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Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is my phone compatible with the p700?
A: Go to http://global.acer.com/products/pda/index.htm to check for compatibility.
Q: Why can't I send contact (vCard) information to my phone?
A: Your phone may not support the vCard format. Please check your phone's user
guide or manufacturer website.
Q: Can I simultaneously connect the p700 to multiple Bluetooth devices?
A: No, the p700 does not support multiple connections to Bluetooth devices at the
same time.
Q: Do I need to reconnect my phone to the p700 each time I want to make or receive
calls?
A: Some phones will automatically reconnect with the p700, meaning you do not need
to go through the connection process each time you want to use it to make or receive
calls.
Some phones only reconnect to the p700 if there is an incoming call or a call
NOTE:
initiated from the mobile phone handset. There are even phones that will not
reconnect and require a manual reconnection (refer to the "Connecting your
mobile phone using Bluetooth"). Check your phone's user manual for details about
"auto-reconnection".
Q: Even though my phone can automatically reconnect to the p700, why do I have to
manually reconnect it to my p700 when sending location or contact information?
A: Mobile phones require different profiles for different functions. Occasionally, you
will have to manually reconnect your phone to the p700.
Q: I ended a call using my mobile phone, but the call is still active on my p700. Why?
A: Due to compatibility issues, some phones do not send the proper termination
signals at the end of a call. To resolve this issue, end the call using your p700 by
selecting.
Q: Why can't I use the p700 to make and receive phone calls?
A: Check the status of your p700 Bluetooth to make sure the p700 is connected to
your mobile phone. Please refer to "Connecting your mobile phone using Bluetooth"
and "Checking the Bluetooth status of your p700" for more details.
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