Sandberg 133-34 Manual 

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Brand: Sandberg
Category: Adapter
Model: 133-34 (Manual ), przg3mxvqjL.k
File Type: PDF
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Pages: 62 pages

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[133-34] Rev. 26.11.04

Sandberg USB to Bluetooth® Class 1 Link System requirements • Pentium 200 MHz or higher • 64 MB ram • 1 available USB port • CD-ROM drive or internet connection DANSK NORSK SVENSKA SUOMEN ENGLISH ...

The Sandberg USB to Bluetooth® Class 1

Link, referred to as “the adapter”, enables you to communicate wirelessly with Bluetooth®-compatible devices. It allows you to transfer data wirelessly at distances of up to 100 metres. The maximum data transfer speed is 1 Mbit/s, and up to 7 wireless devices can be connected at the same time. Bluet ...

Installation in Windows® 2000

NB: Do not connect the adapter to your computer yet! 1. Start Windows and insert the enclosed CD-ROM. 2. The setup program launches. Click “Generic 1.4.3.4”. 3. Click “Next”. Select “I accept the terms and conditions…”. Click “Next”, then “Next” again. 4. Click “Install”. 5. Click “OK” in respons ...

If you have installed Service Pack 2 of

Windows XP, the following installation steps are necessary: 1. Click “Start”, “Control Panel”, “Performance and Maintenance”, “System”. 2. Select the “Hardware” tab and click the “Device Manager” button. 3. Double-click “Bluetooth Radios”, then “USB Bluetooth Wireless Adapter”. 4. Sele ...

Establishing communication via the

Bluetooth® icon If a Bluetooth® device is within range of the adapter, you can right-click on the Bluetooth® icon on the desktop to start the “Bluetooth Setup Wizard” and search for other devices. When you establish a link with a device, it must accept the request before communication can proceed. Pairing Bluetooth ...

Bluetooth® serial port

Enables two serial devices with Bluetooth® to communicate wirelessly with each other. During installation, a serial/COM port is created which can be used for communication. Software designed to use the computer’s serial/COM ports can thus communicate in the same way as they would with a serial cable. Dialup Networking Allows a mo ...

8. Select the services you wish to use on

the device and click “Next”. Click “OK” in the dialog box “Shortcuts for the selected…”. 9. You have now finished establishing communication between the computer and other Bluetooth® devices. Click “Skip”, then “Finish” to exit. Click “Next” to establish connections with other Bluetooth® ...

As described above, many processes depend

on which Bluetooth® device you wish to communicate with. It is therefore advisable when pairing with a Bluetooth® device from another manufacturer to consult the user manual for it, in conjunction with this user manual if necessary. If you wish to pair two Bluetooth® devices, follow the procedure below. ...

File transfer, etc. can also be carried out via

the serial profile, which establishes a serial port using Bluetooth®. Connection between the Sandberg USB to Bluetooth® Class1 Link and a mobile phone Before you start using Bluetooth® with a mobile phone, it is advisable to pair the mobile phone and the computer. Enable the Bluetooth® function on the mob ...

4. The Bluetooth® software reports that it

has allocated a port number to the phone, e.g. “COM3”. 5. In the synchronisation program for your phone, set synchronisation to use this port. Connect the Bluetooth® headset to your computer This function enables you to connect a Bluetooth® headset to your computer. It can be used for Internet telephony or ...

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