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4.0 Set up and Installation
T he WHT uses Bluetooth® technology to communicate with a Bluetooth® enabled PC running Windows XP, SP3 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!
Wireless Handtool Manager
A Wireless Handtool Manager for Windows PCs (Windows XP, SP3 onwards) is provided. This enables users to quickly get up and running and provides
access to the full range of commands and provides data logging capability.
The Wireless Handtool Manager's .NET library is available on the supplied CD for linking into user applications (requiring at least microsoft .NET framework
3.5), shortcuts are created to the application and manuals on install.
The Handtool can also be controlled directly by a user application using a virtual Com port,
The associated RS232 command list manual is available as a shortcut on install.
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).
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