I. Introduction

In my first tutorial, you learned how to install a game over Bluetooth. Now, using Softick PPP we can not only transfer java games over Bluetooth, but also using and USB Cable or Infrared. This tutorial will teach you in a few short steps how to install java games on your Samsung D500 via USB Cable, Infrared or Bluetooth.
Only two programs needed for this tutorial which are as follow:

*    Softick PPP 2.21  [Download]
* Java Uploader     [Download]

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1) Open “My Network Places”

2) Click “View Network Connections”

3) Click “Create a new connection”

4) “Welcome to the new connection wizard” click next.

5) Click “set up an advanced connection” and next

6) Click “connect directly to another computer” and next

7) Click “Host” and next

Select the “Communication Port” that your Bluetooth is connected to and click next. You might have to play around with this later to make sure you selected the right com port.

9) Select the users who are allowed to connect. (ie Administrator, and or the name you are logged in with)

10) Click Finish.

11) Now when viewing network connections, under “Incoming”, right click the new connection you just created and select properties.

12) Under the general tab, make sure the following 2 check boxes are checked:
a) “Allow others to make private connections to my computer by tunneling through the internet or other network”.
b) “Show icon in notification area when connected”.

13) Also under the general tab, click properties and make sure port speed is set to 115200.

14) Under the Users tab, make sure that the “always allow connected devices such as palmtop computers to connect without providing a password.” box is checked.

15) Turn off all firewall programs. If using XP Service pack to firewall, go to control panel and turn off.

16) Go to your Bluetooth taskbar icon that should already be set up on your computer and select quick connect, Bluetooth serial port, and select your device. Obviously your phone’s Bluetooth should be turned on at this point. Your phone should ask you if you want to connect, select yes.

17) From the main screen of your phone, enter #*536963# and you should see on your screen “Serial JAVA others disable”

18) Press the “C” button on your phone to take you back to the main menu, then enter #*5737425#. Then select “PPP UP”, then select “Bluetooth. Now leave your phone in the current menu it is in for now.

19) You should then see a connection box appear in your taskbar that will say “Unauthenticated User” when you put your mouse over it. If it does not appear, then something is wrong and do not bother continuing with the following instructions.

20) Next on your computer, open the Java Uploader program (available here) and add the java game you want to send to your phone to the program.
Note, you should have the .jad and .jar files for the game in the same directory before you add it.

21) Once the java game is waiting in the Java Uploader program, go back to your phone and select “Serial Download”. You should see the clown in the box and the game being uploaded to your phone.

22) That’s all! You should have a new game on your phone. To upload more games, disconnect the “Unauthenticated User”
display on your taskbar, turn your phone off and on and start all over again from steps 16 to 21

1) plug USB Cable into PC

2) set phone too Java #*536963#

3) Plug the phone into the USB cable

4) Start SoftickPPP

5) Activeate SoftickPPP Make sure it detects your phone  (for more details or troubleshooting please check USB fuide for D500)

6) start JavaUploader

7) select your JAD

now #*5737425# select PPP UP then USB

9) then select - Serial Download

JavaUploader should show - Sending ” ————-” then Midlet Empty…then your phone progress bar should start loading too 100% and Java Game will Auto Boot or ERROR JAVA if the game is not compatable

To load multiple games just reload JavaUploader with another JAR/JAD then type #*5737425# (DO NOT CLICK PPP UP again or it will reboot phone) just select Serial Download

after your done type #*536961#

- (for more details or troubleshooting please check USB guide for D500)