The following are the settings that I am useing for my TK102 with gpsgate

First off register with GPSGATE I used the Buddy tracker as this is for personal use

There are plenty of guides on how to setup gpsgate

I am using an asdamobile sim here in the UK.

One thing I have found with the TK102 it will not allow you to set a password of password this is quite crucial if you are trying to use an o2 sim.

I am going to assume that you have activated the sim and called asda mobile on 2732 and asked them to enable mms and internet.

so lets start to program the unit

All of the programming is done via text message so you will need to have another phone to send the txt message from and also the unit will respond via txt message.

following are a list of commands that you will need to issue to set the unit up to function with GPSGATE

I am assuming that the password is @ default of 123456 and you are in the uk with an asdamobile sim

All of the following commands should be sent 1 line per txt

begin123456
imei123456
time zone 123456 -08
adminip123456 69.10.131.178 30176
apn123456 asdamobiles.co.uk
up123456 web web
t030s**n123456

That should be it !!!.

You will notice the second command is asking for the imei you will need this number to enter into GPSGATE

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ASDA Mobile SMS Centre +447785014315
ASDA Mobile MMS Centre http://mms.asdamobiles.co.uk/servlets/mms

ASDA Mobile GPRS Settings (WAP):

Homepage: www.asdamobile.com/wap
APN Name: ASDA Mobile
APN Address: asdamobiles.co.uk
Gateway IP address: 212.183.137.12
Username: wap
Password: wap
Session Type: GPRS
Authentication: Normal
Security: Off
Port Number: 8799 WAP2.0, 9201 WAP1.x

ASDA Mobile GPRS settings (Web):

Homepage: www.asdamobile.com/wap
APN Name: ASDA Mobile
APN Address: asdamobiles.co.uk
Gateway IP address: N/A
Username: web
Password: web
Session Type: GPRS
Authentication: Normal
Security: Off
Port Number: N/A

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It looks like TiVo’s freshly minted Premiere hardware will soon be setting sail eastwards as The Daily Telegraph is reporting Virgin Media’s next generation set-top box will be built around it. Loyal readers of Engadget HD will already be aware that TiVo and Virgin hooked up last November and this latest news relates to the first hardware to be spawned from that relationship. According to TiVo CEO Tom Rogers, the Premiere will “heavily inspire the development work” going into Virgin’s next TV appendage, which may or may not mean that the cable company will simply rebadge the well-received new boxes. What’s assured though is much greater integration with online content, with search linking you out to Amazon, BBC’s iPlayer, YouTube or good old standard broadcast channels.

TiVo returning to the UK thanks to partnership with Virgin Media originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:01:00 EST.

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Google has been sued today by Harvard Law School student Eva S. Hibnick, who has started a class-action lawsuit against the search giant “on behalf of Gmail users,” claiming that the new Buzz social networking service is a breach of user privacy.

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