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Using Bluespace*
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Click the selected Remote Bluetooth Device Panel.
A Service Discovery is started for the remote device that you selected. When the Service Discovery is
complete, the left and right sides of the available service buttons (the service buttons provided by both
the local and remote devices) turn on.
6
Click the service button of the device to which you want to connect.
If you click a button of which the left and right sides are lit, an Enter Passkey dialog box to insert your
Passkey is displayed in the remote device.
7
Insert the Passkey on the remote device.
The Passkey has to be the same alphanumeric string for both devices but it can change each time you
connect. Using a Passkey prevents unwanted connections.
8
Insert the Passkey on the local device.
When the connection is established, a connection line appears between the information field of the local
device and that of the remote device in the main window.
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If you select the IP connection service, the connection will take about two minutes to complete.
Do not simultaneously use the Bluetooth™ function and wireless communication devices which use the 2.4 GHz band such as the wireless LAN PC
Card.
When using a wireless communication device such as a wireless LAN PC Card, make sure that the Bluetooth™ LED on your notebook is off.
You may not be able to use the Bluetooth™ function if you choose the minimum CPU performance feature in PowerPanel. Select another mode. See
the PowerPanel online help for details.
Stopping the Bluetooth™ connection
To stop the Bluetooth™ connection, proceed as follows:
1
Click the Service button of the service from which you wish to disconnect.
2
Click Yes in the Confirm Service Disconnecton dialog box.
3
Press the notebook's Bluetooth™ button.
4
Click Yes to turn off the Bluetooth™ power.
The Bluetooth™ LED turns off.
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