I've got a Sendo X on Vodafone, and there is a P1 next to the signal strength indicator, also sometimes there is a letter G with a square round it. I've had a quick check of the manual but can't see what they mean?
Cany anybody shed some light on these? The curiosity is killing me.
JohnC86 wrote:I've got a Sendo X on Vodafone, and there is a P1 next to the signal strength indicator, also sometimes there is a letter G with a square round it. I've had a quick check of the manual but can't see what they mean?Cany anybody shed some light on these? The curiosity is killing me.
P1 is the profile you're using (general)
G means GPRS is active
Excellent! Thanking you!
What's the symbol between the Pn and the signal strength meter? I know I'm gonna feel such a fool when I know the answer, but I just can't figure it out. It looks a bit like a letter Y with a line cross the top.
Nikyzf wrote:What's the symbol between the Pn and the signal strength meter? I know I'm gonna feel such a fool when I know the answer, but I just can't figure it out. It looks a bit like a letter Y with a line cross the top.
When you're using GPRS it swaps to the G (with a box when GPRS is connected). When GPRS is turned off, you get the "normal" network aerial.
stuclark wrote:It just means signal. (it's an aerial symbol)When you're using GPRS it swaps to the G (with a box when GPRS is connected). When GPRS is turned off, you get the "normal" network aerial.
Ta. A bit pointless then?
Nikyzf wrote:Ta. A bit pointless then?
stuclark wrote:Helpful to know that GPRS *isn't* active
The absence of a 'G' would do that, but thanks.
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Nikyzf wrote:The absence of a 'G' would do that, but thanks.
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