directly to restore factory settings invalid, I suggest you refer to the following V3 MMS settings 1. enter the main menu - Monternet - Web Settings - new entry (or you edit your existing entry) 2. Name: Unicom Net 3. Homepage: wap.uni-info.com.cn4. Service types: wap5. Proxy Server: 010.000.000.172 (this ah must be changed, or You absolutely can not go up) 5. Gateway: 010.000.000.1726. Port: 92017. Domain Name: blank 8. 2 The following types of services do not have to change 9. Timeout: 15 minutes 10. Dial-up connection: 11. User Name: wap12. Password: wap13. and then further down 14.GPRS Access point name: uniwap If you want to send MMS, then the above set up, have access to the information to set 1. Access to the information point of the top middle button (menu button) 2. Select Preferences 3. Multimedia information Set 4. to find the last one: server information: 5. here See more choice, choose any 6. Click the middle button, select edit 7. Services: Unicom MMS 8. Server: http: ** mmsc.myuni.com.cn9. Page set set name: go in and select appear in the Network Settings "Unicom network" 10. screen return Back to the server information at the completion on the line, according to the completed picture to return to the current server, select Unicom MMS.
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