Bluetooth

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Did you ever get an answer to this?

having had my Travelmate for over 3 years i was determined to find out.

Click on Start and then Search. Do a programme search for Bluetooth and eventually you'll find a huge page of icons labelled Bluetooth Drivers. It was on your computer all the time!

Bottom left is an icon called setup.exe. to its right is a PDF manual.

between the two of them you ought to be able to work it out. If i can, you can.. I'm halfway though at present but at least now I have the bluetooth item in my tray down the bottom.

Why it doesn't come ready installed heaven only knows.

good luckthis msg 6 may 2009

(two hours later). Not so fast. I think what i'd done is inadvertently download the drivers. Had the icon on my taskbar and everything but it STILL didn't work.

It seems from research on other discussion groups that many of these Acer laptops are/were sold without the hardware on the motherboard (whatever that is) in the first place, so if you don't have the hardware the drivers are useless. I've had to do a "system restore" to get rid of the drivers.

So there are a lot of very unhappy, nay angry, customers out there who are wondering why they have a computer with a nifty illuminated Bluetooth button on the front that always says "No Device" when you try to switch it on. I originally thought the "No Device" might mean that you have no outboard device nearby which you are trying to connect to (eg in my case mobile phone). But no, it seems the "No Device" means no hardware on your machine.

all very frustrating and a big, big waste of time.

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Bluetooth devices typically consume very little electricity, usually around 1 to 10 milliwatts during active use. In standby mode, power consumption can drop to as low as 0.01 milliwatts. The energy efficiency of Bluetooth technology, especially with low energy (BLE) versions, allows devices to operate for extended periods on small batteries, making it ideal for wearables and IoT applications. Overall, Bluetooth is designed to be power-efficient while maintaining connectivity.

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Just choose Send Via Bluetooth when you;re sending the file.

A good place to learn all about this is Phonetoolkit.com

this is an advanced technology provided by first from nokia... this provides faster service through bluethooth . and edr is enhanced data rate or exchange data rate...

The cheapest bluetooth adapters vary depending on your area and store. You can get the cheapest at a local retail store such as Walmart or Target while more expensive ones will be found at specialty electronics stores.

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Yes

No.

Yes you can.

on the mp3 player or 'my stuff - sounds' menu off songs go onto a song but DO NOT select it. press options then send via then bluetooth

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Bluetooth allows various consumer electronics devices to communicate without being connected. Common uses include:

- using a bluetooth keyboard

- using bluetooth speakers

- using bluetooth to transfer files (e.g. ringtones to a phone, mp3 files to a player)

- using bluetooth to synchronise PDAs

bluetooth is a name which is translated from BLATAND

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No, it is not necessary to use a bluetooth adapter all of the time. This is only a temporary tool for bluetooth. If you are unsure, you could always ask your local bluetooth provider.

its probably 1234

a passive hub does not regenerate the signal received only let it pass

blue tooth visibility is when you can see your name when someone near you or in your local area is searching on there phone for a blue-tooth partner ;D x

The primary difference is that when using a workstation as a Novell client, you're most likely connecting to a Novell network, and when using one as a Microsoft Client, you're most likely connecting to a Microsoft network.

Novell and Microsoft's models of network security differ. Microsoft has their Active Directory (which arguably a lot of which has been stolen from Novell), and Novell has their NDS (Novell Directory Services).

In terms of your computer connecting to one of these networks, it'll differ between a Novell and Windows network in some technical ways, but from a user's perspective things remain pretty similar.

Well, there are a lot of programs out there on the internet which would enable you to control your PC (the PC must have Bluetooth support) via Bluetooth

Some examples of these programs are:

- Vectir Mobile Bluetooth Remote Control

- Brm Bluetooth Remote Control

and alot more...

However, all these programs would require you to have the Client software (which normally is an executable Java file) installed on your mobile device and the Host software installed on your PC.

For you I include the download page of Vectir Mobile Bluetooth Remote Control:

-Client Software:

http://www.vectir.com/download/mobile/mobile-bluetooth-remote-control/

-Host Software:

http://www.vectir.com/download/pc/

Thank You all

jabra headset password

It's "0000". I've gotten it to work on my bf's LG but I can't figure out how to pair it with my iPhone :(.

For Plantronics 3xx the pin is 0000