Configuring Bluetooth Service Selections - HP 500 Getting Started Manual

Configuring Bluetooth service selections

The applications that run on a local device are displayed as available services to remote devices.
Therefore, you can control access to your local device at the service level. You can selectively turn off
an individual service or all services on your computer by filtering the services that are displayed. If a
service is turned off, a remote device cannot connect to that service.
If you turn off all Bluetooth services, your computer will not accept connections of any kind from a remote
device. However, you will still be able to initiate connections to other Bluetooth devices.
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setup. If you choose not to configure the services when setting up the Bluetooth device, or if you
want to change the configuration, refer to the
for instructions on how to access the Bluetooth Setup Wizard.
To configure the Bluetooth services:
1. Select each service individually, and then click Configure.
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configure the service.
Bluetooth services have the following default settings:
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Personal Information Management (PIM) Item Transfer
Sends and receives information files such as business cards, calendar items, notes, and
message items to and from another computer or device.
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PIM Synchronization
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The following instructions explain how to configure Bluetooth services as part of the initial
After you select a service, the Configure button is displayed, allowing you to
Startup Automatically: Enabled
Secure Connection: Disabled
Business Card Requests: Choose business card as needed
Business Cards: Do Not Accept
E-mail: Do Not Accept
Calendar Items: Do Not Accept
Notes: Do Not Accept
All Other Types: Save to Folder
Bluetooth Exchange folder location: Documents and Settings
E-mail Attachments: Include attachments with e-mail sent or received: Enabled
Notifications: Visual and Audio
NOTE If Microsoft Outlook is installed on the computer, the default settings for E-mail,
Calendar, Notes, and Business Cards change to Microsoft Office.
"Reconfiguring Bluetooth" section of this document
Configuring Bluetooth software 5