Go to Settings - Phone Settings - General - Personalization - Standby - Active Standby

Change it to Off.

Glad you found what you wanted.

Hmm... Have you installed Nokia PC Sync?

I thought it has maps of Central, Northern and Southern states?

I guessed I must have mixed up the both of them.

No it isn't.

It's reliant on the 24 satellites that orbit the earth.

For more in-depth information about GPS, do read it up in WiKi.

Someone actually got MapKing to work on the N95.

Not sure if it can be used on the 6110 Navigator.

Sadly, no cradle is bundled.

But I haven't heard of a break-in case because of a cradle.

SmartTag, yes but no the cradle.

A lot of drivers use the cradle just to place their normal mobile phone.

No. The 6110 Navigator comes pre-installed with 2 softwares for mapping purposes, NAVFone and Route66.

Yes you need the PUK2 code to deactivate it.

The 6110 Navigator, together with N95 are FP1 powered phones, and thus there's this restriction out of the box.

Just key in the PUK2 code and you can use your data services as normal, and enjoy HSDPA speeds.

N73 is not FP1 powered.

You'll have to obtain the PUK code from your telco.

I purposely called up maxis to get it.


As good if not better than the E65.

Not sure mate.

After using phones for so many years, this is the 1st time I require the PUK2 code.

Shortcut button to activate Route66 navigation software.

Should be around RM 1,6xx for Avaxx set.

GPS is much better than the N95.

I think there is such a mode for walking, but I've never tried it before.

Go to Menu - Settings - Phone Settings - Connection - APN Control

Restrictions is active by default.

To deactivate it you need the PIN2 code which can be obtained by calling your telco.

Maybe you want to consider buying the Klang Valley Map in book form, sold in major book stores like MPH and popular.


Sadly, you can't do so at the moment.

Nokia Maps are by far the most complete map for Nokia phones at the moment.

I heard MapKing may be available for Nokia phones soon.

But let's keep our fingers crossed.

Very possible. That's why people always complaint that their data charges suddenly went rocket high.


I don't use a pouch with it. Just put it in my pocket.

But I don't mind getting a leather pouch if it's available.



This post has been edited by sonyclie77: Jul 9 2007, 01:49 AM

Thread created by TuanKing merged into thread of the same topic.

Sabah / Sarawak's maps are not available for Nokia phones at the moment.

For PG's maps, get the Smart2Go and Nokia Maps combo.

I would like to remind all that GPS for S60 phones like the 6110 Navigator and N95 are still very much in its infancy stage, due to the limited support in development of maps.

For those who want to use GPS heavily, it's recommended that you get a dedicated GPS device like the Garmin Nuvi series.

A WM5/6 powered PDA phone with a built in GPSr or paired with a BT GPSr is quite a good combo.

If you're really into GPS, there's no doubt but to getting the Dopod D810 + Mapking/Malsingmaps combo.

Yeah the White 6110 Navigator is nice!

I'm using one.

I'm not sure why this is needed.

But FP1 phones like the N95 and the 6110 Navigator requires the PUK2 code to deactive it.


Mine can only last 1 day, but it's with heavy usage, and with BT on and occasional GPS.


I'm still continuously searching for a pouch for my 6110 Navigator. Will post here if I do find anything interesting.

DiGi does not have PUK2 code? That's strange.

So have you went to a Nokia Centre?

Somehow I failed to do so.

Strange, I can sync, just that when it comes to using MapLoader, it just won't respond.

No such luck mate.

I did a search at Low Yat the other day and no such pouches for the Navigator so far, save for the 3rd party ones in which the quality is not really up to standard.

You still cannot access the internet?

Maybe it's time for you to visit your nearest DiGi store.

The 6110 Navigator should come pre-installed with Route66 and also NAVFone.

That applies to Avaxx sets, not sure about AP sets though.

Can any AP set user shed some light on this?

Maploader allows you to select a map and upload it into your phone.

The video you saw, shows Malaysian roads?

I heard that Mapking is going to support maps for Symbian S60 soon, but not sure when the exact date would be.