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5.
Set up and Installation
The WHT uses Bluetooth® technology to communicate with a Bluetooth® enabled PC running Windows 7 or later. This
requires an initialization process to pair the WHT with the PC. The Bluetooth should be plug and play.
Your WHT should appear in the list of names as WHT_xxxxxxxxxx (the x's will be replaced by a string of characters to form a
name similar to:
WHT_167A820301 (if it doesn't appear after a while check the WHT is turned on then click 'Refresh'.))
The WHT pairing code/password is 61735
It will now show the final screen containing the list of Bluetooth® connections which can now be closed.
Your WHT Connection is now Set up!
Note.
Before running the Wireless Handtool Manager, make sure that you have paired your Handtools and have them switched ON
(Steady Blue light at the Gauge end of the Handtool).
5.1.
Enhanced Security Function
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The latest Bluetooth protocol no longer supports legacy pairing and therefore we have now introduced our own
security protocol at the application layer. This is achieved by allowing a device to be passcode enabled, requiring a
set passcode to be sent once connected, that will prevent it from communicating until the sent passcode has been
verified. This feature is disabled by default in the latest devices to ensure backwards compatibility with existing
applications.
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Use the Configuration Manager to configure the passcode per device.
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See the separate Configuration Manager manual for details.
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Once the passcode is activated, any user program must send the Passcode command to the tool as the first
command after connection.
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See the Handtool RS232 manual for command details.
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Our Wireless Handtool Manager program does this automatically.
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Note. If passcode is enabled and Streaming is set ON, streaming will not commence until the passcode has been
sent.
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