On your Qtek, tap Start -> Settings -> Connections -> Connections.
Create a new connection called MMS
Create a new modem MMS under Connection MMS.
Select a modem: Cellular Line (GPRS) and tap Next.
Access Point: MMS
Tap finished and you are done.
For EWAP, the only difference is access point name. It can be waselewap or ewap, as applicable.
username and password for MMS is mms, for EWAP it is ewap.
Next, you must install and configure EzWAP 2.5.
Tap Tools -> Options menu, type configuration information as follows:
EWAP Settings:
General tab:
Connection EWAP, check "Connect Automatically", rest leave default.
Connections Tab:
Connection type gateway, address 10.12.0.32 port 9201, uncheck connectionless gateway, rest leave default.
Push Tab:
Uncheck enable push, leave rest of the settings default. Your Ewap settings are finished.
Connection MMS, check "Connect Automatically", rest leave default.
Connections Tab:
Connection type gateway, address 10.12.0.30 port 9201, uncheck connectionless gateway, rest leave default.
Message server http://mms/servlets/mms, sender address type phone number, Sender address your phone number in international format.
Check enable push, Connection Type address 10.12.0.30 port 9201, uncheck connectionless gateway and uncheck WTLS secured connection.
Message Expiry Max, Check delivery report, uncheck read report and hide sender.
Tap OK and you are done.
Sending MMS using EzWAP2.5 is not very reliable though. But it eventually works after some attempts. I have observed that if you configure both EWAP and MMS on EzWAP, and switch between the connections to send MMS and browse WAP, the settings sometimes get mixed up. Every time you switch connection make sure that the required settings are in place.
Stefan's kitchen allows to include Arcsoft MMS composer, which works really well.
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