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Posted by briegger on August 8, 2007, 11:51 am
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> Well, depending on the specific items involved it differs, but, typically
> you set the phone to discoverable, and hunt for it (new device/connection)
> from the PC. You normally have to enter a PIN you make up on the PC and then
> duplicate it on the phone to get the pairing done. From that point on, you
> typically always see the phone in the BT app, and it says connected, if it
> is. That is why I wondered if you really are connected. Once a connection
> (pairing) is really established, normally you can query for common profiles.
> Assuming serial is one, you select it and generally can select a comm port
> on the PC. Depending on the WM device you may need to select one there too.
> They do not need to be the same. On the PC then you tell AS what comm port
> you set the BT too. To start syncing you have to select sync via BT on the
> WM device, it doesn't just start when the devices are in proximity. It is
> not like a headset that connects whenever it is seen.
>
> Allowing insight into what smartphone, what laptop, what BT, etc. might
> allow someone with the same, or substantially similar setup to help. As it
> is, it is like asking how to set a preset station on my car radio.
>
> --
> Sven
>
>
> >> If you don't see the Smartphone in the BT control panel, why do you
> >> believe
> >> it is connected? The particulars depend too much on the individual
> >> components to say much more than a generic find the serial profile on the
> >> PC
> >> and assign it a comm port. It depends on what BT implementation you are
> >> using as to how that actually is done.
>
> >> --
> >> Sven
> >> message
>
>
> >> >> That's typically done in the BT software. Either from the BT icon in
> >> >> the
> >> >> tray, or a BT control panel. It's just a matter of getting in there
> >> >> and
> >> >> assigning a comm port number for the BT to show up as. That then gets
> >> >> entered in AS as the comm port to look for.
>
> >> >> --
> >> >> Sven
> >> >> MS MVP Mobile Devices
>
> >> >> > I'm trying to sync up my Treo with my Laptop through bluetooth. I
> >> >> > already
> >> >> > set
> >> >> > up my laptop in my treo. When I tried to set up the Hotsync, in one
> >> >> > of
> >> >> > the
> >> >> > steps is telling me that I need to set up a virtual serial port in
> >> >> > my
> >> >> > laptop.
> >> >> > How can I do that?
>
> >> >> > Appreciate any help
>
> >> >> > thank you
>
> >> > I'm trying to figure out exactly how to set this up myself. I've
> >> > spent the last hour trying to figure this out!! My laptop and
> >> > smartphone are hooked together but I don't see my smartphone in my
> >> > list of devices in my bluetooth tray in order to assign it a com
> >> > port?? Any suggestions?
>
> > Ok, so again, treat me like a 6th grader and tell me how I'm supposed
> > to use this great feature!! HELP!! :)
Ok, I see what you are saying in needing a little more detailed
information here:) Sorry, but I thought you might be able to read my
mind?!?!
I have a treo650 and a Dell Latitude D820.
I've paired the two both from my palm and my computer. I think they
are connected because the phone makes a noise. Also, the computer
comes up with a transfer files option after the pairing and I'm able
to try to transfer files but have not been successful at it yet. When
the phone is black, and I start the transfer process, the phone comes
up and it says they are connected so that leads me to believe they are
in fact connected.
When I go into Blue Tooth Information Exchanger on my laptop, then
Options, then Paired Devices, I can see my phone there but in that
application, it doesn't allow you to change or even view any
settings. When I go into the Blue Tooth Settings, the phone is not
there. My keyboard is there that I use daily, my mouse is there that
I use daily and an ear device is there that I hooked up a long time
ago but haven't used in months. Any of those I could right click and
view which com they are using but for some reason, the treo doesn't
show up there.
Thanks for all of your help and I hope I'm stating this clear enough
to make sense.
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