Download the following files. You can get these from the Blackberry Website: link or click on the link below.

1. Combo Zip file conatining the following
   1. JDK (Required before the MDS server will run)
   2. Blackberry MDS server
   3. Blackberry 9530 simulator
2. Zip file containing Windows Mobile 6.1 simulator
   1. You will need to run either Activesync or Windows Mobile Device Center (Windows 7) to connect the Sim to the Internet
   2. Also remember to set the access to DMA in the Windows Mobile Device Center (Same setting under Activesync) Click on Connection settings and then select DMA from the drop down menu

Blackberry installation instructions.

• You need to install the JDK first
• Next install the MDS server. This is required for the Internet connection for the phone. It will also add a "Path" line to your Win 7 config file which points to the JDK (Java Development Kit) which is required to run the MDS and the Phone.
• Finally install the phone simulator

Running eveything.

• After completing the install above, you will need to reboot your PC
• Run the MDS server first. It will open a DOS screen where you will see the Apache server load and some other messages - if this does not load then there will be a problem with the path name to the JDK. See the bullet below to solve this problem. Hopefully you won't have to do this.
• The line is as follows (see picture below). You can access this in Windows 7 by going to the Control Panel, selecting System and then in the left panel select Advanced System Settings. Look near the bottom of the Advanced Panel and click on Environment Variables. Edit the Path in the System Variables to include the following line: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_12\bin;

• With the MDS server running all you need to is load the 9530 Storm simulator and you can configure it like a normal phone.

Final phase:

• Install our software from http://www.5o9inc.com/products/download/

Remember:

BLACKBERRY USERS: default browser filtering permissions must be set to allow before installing this application. To change your device settings:

1. Go to Settings > Options > Advanced Options > Applications (on some devices you may go directly to the Options icon)
2. Press the Menu key and select: Edit Default Permissions
3. Expand the Interactions category by highlighting it and then pressing the space bar
4. Scroll down to Browser Filtering and then press the space bar to set it to Allow
5. Press the ESC (Back Key) – “Save Changes” – Yes
6. Press the ESC (Back Key) four times to return to the home icons

Corporate Blackberry Users: If you are connected to a BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server) please check with your admin to verify that corporate settings for Browser Filtering are set to Allow. BES settings take priority over individual device settings. This is not an issue for BIS (Blackberry Internet Service) users.

Here's a screenshot of my desktop with everything running...