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Posted by Brandon Behnen on June 30, 2007, 5:56 pm
Please log in for more thread options Ok, I just tried what you suggested and this is what happened:
when I rediscovered the services on my PC from my Smartphone, it had only
two boxes (services) available. One of them was "Serial Port", and the other
was "Headset". When I check-marked both boxes (services) and selected the
done key on my phone, my Dell (PC) Bluetooth only recognized the Headset
service and said nothing abort the Serial Port. Also when I go back and try
to rediscover the services on my PC from my Smartphone, the box next to
"Serial Port" is checked and the box next to Headset is unchecked again. I
also tried un-pairing and re-pairing the two devices, but the result was
still the same.
So I guess my problem is how do I get my PC to realize that my Smartphone
wants to connect to the "Serial Port" service? Or I could be wrong (I
probably am) and that has nothing to do woth the real problem.
I hope this helps to futher explain my question.
Brandon Behnen
"Todd Allcock" wrote:
> At 30 Jun 2007 02:52:01 -0700 Brandon Behnen wrote:
>
> > Basically, I can't figure out for the life of me how to connect my
> phone and
> > my pc through ActiveSync via Bluetooth...
>
> > ...So then I'll click "Yes", and the phone prompts me to choose a device.
> I
> > scroll down and select Bane-o Laptop (name of my Computer). It then
> asks me
> > for "Services"; so I sellect "Serial Port" and then select Done. But
> then the
> > phone still won't connect so I am at loss as what to do.
> You need to get "Activesync" listed as an available service on the PC-
> not "Serial Port."
>
> In Activesync (on the PC) go into File > Connections and tick the box
> that lets you choose a serial port to use and slect your BT serial port
> from the drop-down list. Then on your PPC, rediscover the available
> services on the PC and choose "Activesync."
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