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Nokia Series 60: Setting up WAP


Series 60 handsets include the Nokia 6630, Nokia 6680, Nokia N70, Nokia 5800, Nokia N96, Nokia N97, Nokia 3250, Nokia 7650, Nokia 3650, Nokia 6600 , Siemens SX1, Nokia 3250, Nokia 3230, Nokia 6260,Nokia 7610, Panasonic x700, Sendo X and the Nokia N-gage

Series 60 handsets come with a built-in WAP browser ('Services" from the main menu). This page provides details of how to get access to WAP content on the move with your handset. For help with email, see our Series 60 WAP page.


WAP on a Nokia
The Nokia Series 60 Wap browser
Online banking over WAP
Banking on the move

Setting up O2 WAP on a Series 60 handset

o2 SIMThis page gives information on how to set up your phone for WAP access with UK mobile phone operator O2 online o2 offers up to 1000 free SMS messages and an inclusive GPRS WAP allowance. We have settings for other UK network operators on our WAP page.


To get WAP access, you need the following:

  1. An O2 SIM card (which gives you free text messages and a WAP allowance)
  2. A Series 60 handset and the built-in Wap browser ('Services' from the main menu)

You need to decide whether you're going to connect using a dial-up service, or GPRS. All WAP handsets can cope with dial-up, and o2 online allow an amount of free dial-up WAP access with their tariffs. GPRS offers an always-on connection, and you're charged for the amount you download, not the length of time you're online. For details of GPRS, see our GPRS page.

To set up o2 WAP access, do the following:

  • Go to the "Services" application
  • Select Options | Settings | Default Access Point
  • Select Options | New Access Point | Use default settings
  • Enter the settings from the following table
  • Press 'Back' when complete. To access WAP, go to the 'Services' application and go to a WAP site. o2's homepage is http://wap.o2.co.uk/

Field Dial-up connection GPRS connection
Connection name o2 o2
Data bearer GSM data GPRS
Dial-up number +447712927927 -
Access point name - wap.o2.co.uk (Contract)
payandgo.o2.co.uk (PAYG)
User name o2wap o2wap
Prompt password No No
Password password password
Authentication Normal Normal
Gateway IP address 193.113.200.195 193.113.200.195
Data call type ISDN v.110 -
Maximum data speed 9600 -

Network settings 1 Network settings 2
Setting up WAP

Note that WAP setup on the Nokia 6600 is slightly different - see our 6600 WAP setup guide.

For more on o2 WAP, see our o2 WAP page.

For a list of WAP settings for other UK mobile phone operators, see our WAP page

Using WAP

WAP on GoogleTo use the WAP browser on your Series 60 handset, do the following:

  • From the Series 60 main menu, select "Services"
  • Assuming that you don't have any WAP bookmarks set up, let's set up Google's WAP page as a bookmark and navigate to it
  • To go to Google, press 'Options', select 'Bookmark manager > Add bookmark
  • Enter 'Google' as the name', and the address of 'http://www.google.com/'. Set the access point as 'default' and leave username & password blank. Press 'Back' to save.
  • Now, move to the Google bookmark, and press 'Options > Download'

Assuming you've set up your WAP settings correctly, you should be prompted to connect and access Google's search page over WAP

Problems connecting

If you're having problems connecting to WAP, try the following advice:

  • In order to use WAP, you must have data services enabled on your account. If you can't connect, contact your network operator (e.g. o2, Orange, Vodafone or T-Mobile), and ask them to ensure that your SIM card is 'data-enabled'.
  • If trying to connect via GPRS, note that this is a different service to standard dial-up WAP access. Again, contact your network operator to ensure GPRS is enabled on your account.
  • Still having problems? Double-check your settings are 100% correct. The UK settings for the main network operators can be found on our WAP page. Alternatively, try getting the settings sent to your handset using the Nokia Configurator.
  • If you're still having problems, best bet is to ask in our forum with details of handset type and error messages. Alternatively, contact your network operator for help.

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