Web access-gprs 6233 - Subscribe to packet data

Trying to get my RX1950 to connect to the Internet using my Nokia 6233 and the IR port.
Contract is all fine as phone can browse web no problem, have checked and double checked PDA settings.
IR connection is established and phone says "Creating Connection" it then comes back with "Subscribe to Packet data first"
APN is "internet"
Username web password web
Extra dial string "+CGDCONT =1,"IP","internet"
Many thanks....

Thanks,I know the settings are normally sent through an SMS when the phone is first activated, but they weren't.
I've spoken to Vodafone twice and they have no settings for this particular phone, I guess it's too new. They've sent the ones for an X6 at least twice but they never arrive so presumably they're not right. I've also spent ages in the shop and they too have tried to send the settings from the Vodafone site, again at least twice and without success. All that arrives is a text with a PIN to save but the subsequent messages with the actual setting never turn up. The shop has also spoken to Vodafone who admit that they don't actually have any settings at all for this phone either available by sms or for manual entry.
I guess that means that at least for the time being the internet is a no go unless someone else has any ideas.

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