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BLUETOOTH USER GUIDE Document Number: 15717(1.0.0.0) Date of Last Revision: October 14, 2008 Copyright © 1998 – 2008 Two Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America
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REGULATORY NOTICES (PENDING) FCC PART 15 CLASS A This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC ID: RYJJETTXL Two Technologies Incorporated 419 Sargon Way, Horsham, PA 19044 Phone: 215.441.5305
FCC SECTION 15.21 Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by Two Technologies may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications Le présent appareil numerique n’émet pas de bruits radioélectrique dépassant les limites applicables aux appareils numériques de la class A préscrites dans le Règlement sur le brouillage radioélectrique édicté par le Ministère des Communications du Canada.
SAFETY AND USAGE TIPS HYDRUS and JETT•XL/eye units with the Bluetooth option contain a wireless radio transmitter and receiver. When in operation, the device communicates with other Bluetooth-enabled devices by receiving and transmitting radio frequency (RF) magnetic fields in the frequency range 2400 to 2500 MHz.
RADIO FREQUENCY EXPOSURE The HYDRUS and JETT•XL/eye Bluetooth option is designed to be in compliance with the RF exposure limits set by national authorities and international health agencies when installed or used separately from other antennas or radio transmitters. Operation of this device excludes body-worn holsters, belt clips, or similar operating configurations, as described in the FCC filing.
DRIVING RF energy may affect some electronic systems in motor vehicles, such as car stereo, safety equipment, etc. Check with your vehicle manufacturer’s representative to be sure that your device will not affect the electronic system in your vehicle.
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Disable the wireless radio in your device before boarding any aircraft.
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To prevent interference with communications systems, do not enable wireless radio while the plane is in the air.
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Do not use the wireless radio on the ground without permission from the crew.
CONTENTS Chapter 1. OVERVIEW...................................................................................................................1-1
About this Manual ................................................................................................................................1-1 Related Documents ...........................................................................................................................1-1 About Two Technologies .....................................................................................................................1-1 About Bluetooth® ..................................................................................................................................1-2 Chapter 2. SETUP AND CONFIGURATION (INTEGRATED BLUETOOTH) .....................................................2-1
Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................2-1 Before You Start.................................................................................................................................2-1 Bluetooth Icon....................................................................................................................................2-1 Bluetooth Control Center .................................................................................................................2-2 Enabling and Disabling the Bluetooth Transmitter..........................................................................2-3 Enable the Bluetooth Transmitter ...................................................................................................2-3 Disable the Bluetooth transmitter ...................................................................................................2-4 Making the unit Accessible ..................................................................................................................2-5 Configuring Bluetooth Services...........................................................................................................2-6 Configuring File Transfer Service ...................................................................................................2-6 Configuring Push Service...............................................................................................................2-10 Configuring Generic Serial Service...............................................................................................2-12 Chapter 3. BLUETOOTH CONNECTION MANAGER (INTEGRATED BLUETOOTH) .........................................3-1
Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................3-1 Accessing the Connection Manager....................................................................................................3-2 Generic Device Search ..........................................................................................................................3-3 Making an ActiveSync Connection.....................................................................................................3-5 File Transfers........................................................................................................................................3-10 Making a Connection for File Transfers.......................................................................................3-10 Changing the Local Folder.............................................................................................................3-12 Receiving Files .................................................................................................................................3-13 Sending a File...................................................................................................................................3-14 Creating a new folder .....................................................................................................................3-15 Deleting a file or folder...................................................................................................................3-16 Generic Serial Device Connectivity ..................................................................................................3-17 Establishing an LAP connection........................................................................................................3-19 Personal Area Networking ................................................................................................................3-22 Dial-up Networking............................................................................................................................3-24 Human Interface Device Connections..............................................................................................3-27 Business Card Exchanges...................................................................................................................3-29 Requesting a business card ............................................................................................................3-31 Sending Objects ...............................................................................................................................3-31 Exchanging Business Cards ...........................................................................................................3-32 Accessing My Bluetooth Favorites....................................................................................................3-33 Making a Connection......................................................................................................................3-33 Active Connections .........................................................................................................................3-34 Disconnecting an Existing Connection.........................................................................................3-34 Pairing Wizard.....................................................................................................................................3-35 Pairing the unit ................................................................................................................................3-35 Unpairing the unit...........................................................................................................................3-38 Chapter 4. USING BLUETOOTH ON A JETT•CE....................................................................................4-1
Before You Start.....................................................................................................................................4-1 Disabling/Enabling the Bluetooth Transmitter ................................................................................4-1
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Disabling the Bluetooth Transmitter ..............................................................................................4-2 Enabling the Bluetooth Transmitter................................................................................................4-2 Bluetooth Configuration.......................................................................................................................4-3 Discovering Bluetooth Devices ...........................................................................................................4-5 Making an ActiveSync Connection.....................................................................................................4-8 Bluetooth LAN Access........................................................................................................................4-12 OBEX File Transfer..............................................................................................................................4-13 Send a File ........................................................................................................................................4-13 Browsing a Remote Device ............................................................................................................4-15 OBEX File Sharing...........................................................................................................................4-22 INDEX ........................................................................................................................................... I-25
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ABOUT THIS MANUAL Intended as a companion guide to the JETT ® and HYDRUS™ Integration Guides, this document describes how to set up and use the Bluetooth option. On the JETT•ce, Bluetooth requires an optional Socket Communications module in the Auxiliary CF card slot. On all other JETT models and the HYDRUS, the Bluetooth option is integrated into the hardware. Because of differences in the way the option functions in different models, this manual is divided into separate chapters describing how to set up and use the Bluetooth functions: •
For JETT and HYDRUS models (other than the JETT•ce), see Chapters 2 and 3 for complete instructions.
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For the JETT•ce, see Chapter 4.
Unless otherwise stated, the operational characteristics described herein correspond to factory default configurations and settings as shipped from Two Technologies. Wherever used herein, the term “JETT” applies to all models (except as noted). It is beyond the scope of this manual to provide operating system tutorials or information about commercial or customized JETT application programs and connected equipment. This information should be available in the manuals that accompany those products.
RELATED DOCUMENTS Title
Document Number
JETT® Integration Guide
MAN0377
HYDRUS™ Integrator and Operator Guide
15654
ABOUT TWO TECHNOLOGIES Two Technologies has been designing and manufacturing customizable, rugged hand held computer and terminal products for industrial and commercial applications for over 20 years. With over 400 GEM partners, 4,000 customers and over a million products in the field, our computers and terminals can be found in a multitude of different applications: surveying and measurement, transportation and distribution, medical, manufacturing, hospitality, agriculture, security, government, gaming, and more.
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ABOUT BLUETOOTH® Bluetooth® is a worldwide standard for the wireless exchange of data between two devices. Typical uses of Bluetooth include: •
File Transfer
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Local Area Network access
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Object exchange (OBEX) between computers
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Serial port emulation
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File system synchronization
Bluetooth technology utilizes a radio link that operates in the unlicensed industrial scientific and medical (ISM) 2.4GHz band to transmit data at speeds up to 721 Kbps. The effective range between devices is dependent on class. The Class 2 devices used in Two Technologies’ hand held computers have a range of approximately 10 meters. NOTE:
Operating ranges and data rates stated herein are theoretical maximums. The actual range and rate may vary according to environmental conditions.
Bluetooth technology also employs a frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) scheme to make the connection robust and operate in a noisy radio frequency environment. FHSS works by hopping to a new frequency each time it transmits or receives a data packet (up to 1600 times per second) to avoid interference from other signals. When Bluetooth devices come within range of each other, they can form an ad hoc network. Each device can then perform a query to discover the available services of the other device. In order to connect and share services via Bluetooth wireless technology, two devices must support the same Bluetooth Profile(s) as well as opposite device roles (i.e., one must be the master, and the other must be the slave). Bluetooth-enabled devices often support multiple profiles, and if involved in multiple connections, can perform different device roles simultaneously. To provide security, each link is encoded and protected against eavesdropping and interference. Bluetooth devices can also request the entry of a matching passkey or Personal Identification Number (PIN) to enable access to its services.
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SETUP AND CONFIGURATION (INTEGRATED BLUETOOTH)
INTRODUCTION This chapter discusses how to: •
Enable and disable the Bluetooth® transmitter
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Make the unit accessible
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Configure Bluetooth services
The information in this chapter applies to the HYDRUS and JETT models (other than the JETT•ce) with integrated Bluetooth.
BEFORE YOU START Before you start, make sure that you enable the Bluetooth device you wish to connect to the JETT, and set it to discoverable mode. You may also need to configure the services you will use on the device for authentication, encryption and COM port assignment. If you are using authentication, make sure you have any PIN codes or passkeys handy at both devices.
BLUETOOTH ICON The Bluetooth icon in the system tray provides access to the Bluetooth Control Center. It also indicates the state of the Bluetooth transmitter. When the transmitter is active (on), the Bluetooth icon is blue. When the transmitter is inactive (off), the Bluetooth icon is gray with a red “X: next to it. Figure 2-1: Bluetooth Enabled
Figure 2-2: Bluetooth Disabled
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BLUETOOTH CONTROL CENTER The Bluetooth Control Center (BCC) application manages Bluetooth operation, accessibility, and services. You can use the BCC to change the settings for connection, discovery, and pairing modes, authentication and encryption, COM ports, assignments, etc. To access the Bluetooth Control Center, tap the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray. The BCC dialog box appears:
The BCC dialog box has four tabs: General, Accessibility, Services and About.
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Through the General tab, you can turn the Bluetooth transmitter on or off, and access the Bluetooth Connection Manager and Bluetooth Pairing Wizard.
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The Accessibility tab allows you to set the device name (as it will appear to devices trying to make a connection), and make the unit connectable and discoverable by other devices.
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The Services tab enables you to configure File Transfer, Push and Generic Serial service.
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The About tab displays BCC version information.
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ENABLING AND DISABLING THE BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER ENABLE THE BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER To enable the Bluetooth transmitter, when it is disabled: 1.
Tap the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray. The Bluetooth Control Center (BCC) dialog box opens.
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Tap the ON button. After the unit successfully enables the transmitter, it will update the status, change the ON button to OFF, and display the device address in the BCC dialog box.
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After making your selection, tap OK to save your changes and exit the BCC.
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DISABLE THE BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER To disable the Bluetooth transmitter, when it is enabled:
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Tap the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray. The Bluetooth Control Center (BCC) dialog box opens.
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Tap the OFF button. After the unit successfully disables the transmitter, it will update the status, change the OFF button to ON, and no longer display the device address in the BCC dialog box.
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After making your selection, tap OK to save your changes and exit the BCC.
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MAKING THE UNIT ACCESSIBLE To configure how the unit interacts with other Bluetooth devices: 1.
Tap the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray. The Bluetooth Control Center (BCC) dialog box opens.
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Select the Accessibility tab.
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Enter a name that uniquely identifies this unit to other Bluetooth devices. The default value is “JETTXL/EYE.”
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Check or clear the Discoverable Mode box to make the unit discoverable or not discoverable by other Bluetooth devices. To be found by another Bluetooth device in a search, a unit must be discoverable. The default value is discoverable.
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Check or clear the Connectable Mode box to allow or prevent other Bluetooth devices from connecting to the unit. The default value is connectable.
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After making your selection, tap OK to save your changes and exit the BCC.
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CONFIGURING BLUETOOTH SERVICES You can enable and configure the following Bluetooth services on the unit: •
File Transfer Service
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Push Service
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Generic Serial Service
CONFIGURING FILE TRANSFER SERVICE The File transfer service enables a remote device to connect to the unit and perform file transfers via FTP. To set up the File Transfer service: 1.
Tap the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray. The Bluetooth Control Center (BCC) dialog box opens.
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Select the Services tab.
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If you do not require connected users to enter a username and password, to perform file transfers, then check Enable File transfer service. To require users enter a username and password to perform file transfers, check Authentication and then check Enable File transfer service.
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To configure the shared folder or create users, click the Settings >> link that appears next to the Enable File transfer service box. The FTP Server dialog box opens.
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Under User Settings, click Settings. The User Settings dialog box opens.
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Tap Add to create a new user. The New User dialog box opens.
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Type in the Username and Password and then click OK. The User Settings dialog box reopens and displays the current users.
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After entering all your user names and passwords, tap Exit to return to the FTP Server dialog box.
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To change the shared folder path, change the share path name or set up authentication for everyone, click Settings. The Add Share folder dialog box opens.
a) To change the path of the shared folder: Tap the Browse button. The Select Directory
dialog box opens.
By default, the SystemCF folder is the designated shared folder. You can choose an existing subfolder from the list or tap Up to select a different folder. Warning! If the unit should lose power, it will only save the contents of the SystemCF folder.
After making your selection, tap OK. The Add a Share Folder dialog box reappears. b) To change the share name, simply type the new share name in the share name box.
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Check the Share this folder for everyone box. An entry for Everyone will appear in the Registered users box and a prompt for a Password will appear. If needed, type in the password.
10. After making all your selections, tap OK to return to the FTP Server dialog box and then
close the FTP Server dialog box to return to the BCC Services dialog box.
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CONFIGURING PUSH SERVICE The Push Service enables a remote device to receive a vCard from your unit. Note:
The Two Technologies hand held computer does not have a default vCard. You must first transfer a vCard from another device.
To enable the Push service:
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Tap the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray. The Bluetooth Control Center (BCC) dialog box opens.
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Select the Services tab.
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Click the Settings >> link that appears next to the Enable Push Service box. The Push Server Settings dialog box opens.
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Tap Browse to select a business card.
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Tap OK to return to the Push Server Settings dialog box.
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Tap OK to return to the to the BCC Services dialog box.
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Check Enable Push service.
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CONFIGURING GENERIC SERIAL SERVICE The Generic Serial service enables a remote device to connect to the unit for RS-232 based serial communications. To enable generic Serial service:
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Tap the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray. The Bluetooth Control Center (BCC) dialog box opens.
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Select the Services tab.
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Click the Settings >> link that appears next to the Generic Serial service box. The Serial Server dialog box opens.
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To authenticate incoming serial service request, check Secure connections.
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To change the COM port for serial connection, ensure that you Allow Serial Connection to this COM port and then select an available COM port (6 or 7).
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Close the Serial Server dialog box to return to the BCC dialog box.
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Check the Generic Serial service box to enable serial service.
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CHAPTER 3
BLUETOOTH CONNECTION MANAGER (INTEGRATED BLUETOOTH)
INTRODUCTION The Bluetooth Connection Manager wizard, found on JETT and HYDRUS models (other than the JETT•ce), guides you through the process of discovering the following types of devices, establishing connections and accessing available their services •
LAN Access Points (LAP)
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Bluetooth Phones (Dial-Up Networking)
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Human Interface Devices (HID)
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Generic Serial Devices
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Devices that provide FTP service
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Devices that provide push server service for business card exchanges
The Bluetooth Connection Manager also provides a generic device search and access to a list of favorites.
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ACCESSING THE CONNECTION MANAGER Before attempting to make a connection with another device, you should make sure that other device is Bluetooth ready, set to "Discoverable," and set up for the service you want to use. To access the Bluetooth Connection Manager:
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Tap the Bluetooth Connection Manager link in the BCC.
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The Connection Manager wizard appears.
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Use the scroll bars to find a device or service type to search for, and then tap on that device or service to begin the connection process.
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GENERIC DEVICE SEARCH The Generic Device Search enables you to find all available Bluetooth devices in the immediate area, and their available services. To connect to a device via a generic device search: 1.
Access the Connection Manager wizard and tap the Generic Device Search section. The Find Device and Services window appears.
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Follow the on-screen instructions and then tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display a list of available devices.
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Select a device and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display the device’s services.
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Select a service and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will prompt you to “Add to favorites.”
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If you wish to add this connection configuration to your list of Bluetooth favorites, check the Add this configuration to favorites checkbox.
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Tap Connect to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then attempt to make a connection.
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Your connecting device may request a passkey, an acknowledgment, or both to complete the connection.
After making a connection, the Bluetooth Connection Manager will reappear.
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MAKING AN ACTIVESYNC CONNECTION ActiveSync is a desktop utility program (available as a free download from Microsoft) that allows you to synchronize certain types of information between a PC and a Windows CE device. You can also use ActiveSync to transfer files and install programs on the device. When connecting the device to the PC via ActiveSync, you can create a temporary Guest partnership to copy files and install programs, or you can opt to create a partnership and subsequently have the PC automatically recognize the device and synchronize information. To make an ActiveSync connection: 1.
On the PC, determine the COM port used for Bluetooth serial communication (for example, COM4). In most cases, this information is viewable in the Bluetooth Configuration window. If you are unsure on how to access this information, consult the documentation for the Bluetooth device connected to your PC.
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Open ActiveSync and select Connection Settings from the File menu.
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If not enabled, check the Allow serial cable or infrared connection to this COM port box and select the same COM port number assigned in Step 1 (i.e., COM4).
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On your device, access the Connection Manager wizard and tap the ActiveSync Connection section. The Find Device and Services window appears.
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Follow the on-screen instructions and then tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display a list of available computers.
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Select a device and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display the computer’s services.
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Tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will prompt you to “Add to favorites.”
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If you wish to add this connection to your list of Bluetooth favorites, check the Add this configuration to favorites checkbox.
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Tap Connect to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then attempt to make a connection.
10. In some cases, an Authorization dialog box may appear on the PC. For example:
11. Select your options as needed and continue. If ActiveSync successfully establishes
communications, the ActiveSync dialog will briefly reappear on the PC and start the New Partnership dialog wizard.
If you do not require synchronization or plan to connect to the PC on a regular basis, you can set up a "guest" connection to perform tasks such as copying files or installing programs. Note:
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If you do not want the New Partnership wizard to appear each time you connect your device to the PC, you can edit the registry to apply the “Guest only” setting. For more information, see “Technical Article: How to Default to a Guest Partnership in ActiveSync” in the 2T Tech Board section of our extranet web site.
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To create a guest connection during your initial setup, select No in the New Partnership wizard and then click Next. The ActiveSync main menu will reappear. A status of “Connected” should appear in the ActiveSync window.
To setup a partnership, select Yes. Click Next and complete the wizard.
12. After making the connection, the Bluetooth Connection Manager will reappear. An icon
indicating an ActiveSync connection will appear in the system tray.
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FILE TRANSFERS This section explains how to search and discover devices that support file transfer service and how to: •
Send a file
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Receive a file
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Delete a file
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Create a new folder
MAKING A CONNECTION FOR FILE TRANSFERS To connect to a computer to perform file transfers:
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Access the Connection Manager wizard and tap the File Transfer section. The Find Device and Services window appears.
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Follow the on-screen instructions and then tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display a list of available computers.
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Select a device and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display the computer’s services.
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Tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will prompt you to “Add to favorites.”
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If you wish to add this connection to your list of Bluetooth favorites, check the Add this connection to favorites checkbox.
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Tap Connect to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then display File Transfer dialog box, which lists the contents of the connected computer’s Bluetooth Exchange folder.
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Your connecting device may request a passkey, an acknowledgment, or both to complete the connection.
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CHANGING THE LOCAL FOLDER Before receiving files from a remote computer, you may want to change the path on the unit where all the received files are stored (i.e., the “local” folder). The SystemCF\Bluetooth folder is the default local folder. To change the path: 1.
On the File Transfer dialog box, select Set Local Folder from the Edit menu.
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The Select Directory dialog box appears.
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Select a folder from the list or tap Up to select another folder. Warning! If the unit should lose power, it will save only the contents of the SystemCF folder.
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After making your selection, tap OK. The File Transfer dialog box reappears.
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To end the connection, choose Exit from the File menu.
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RECEIVING FILES To receive a file from a remote computer: 1.
On the File Transfer dialog box, select a file or folder and then choose Receive File from the File menu.
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A message box will then appear indicating the completion progress. To stop the transfer, tap Cancel.
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When the transfer is complete, the File Transfer dialog box reappears.
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To end the connection, select Exit from the File menu.
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SENDING A FILE To send a file to a remote computer:
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From the File menu, select Send File.
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The Open dialog box appears.
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Select a file to send and then tap OK. A progress indicator box will then appear. To stop the transfer, tap Cancel.
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When the transfer is complete, the File Transfer dialog box reappears.
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To end the connection, choose Exit from the File menu.
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CREATING A NEW FOLDER To create a new folder on the remote computer: 1.
On the File Transfer dialog box, select New Folder from the Edit menu.
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The New Folder dialog box appears.
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Type in the name of the new folder and tap OK. After it is successfully created, the new folder will appear in the File Transfer dialog box
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To end the connection, choose Exit from the File menu.
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DELETING A FILE OR FOLDER To delete a folder on the remote computer:
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On the File Transfer dialog box, select a file or folder to delete and then choose Delete from the File menu.
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To end the connection, choose Exit from the File menu.
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GENERIC SERIAL DEVICE CONNECTIVITY The Generic Serial Device Search enables you to find a remote device and establish a serial connection. To connect to a remote device and establish a serial connection: 1.
Access the Connection Manager wizard and tap the Generic Serial section. The Find Device and Services window appears.
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Follow the on-screen instructions and then tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display a list of available devices.
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Select a device and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display the device’s services.
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Tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will prompt you to “Add to favorites.”
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If you wish to add this connection configuration to your list of Bluetooth favorites, check the Add this configuration to favorites checkbox.
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Tap Connect to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then attempt to make a connection.
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Your connecting device may request a passkey, an acknowledgment, or both to complete the connection.
After making a connection, the Bluetooth Connection Manager will reappear.
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ESTABLISHING AN LAP CONNECTION This section describes how to connect the unit to a Bluetooth-enabled LAN Access Point (LAP) and browse the web pages. To connect to a LAP and establish a connection: 1.
Access the Connection Manager wizard and tap the LAN Access Connection section. The Find Device and Services window appears.
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Follow the on-screen instructions and then tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display a list of available devices.
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Select a LAP and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display the device’s services.
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Tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then prompt for the entry of a username and password.
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If the LAP has CHAP authentication, you must enter username and password to establish a connection and then tap Next>> to continue. If the LAP does not support CHAP authentication, just tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then prompt you to “Add to favorites.”
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If you wish to add this connection configuration to your list of Bluetooth favorites, check the Add this configuration to favorites checkbox.
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Tap Connect to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then attempt to make a connection.
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Your connecting device may request a passkey , an acknowledgment, or both to complete the connection.
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After making a connection, the Bluetooth Connection Manager will open Internet Explorer and attempt to connect to the Internet. You can confirm that the connection works by entering the URL of the Two Technologies web site, www.2t.com, and see that the page displays as shown below.
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PERSONAL AREA NETWORKING This section describes how to set up a unit to join a Personal Area Network (PAN) and access LAN or WAN (e.g., GSM, GPRS, Internet, etc.) resources via a PC or Laptop. To connect the unit to a Personal Area Network:
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Access the Connection Manager wizard and tap the PAN Connection section. The Find Device and Services window appears.
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Follow the on-screen instructions and then tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display a list of available devices.
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Select a PAN device and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display the device’s services.
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Tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will prompt you to “Add to favorites.”
5.
If you wish to add this connection configuration to your list of Bluetooth favorites, check the Add this configuration to favorites checkbox.
6.
Tap Connect to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then attempt to make a connection.
Note:
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Your connecting device may request a passkey , an acknowledgment, or both to complete the connection.
After making a connection, the Bluetooth Connection Manager will reappear.
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DIAL-UP NETWORKING This section describes how to establish a Bluetooth Dial-up Network connection.
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1.
Open Bluetooth Connection Manager and scroll down to Dial-up Networking.
2.
Make sure the phone is on and discoverable. Tap Next>> to continue.
3.
The discovered cell phones will be displayed. Select one of them and tap Next>>.
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If the selected cell phone reports that it has a Dial-up networking gateway then tap Next>> otherwise tap .
6.
You will then be prompted to add the connection to favorites. If this is a connection you will be using often, then check the “Add this configuration to favorites” checkbox and tap Connect.
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The Dial-up Networking Client will then attempt to connect to the dial-up network.
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HUMAN INTERFACE DEVICE CONNECTIONS This section describes how to set up a Bluetooth-enabled Human Interface Device (HID), such as keyboard or mouse to use with the unit. To connect to a Human Interface Device: 1.
Access the Connection Manager wizard and tap the HID Connection section. The Find Device and Services window appears.
2.
Follow the on-screen instructions and then tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display a list of available devices.
3.
Select a PAN device and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display the device’s services.
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Tap Next>> to continue. In some cases (such as a keyboard connection), the Bluetooth Connection Manager will display a screen for added security. In this screen, the Bluetooth Connection Manager will display a random PIN; that you can use to pair the HID device.
5.
To pair the device, tap Initiate Pairing and then type the displayed PIN on the HID. If you do no want to pair the device, just tap Next>> to continue.
6.
If you wish to add this connection configuration to your list of Bluetooth favorites, check the Add this configuration to favorites checkbox.
7.
Tap Connect to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then attempt to make a connection.
Note:
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Your connecting device may request a passkey , an acknowledgment, or both to complete the connection.
After making a connection, the Bluetooth Connection Manager will reappear.
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BUSINESS CARD EXCHANGES This section describes how to send, request or exchange business cards (vCards) with other Bluetooth devices that provide PIM (Personal Information Manager) services. To search for devices to perform a business card exchange: 1.
Access the Connection Manager wizard and tap the Business Card Exchange section. The Find Device and Services window appears.
2.
Follow the on-screen instructions and then tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display a list of available devices.
3.
Select a device and tap Next>>. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then search and display the device’s services.
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Tap Next>> to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will prompt you to “Add to favorites.”
5.
If you wish to add this connection configuration to your list of Bluetooth favorites, check the Add this configuration to favorites checkbox.
6.
Tap Connect to continue. The Bluetooth Connection Manager will then display the Business Card Manager, where you can send an object, request a business card or exchange a business card.
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REQUESTING A BUSINESS CARD To request a business card: 1.
Tap the Request Business Card icon in the Business Card Manager. The unit will then connect to the other device and request a business card file. A pop-up dialog box will appear indicating the transmission progress.
2.
The computer will then prompt you to select a business card to send to the unit. Once you confirm the selection of a business card, transmission will continue.
3.
When the transmission is complete, tap OK. The business card file (“.vcf”) is stored in the SystemCF\Bluetooth\Inbox folder.
SENDING OBJECTS To send an object: 1.
Tap the Send an Object icon in the Business Card Manager. The Open dialog box appears.
2.
Select a file to send and then tap OK. The unit will then connect to the other device and send the file. A pop-up dialog box will appear indicator transmission progress.
3.
When the transmission is complete, tap OK.
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Tap the exchange business cards icon in the Business Card Manager. The Open dialog box appears.
2.
Select a vCard file to exchange. The unit will then connect to the other device and send the file. A pop-up dialog box will appear indicator transmission progress.
3.
When the transmission is complete, tap OK. The business card file (“.vcf”) is stored in the SystemCF\Bluetooth\Inbox folder.
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ACCESSING MY BLUETOOTH FAVORITES One of the steps in the Bluetooth connection manager wizard is to add the discovered service of a selected device as a favorite for quick access the next time you wish to connect to that device and use that service.
MAKING A CONNECTION To make a connection using a favorite: 1.
Tap the Bluetooth Connection Manager link in the BCC.
2.
The Connection Manager wizard appears.
3.
Tap My Bluetooth Favorites. The Favorites dialog box appears.
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Double tap a favorite icon. The unit will then connect to the other device
ACTIVE CONNECTIONS You can view a list of all incoming and outgoing active connections by selecting Active Connections from View menu.
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DISCONNECTING AN EXISTING CONNECTION To disconnect an existing connection, tap and hold the corresponding icon, then Disconnect in the menu that appears.
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PAIRING WIZARD Pairing enables you to create a trusted relationship with another Bluetooth device using a passkey.
PAIRING THE UNIT To pair the unit with another device: 1.
Tap the Bluetooth Connection Manager link in the BCC.
2.
The Pairing Wizard starts and the Welcome screen appears.
3.
Tap Next>> to continue.
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Select the device type and tap Next>>. The Pairing Wizard will begin searching for all devices of the selected types within range.
5.
Select a device and tap Next>> to begin pairing. If the Pairing Wizard does not list the device you want to pair, tap the Refresh link to perform another search
6.
After establishing a connection, the Pairing Wizard will prompt for the entry of a passkey.
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Enter the passkey and then tap Next>>. A corresponding dialog box requesting the same information will appear on the connected device. Enter the same passkey on the device to continue.
If pairing was successful, the Pairing Wizard will display a “Pairing succeeded” message.
If pairing fails due to a passkey mismatch, the Pairing Wizard will display a “Pairing Failed” message.
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UNPAIRING THE UNIT To unpair the unit from another device:
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Tap the Pairing wizard link in the BCC.
2.
The Pairing Wizard starts and the Welcome screen appears.
3.
Tap Next>> to continue. The Paired device list appears.
4.
Select a device and tap the Unpair link.
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BEFORE YOU START The following procedures describe how to enable and use Bluetooth functions on a JETT•ce. In order to use Bluetooth functions on the JETT•ce, you must have a Socket Bluetooth module installed. If you are unsure about which module you have installed, check the model number located on back of the unit. Socket Bluetooth modules have a suffix of “SBT.” Before you start, make sure that you enable the Bluetooth device you wish to connect to the JETT•ce and that it is set in discoverable mode. You may also need to configure the service you want to use on the device for authentication, encryption and COM port assignment When frequently exchanging data, it is best to pair the JETT•ce with the other Bluetooth device. This process saves the connection information (device name, passkey, etc.) and allows automatic actions (such as ActiveSync connections) to occur without operator intervention. Refer to the remote device’s user documentation for instructions. If you are using authentication, make sure you have any PIN codes or passkeys handy at both devices.
DISABLING/ENABLING THE BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER By default, the JETT•ce automatically enables the Bluetooth transmitter when powered on. You can disable the transmitter when entering a restrictive area (such as an airplane) or to conserve battery power.
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DISABLING THE BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER To disable the Bluetooth transmitter: 1.
In the system tray, tap the Bluetooth icon to display the Bluetooth menu.
2.
Tap Turn Transmitter OFF. The Bluetooth icon will change from blue to gray to denote its inactive status.
ENABLING THE BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER To enable the Bluetooth transmitter:
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In the system tray, tap the Bluetooth icon to display the Bluetooth menu.
2.
Tap Turn Transmitter ON. The Bluetooth icon will change from gray to blue to denote its inactive status.
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BLUETOOTH CONFIGURATION To configure the JETT•ce for communications with other Bluetooth devices: 1.
Tap the Bluetooth icon in the system tray to display the Bluetooth menu and select Advanced Features > My Bluetooth Device.
2.
The Device Manager dialog box opens.
3.
Select the General tab to set the following options that will determine how the JETT•ce interacts with other Bluetooth devices: a) Enter a name that uniquely identifies this JETT•ce to other Bluetooth devices (Blank
by default). This name should match the name entered in the Control Panel’s System settings. b) Check the Discoverable box to make the JETT•ce viewable to other Bluetooth
devices (Unchecked by default). c) Clear the Connectable box to prevent other Bluetooth devices from connecting to the
JETT•ce (Checked by default). d) Check the Use Authentication box to enforce entry of a PIN when connecting to
other Bluetooth devices (Unchecked by default). You must enable this option to use encryption. e) Check the Use Encryption box to encrypt the key link sent to other Bluetooth devices
when using authentication (Unchecked by default). 4.
Select the COM Ports tab to enable/disable the COM port assignments as needed.
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Select the Object Sharing tab to reassign the folder that other Bluetooth devices can access. The default is “My Documents\Bluetooth Shared Folder.”
Note: The folder path cannot end with a backslash (\). 6.
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Tap OK to save the settings and exit the Device Manager dialog box.
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DISCOVERING BLUETOOTH DEVICES To discover nearby Bluetooth devices and their available services: 1.
Tap the Bluetooth icon in the system tray to display the Bluetooth menu and select Advanced Features > Bluetooth Devices.
2.
The Bluetooth Devices window opens.
3.
From the menu bar, tap Tools and select Device Discovery. The Bluetooth Device Discovery wizard opens.
4.
Tap Next >. Select the type of Bluetooth devices you want to access and set the duration of the discovery process.
5.
Tap Next >. The search for Bluetooth devices in the area begins.
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When the search is complete, a listing of discovered Bluetooth devices will appear.
7.
Check the box next to each device you want to access and then tap Next >. A search will begin for each device’s available services (this phase can last up to ten seconds per device).
8.
If you enabled authentication, a dialog will appear requesting the entry of a Passkey (PIN). In which case, enter the passkey and then tap Reply.
9.
A corresponding dialog box requesting the same information will appear on the PC. For example:
10. Enter the same passkey (PIN Code) on the device to continue. The Congratulations window
now appears on the JETT•ce.
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and now displays the discovered devices.
12. To view the services of a device, select the device and choose Properties from the Device
menu. The Bluetooth Devices General property sheet opens and displays information about the device.
13. To change the device icon, tap the arrow buttons. You can also rename the device. 14. To view a list of the device’s available services, select the Services tab.
15. To see if the device has added any additional services since the last discovery process,
tap Update. 16. To apply any changes and exit the screen, tap OK. The Bluetooth Devices window
reappears.
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MAKING AN ACTIVESYNC CONNECTION ActiveSync is a desktop utility program (available as a free download from Microsoft) that allows you to synchronize certain types of information between a PC and the JETT•ce. You can also use ActiveSync to transfer files and install programs on the JETT•ce. When connecting the JETT•ce to the PC via ActiveSync, you can opt to create a partnership and subsequently have the PC automatically recognize the JETT•ce and synchronize information. You can also create a temporary Guest partnership to copy files and install programs. Note: The following procedure assumes that you are using authentication and performed the device discovery process as described previously. If you have not performed these tasks, prompts for passkey entry and bonding information can appear. To make an ActiveSync connection: 1.
On the PC, determine the COM port used for Bluetooth serial communication (for example, COM4). In most cases, this information is viewable in the Bluetooth Configuration window. If you are unsure on how to access this information, consult the documentation for the Bluetooth device connected to your PC.
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Open ActiveSync and select Connection Settings from the File menu.
3.
If not enabled, check the Allow serial cable or infrared connection to this COM port box and select the same COM port number assigned in Step 1 (i.e., COM4).
4.
On the JETT•ce, tap the Bluetooth icon in the system tray to display the Bluetooth menu and select Bluetooth ActiveSync.
5.
The JETT•ce will display a list of available computers.
6.
Choose a computer and tap Select. The JETT•ce will display the following dialog box:
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7.
In some cases, an Authorization dialog box may appear on the PC. For example:
8.
Select your options as needed and continue. If ActiveSync successfully establishes communications, the ActiveSync dialog will briefly reappear on the PC and start the New Partnership dialog wizard.
9.
To setup a partnership, select Yes. If a partnership is not required, select No. In either case, click Next and complete the wizard. Note:
If you do not want the New Partnership wizard to appear each time you connect your device to the PC, you can edit the registry to apply the “Guest only” setting. For more information, see the “Technical Article: How to Default to a Guest Partnership in ActiveSync” in the 2T Tech Board section of our extranet web site.
10. If the connection is successful, the ActiveSync dialog box will reappear and show a status
of “Connected.”
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12. While on the JETT•ce, an icon indicating a ActiveSync connection will appear in the
system tray. 13. To terminate the connection, double-tap the ActiveSync connection icon. When the
Connect To dialog box appears, tap Disconnect.
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BLUETOOTH LAN ACCESS This section explains how to use the Bluetooth LAN access feature to connect to a Bluetoothenabled LAN access point. Note: The following procedure assumes that you are using authentication and performed the device discovery process as described previously. If you have not performed these tasks, prompts for passkey entry and bonding information may appear.
To connect to a Bluetooth-enabled LAN access point:
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On the JETT•ce, tap the Bluetooth icon and select Bluetooth LAN Access.
2.
The JETT•ce will display a list of available LAN access devices.
3.
Choose a LAN access device and tap Select. The JETT•ce will then attempt to make a connection and display the following dialog box:
4.
After making a successful connection (indicated by the message “Device Connected,” you are now ready to access your LAN for Internet access, files, etc.
5.
To minimize the Connecting dialog box, tap Hide (double-tap the PC icon in the System Tray to restore it).
6.
To terminate the ActiveSync connection, tap Disconnect.
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OBEX FILE TRANSFER Object Exchange Protocol (OBEX) is an efficient, compact binary protocol that enables a wide range of devices to exchange data spontaneously in a simple, efficient manner. Primarily used to send or receive data objects OBEX performs functions similar to Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), but without using the resources required by an HTTP server. When two devices wish to exchange information over OBEX, the client (the device initiating a connection) will send out commands to the server (the device listening for incoming connections). After establishing a connection, the server will carry out the commands as requested by the client. Authentication at the OBEX protocol level is optional either where the client requests authorization from the server, or the server forces authorization. Authentication can be required for each connection or request. Before starting, ensure that the other Bluetooth device supports the OBEX Object Push server profile and is set up to receive a file. Note: The following procedure assumes that you are using authentication and performed the device discovery process as described previously. If you have not performed these tasks, prompts for passkey entry and bonding information may appear.
SEND A FILE To send a file from the JETT•ce to another Bluetooth device: 1.
On the JETT•ce, tap the Bluetooth icon and select Transfer via Bluetooth >Send a File.
2.
The JETT•ce will display a list of computers to choose from.
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Choose a computer and tap Select. The Select File dialog box appears.
4.
Select a file and tap OK to begin the transfer.
5.
The file should now appear in the device’s Bluetooth exchange folder.
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BROWSING A REMOTE DEVICE Use the Browse Remote Device feature to: •
Send/receive files or folders
•
Create local and remote folders
•
Delete local and remote files or folders
SENDING/RECEIVING FILES OR FOLDERS To send/receive files or folders: 1.
On the JETT•ce, tap the Bluetooth icon and select Transfer via Bluetooth >Browse Remote Device.
2.
The JETT•ce will display a list of computers to choose from.
3.
Choose a computer and tap Select. The Bluetooth File Explorer appears. The left side of window (Local) displays the contents of the JETT•ce; the right side (Remote) displays the contents of the device’s Bluetooth Exchange Folder.
4.
Select the file or folder that you want to transfer from the Bluetooth File Explorer and then from the File menu, choose Send to remote or Get from remote as needed. You can also use the buttons that appear right of the menu bar.
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The buttons to the right of the menu bar allow you to perform the following tasks quickly: Buttons
Tasks Connect to remote device Disconnect from remote device Send local file to remote device Send remote file to local device
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A dialog box will then appear showing the transfer progress.
6.
After the transfer, a copy of each selected item appears in the other device’s side.
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CREATING LOCAL FOLDERS If needed, you can create a local folder (on the JETT•ce) using the Bluetooth File Explorer. To create a folder locally: 1.
From the File menu, choose Local device and then select Create local folder.
2.
A new folder appears in the bottom of the left pane
3.
Enter the file name and tap OK.
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CREATING REMOTE FOLDERS If needed, you can create a remote folder (on the other device) using the Bluetooth File Explorer. To create a folder remotely:
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From the File menu, choose Local device and then select Create remote folder.
2.
Enter the file name and tap OK.
3.
The new folder appears in the Remote pane of the Bluetooth File explorer/
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RENAMING FILES OR FOLDERS If needed, you can rename files or folders locally (on the JETT•ce) or remotely (on the other device) using the Bluetooth File Explorer. To delete a file or folder: 1.
In the Bluetooth File Explorer, select the file or folder that you want to rename.
2.
From the File menu, choose Remote device or Local device as needed and then select Rename remote/local item(s). For example:
3.
Enter the new name.
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DELETING FILES OR FOLDERS If needed, you can delete files and folders locally (on the JETT•ce) or remotely (on the other device) using the Bluetooth File Explorer. To delete a file or folder:
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In the Bluetooth File Explorer, select the file or folder that you want to delete.
2.
From the File menu, choose Remote device or Local device as needed and then select Delete remote/local item(s). For example:
3.
A confirmation prompt will appear.
4.
Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.
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REFRESH REMOTE VIEW To refresh the view of the remote device, choose Device from the File menu and select Refresh remote view.
DISCONNECTING FROM A REMOTE DEVICE To disconnect from a remote device, choose Device from the File menu and select Disconnect. You can also tap the Disconnect button that appears right of the menu bar.
EXITING THE BLUETOOTH FILE EXPLORER To exit the Bluetooth File Explorer, select Exit from the File menu.
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OBEX FILE SHARING The Enable File Sharing option is a is server-oriented OBEX function that allows you to send and receives files from the JETT•ce by using a shared folder on a PC. Before using this function, you must setup an ActiveSync partnership with the PC to create the shared folder.
ENABLING FILE SHARING To enable file sharing:
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On the JETT•ce, tap the Bluetooth icon and select Transfer via Bluetooth > Enable File Sharing.
2.
The Enable File Sharing dialog box opens. A connection icon will also appear in the system tray. The JETT•ce will now wait two minutes for a remote connection to occur. If two minutes passes before you connect, tap Wait Again.
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SENDING A FILE To send a file from the PC to the JETT•ce: 1.
Enable File Sharing on the JETT•ce.
2.
On the PC, start Windows Explorer and right-click the file you wish to send.
3.
Select Send To from the pop-up menu, choose Bluetooth from the list of options and then select the device name. For example, JETTce1:
4.
When the PC starts transferring the file, the Enable File Sharing dialog box screen on the JETT•ce should report a status of “Connected.”
5.
The file transfer process will complete automatically. However, file sharing will remain enabled until you tap Cancel
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RECEIVING A FILE To receive a file on a PC from the JETT•ce:
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Make sure the files you want to transfer are located in the Bluetooth Exchange folder on the JETT•ce (for example, My Documents\Bluetooth Shared Folder).
2.
Enable File Sharing on the JETT•ce.
3.
On the PC, start open My Bluetooth Places and navigate to the OBEXFileTransfer folder.
4.
Simply drag and drop the file(s) to your PC desktop.
5.
When the PC starts transferring the file(s), the Enable File Sharing dialog box screen on the JETT•ce show report a status of “Connected.”
6.
The file transfer process will complete automatically. However, file sharing will remain enabled until you tap Cancel
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About Bluetooth ..................................................................... 1-2 About this Manual .................................................................. 1-1 About Two Technologies ....................................................... 1-1 Accessing My Bluetooth Favorites....................................... 3-33 Accessing the Connection Manager........................................ 3-2 Active Connections............................................................... 3-34 ActiveSync ............................................................................. 4-8
Generic Device Search ............................................................3-3 Generic Serial Device Connectivity ......................................3-17 Generic Serial Service.............................................................2-6
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Before You Start..................................................................... 2-1 Bluetooth Connection Manager .............................................. 3-1 Bluetooth Control Center........................................................ 2-2 About Tab .......................................................................... 2-2 Accessibility Tab................................................................ 2-2 General Tab........................................................................ 2-2 Service Tab ........................................................................ 2-2 Bluetooth icon ........................................................................ 2-1 Business Card Exchanges ..................................................... 3-29
Introduction.............................................................................3-1
C Changing the Local Folder ................................................... 3-12 Configuring Bluetooth Services.............................................. 2-6 Configuring File Transfer Service .......................................... 2-6 Configuring Generic Serial Service ...................................... 2-12 Configuring Push Service ..................................................... 2-10 Connectable Mode.................................................................. 2-5 Connection Setup for Socket Bluetooth Card ......................... 4-1 Creating a new folder............................................................ 3-15
D Deleting a file or folder......................................................... 3-16 Dial-up Networking.............................................................. 3-24 Disconnecting an Existing Connection ................................. 3-34 Discoverable Mode................................................................. 2-5
E Enable and Disable the Bluetooth Transmitter ....................... 2-3 Establishing a LAN connection ............................................ 3-19 Exchanging Business Cards.................................................. 3-32
F File Transfer Service............................................................... 2-6 File Transfers........................................................................ 3-10
H Human Interface Device Connections...................................3-27
M Making a Connection ............................................................3-33 Making a Connection for File Transfers................................3-10 Making an ActiveSync Connection.........................................3-5 Making the unit Accessible .....................................................2-5
O OBEX Socket Card.......................................................................4-13 Browse Remote Device ................................................4-15 Creating Local Folders.............................................4-17 Creating Remote Folders..........................................4-18 Deleting Files or Folders..........................................4-20 Disconnecting from a Remote Device......................4-21 Exiting the Bluetooth File Explorer .........................4-21 Refresh Remote View ..............................................4-21 Renaming Files or Folders .......................................4-19 Sending/Receiving Files or Folders .........................4-15 File Sharing ..................................................................4-22 Enabling File Sharing...............................................4-22 Receiving a File .......................................................4-24 Sending a File ..........................................................4-23 Transfer Send a File ...............................................................4-13 Overview.................................................................................1-1
P Pairing the unit ......................................................................3-35 Pairing Wizard ......................................................................3-35 Partnership ............................................................. 3-5, 4-8, 4-10 Passkey....................................................................................4-6 Personal Area Networking ....................................................3-22 Push Service............................................................................2-6
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Browse Remote Device ................................................4-15 Creating Local Folders.............................................4-17 Creating Remote Folders..........................................4-18 Deleting Files or Folders..........................................4-20 Disconnecting from a Remote Device......................4-21 Exiting the Bluetooth File Explorer .........................4-21 Refresh Remote View ..............................................4-21 Renaming Files or Folders .......................................4-19 Sending/Receiving Files or Folders .........................4-15 File Sharing ..................................................................4-22 Enabling File Sharing...............................................4-22 Receiving a File .......................................................4-24 Sending a File ..........................................................4-23 Transfer Send a File ...............................................................4-13
Receiving Files ..................................................................... 3-13 Related Documents................................................................. 1-1 Requesting a business card ................................................... 3-31
S Sending a File ....................................................................... 3-14 Sending Objects.................................................................... 3-31 Setup and Configuration ......................................................... 2-1 Socket Card Bluetooth Configuration..................................................... 4-3 Bluetooth LAN Access..................................................... 4-12 Disabling the Bluetooth Transmitter .................................. 4-2 Disabling/Enabling the Bluetooth Transmitter ................... 4-1 Discovering Bluetooth Devices.......................................... 4-5 Enabling the Bluetooth Transmitter ................................... 4-2 Making an ActiveSync Connection.................................... 4-8 OBEX............................................................................... 4-13
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U Unpairing the unit .................................................................3-38
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