GPRS TRAFFIC MONITOR (SPECIAL VERSION) - Smartphone Software from clickapps.com

Keep track of GPRS/EDGE/3G usage on your Smartphone/Pocket PC. ***supports Today plug-in & screen rotation***

Before installing this Special Version, please first try the STANDARD VERSION 3.6 for Smartphone / STANDARD VERSION 1.2 for Pocket PC!

Some recent Windows Mobile 5/6/6.1 Smartphones/Pocket PC establish GPRS connection in a different way that standard version of Smartphone GPRS Traffic Monitor cannot monitor. The special version v3.51w for Smartphone and v1.11w for Pocket PC are especially built to target the issue.

Known supported Smartphones

QTEK 8500, i-mate SmartFlip, Dopod S300, Dopod 710, Orange SPV F600, Cingular 3125

HTC S310, Orange SPV C100, Dopod 310

HTC S620, T-Mobile Dash, T-Mobile MDA Mail, O2 Xda Cosmo, Dopod C720W, Dopod C720, Orange SPV E600

HTC S710, Vodafone VDA V, Orange SPV E650

Samsung BlackJack

Known supported Pocket PCs

HTC P3300, HTC P3350, Orange SPV M650, T-Mobile MDA Compact III, O2 Xda Orbit, Dopod P800W, Dopod P800, Dopod M700

Qtek 9100, I-mate K-JAM, T-Mobile MDA Vario, T-Mobile MDA, O2 XDA Mini S, Orange SPV M3000, Cingular 8125, Dopod 838, Vodafone VPA compact II (Modell WIZA200; ROM 3.8.2.2 GER 11/10/06; Windows Mobile 5.0)

HTC P4350 / Dopod C800 / Dopod C858 / Vodafone VPA compact IV

The special versions share the same registration with standard versions. If you purchased standard version before, you don't need to purchase again.

English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese languages available!

How to Use

Make sure your phone can access the Internet via GPRS.

Go to 'Start->Settings->Connections->GPRS', you will see things like "O2 Internet", "Orange GPRS", "Orange WAP" or "Cingular MMS" etc.
The Internet, GPRS and WAP ones are normally the connections you want to monitor.

Open the connections you want to monitor ("Menu/Edit" or simply press the "Action" key), make a note of their "Access Point"(e.g.Orangeinternet).

Launch Smartphone GPRS Traffic Monitor v3.51w for Smartphone / v1.11w for Pocket PC, go to "Options".

In "Monitor Connections", you will see items like "RndisFn", "RNDISFN1", "WWAN1" and "WWAN1-xxxxx-1" etc. The "WWAN1-xxxxx-1" ones are what we want to look at, where "xxxxx" should be the name of those "Access Point" (e.g. WWAN1-Orangeinternet-1) and corresponds to the connections in step 2. Simply select/check the ones you want to monitor and press "Done".

"RNDISFN1" is the ActiveSync connection established between your PC and the phone. It can also be monitored if you want.