Installing Reqwireless WebViewer

Reqwireless WebViewer is an HTML Web browser that works on a wide range of mobile Java devices. This document provides instructions for installing WebViewer on some of these devices.

If you need additional assistance, please see the support section of our Web site.

• Hitachi P300
• LG 5350
• Motorola A760, A830, T280i, T720, T722i, V300, V60i, V66i
• Motorola Accompli 008, 6288
• Motorola A388, A388c
• Motorola i50sx, i55sr, i58sr, i80s, i85s, i88s, i90c, i95cl, i730
• Nokia 3410, 3510i, 3520, 3530, 3560, 3595, 8910i
• Nokia 3100, 3300, 5100, 6100, 6108, 6200, 6220, 6610, 6650, 6800, 7210, 7250
• Nokia 3600, 3650, 6600, 7650, N-Gage
• Nokia 9200 Communicator series (9210, 9290, 9210i)
• RIM BlackBerry 5810, 5820, 6210, 6220, 6230, 6510, 6710, 6720, 6750, 7210, 7230, 7280
• Samsung SGH-C100, SGH-S100, SGH-S105, SGH-S200, SGH-S300, SGH-S307, SGH-X400, SPH-A500, SPH-A600, SPH-A620/VGA-1000, SPH-N400
• Sanyo 4900, 5300, 5400, 6400, 8100
• Sharp GX-i98, GX10i, GX12, GX13, GX20, GX22
• Siemens C55, M55, S55, SL55, SL56
• Sony Ericsson P800, P802, P900
• Sony Ericsson T610, T616, Z600

Hitachi P300

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.

LG 5350

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.

Motorola A760, A830, T280i, T720, T722i, V300, V60i, V66i

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.

Motorola Accompli 008, 6288

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, go to the Java menu, select Download, and then choose OTA. Select "Enter URL", press OK, and enter reqwireless.com as your OTA server.

Motorola A388, A388c

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Java menu (may also be labelled Games and Applications).
2. Select Download (may not be found on some devices).
3. Select Setup.
4. Select URL Profile Setup.
5. Choose an unused profile to edit.
6. For the "Profile Name", enter Reqwireless. For the "Host Name", enter reqwireless.com. Then press OK.
7. Select Done twice.
8. Select OTA (wireless) (may also be labelled Download).
9. Select Reqwireless as the OTA server and press OK.
10. Select WebViewer and then choose Download.

Motorola i50sx, i55sr, i58sr, i80s, i85s, i88s, i90c, i95cl, i730

To install WebViewer on a Motorola iDEN phone, you may use the Motorola iDEN Java Application Loader, which is only available to registered Motorola developers. WebViewer may be purchased and installed over-the-air from Nextel iDEN Update.

Nokia 3410, 3510i, 3520, 3530, 3560, 3595, 8910i

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.

Nokia 3100, 3300, 5100, 6100, 6108, 6200, 6220, 6610, 6650, 6800, 7210, 7250

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets. Alternatively, you can use the Nokia Application Installer from the Nokia PC Suite.

Nokia 3600, 3650, 6600, 7650, N-Gage

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets. Alternatively, you can send the WebViewer.jad and WebViewer.jar files to your phone by email, infrared, or Bluetooth. Once on the phone, open WebViewer.jad.

When using WebViewer with a GPRS connection, we recommend using an Internet access point rather than a WAP access point. With an Internet access point, you must specify 0.0.0.0 as your gateway IP address. In Tools -> Settings -> Connection -> Access points, create or edit an access point so that the "Access point name" refers to an Internet access point rather than a WAP access point, and set the "Gateway IP address" to 0.0.0.0. The access point name will vary depending on your carrier; here are some Internet access points that we know of:

Nokia 9200 Communicator series (9210, 9290, 9210i)

Step 1: Installing Java (usually this component is preinstalled)

1. Copy Java.SIS, located on the CD that came with your device at Software/Communicator/Device/Java.SIS, to your Communicator.
2. Select Install/Remove from the Control panel.
3. Choose "Install new" and choose the Java.SIS file now located on your Communicator.

Step 2: Installing MIDPUI

1. Login to http://www.forum.nokia.com.
2. On the right-hand vertical menu select Java->Tools and SDKs->MIDP.
3. Scroll down the page to the heading "MIDP Software for Nokia 9210 Communicator".
4. Download MIDP_beta_sw_for_9210.sis.
5. Copy MIDP_beta_sw_for_9210.SIS to your Communicator.
6. Select Install/Remove from the Control panel.
7. Choose "Install new" and choose the MIDP_beta_sw_for_9210.SIS file now located on your Communicator.

Step 3: Installing Reqwireless WebViewer

1. Copy WebViewer.jar and WebViewer.jad to your Communicator.
2. Run MIDPUI from the Extras menu.
3. Press the "Menu" button on the Communicator's keyboard.
4. Choose File->Install->File.
5. Select WebViewer.jad to install.

Step 4: Running Reqwireless WebViewer

1. Ensure the phone portion of the Communicator is turned on.
2. Select MIDPUI from the Extras Menu.
3. Run WebViewer.

RIM BlackBerry 5810, 5820, 6210, 6220, 6230, 6510, 6710, 6720, 6750, 7210, 7230, 7280

1. Download the BlackBerry version of WebViewer.
2. Extract the WebViewer-BlackBerry.zip file into a temporary location on your hard drive.
3. Start the RIM Desktop Manager that was provided with your RIM device.
4. Choose Application Loader.
5. Choose Add Available Optional Applications and browse to the location of the unzipped files.
6. Select the WebViewer.alx file to begin the installation.

Note: If you encounter the error message "No additional applications designed for your handheld were found", please click here. The BlackBerry section of our support FAQ documents many commonly-encountered installation and network connectivity issues.

Warning: Users with handheld code 3.6 and greater should take special care when configuring WebViewer's network connectivity parameters. Due to split pipe, WebViewer is permanently restricted to the first connection mode attempted, regardless if that attempt is successful or not.

By default, WebViewer is configured to connect using your BlackBerry Enterprise Server with Mobile Data Service (MDS). If you do not have a BlackBerry Enterprise Server with Mobile Data Service enabled, you may try connecting over WAP. When running WebViewer, select Settings and then Connection to choose the connection method. The WAP settings will vary depending on your mobile operator; here are some that we know of:

You can contact your mobile operator to obtain the WAP settings. In most cases, you can also obtain the settings from your device through the following steps:

1. From your BlackBerry's home screen, select the Options application.
2. Highlight the entry for Service Book and open it by clicking the trackwheel.
3. If there is an entry labelled "WAP Transport", highlight the entry, click the trackwheel, and select View. If there is no "WAP Transport" entry, you will need to contact your mobile operator to obtain your WAP settings.
4. Click the trackwheel and select Show HRT.
5. Click the trackwheel and select View.
6. If your device uses GPRS, there should be a line beginning with "APN:". The remaining text on that line is your GPRS APN that you will need to enter in WebViewer.
7. Obtain your WAP gateway IP address and port from the "IP/Ports:" entry. The WAP gateway IP address is composed of everything before the first colon (":"). The WAP gateway port is the number following the first colon. For example, if the "IP/Ports:" entry is "10.250.250.250:9201:8205", then your WAP gateway IP address is 10.250.250.250, and your WAP gateway port is 9201.

If you are using a BlackBerry Enterprise Server with Mobile Data Service enabled, then you do not need to enter the WAP settings. Also please note that connections over WAP are not supported on the BlackBerry 6510 and may not be available with all mobile operators.

Samsung SGH-C100, SGH-S100, SGH-S105, SGH-S200, SGH-S300, SGH-S307, SGH-X400, SPH-A500, SPH-A600, SPH-A620/VGA-1000, SPH-N400

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.

Sanyo 4900, 5300, 5400, 6400, 8100

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.

Sharp GX-i98, GX10i, GX12, GX13, GX20, GX22

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets.

Siemens C55, M55, S55, SL55, SL56

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets. Then make a new folder and save it there. Now you can start WebViewer by going to Menu/Surf&Fun/Name_of_the_folder.

Sony Ericsson P800, P802, P900

1. From your PC, download WebViewer.jar and save to a temporary location on your computer's hard drive.
2. Start synchronization of your P800/P802/P900 to your PC via USB (SyncStation), infrared, or Bluetooth.
3. Start Install Software from the PC Suite for P800/P900.
4. Browse to the location of WebViewer.jar and select it.
5. Confirm and select target drive for installation.

Alternatively, you may use any of the techniques described below in the Sony Ericsson T610 section.

Sony Ericsson T610, T616, Z600

To install WebViewer over-the-air to your phone, visit http://www.reqwireless.com/wap using your phone's WAP browser and select "WebViewer" from the list of MIDlets. Alternatively, you can send the WebViewer.jad and WebViewer.jar files to your phone by email, infrared, or Bluetooth. Once on the phone, open WebViewer.jad.