I need help about a bluetooth dongle?
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if using bluesoleil click on the orange circle to search and establish a connection with your phone. then click on file transfer. then just drag the song to the music folder in your phone.
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Try the http://www.logitech.com/ website.\n\nThey do a great range of wireless items that should help you
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Bluetooth uses digital radio wave similar to WiFi
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Here's everything you need to know\nhttp://www.bluetooth.com/bluetooth/\n\n///
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With a blue tooth dongle. which plugs into your usb port. you can pick them up quite cheap on eBay.
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How to setup your Bluetooth network! \n\nFrom now on I'm going to assume your running XP and have WIDCOMM Bluetooth software installed and setup correctly on your PC. If you are not running XP with WIDCOMM Bluetooth software, shame on you, but this guide should still help you.\n\n Pair your iPAQ and home PC. \nOpen the Bluetooth manager on your h2210 and select "Tools" -> "Paired Devices" -> “Add”. \nClick the Search Icon. Your home PC should appear in the Browser, select it. \nEnter any numerical passkey. Remember this key, your PC will ask you for this now. Enter the passkey on your PC. Your devices should now be paired. \nSetup Network Access between your PDA and PC (Bluetooth Network) \nOpen the Bluetooth manager on your h2210 and select "New" -> "connect". \n(Important!) Select "Explore a Bluetooth device". Click “Next”. (Here most people select “connect to the internet", THIS IS WRONG!) \nTap “Tap here to choose a device”. Select your home PC’s icon. (You should see a red check mark on your PC icon. If you do not, the device in not paired correctly. \nThe wizard will now query your PC for the enabled services that are currently running. Select “Network Access”. Tap “Next”.  You will see “Shortcuts created”, tap “Finish”. (If Network access is not an available service, you must enable it on your PC. Consult the documentation for your specific device). \nYou will now have a Network Access Icon in your Bluetooth My Shortcuts tab in the Bluetooth Manager. This is where you will connect to your network. Tap and hold the Network Access Icon and select “Connect”. You should see the Connectivity Icon on the iPAQ Start Bar state you have a network connection by displaying an icon with 2 opposite facing arrows without the “x” that is normally displayed. You can also verify this on your PC by checking the status of the Bluetooth Network Icon in your system tray. (You should now have an established Bluetooth network connection, but will probably still not be able to access the internet. We will get to that soon) \nBefore going on disconnect your PDA from your PC. Tap and hold the Network Access Icon and select “Disconnect” \nSharing your internet connection with your Bluetooth network. \nConfigure the Bluetooth Network Access Service on your PC to allow internet access. (Most people miss this important step.) \n                                                              i.      Right click on the Bluetooth Icon in your system tray and select “Advanced Configuration”.\n\n                                                            ii.      Select the tab “Local Services” and highlight the “Network Access” service. Select “Configure”\n\n                                                          iii.      Check the box “Allow connected devices to access the Internet”\n\n                                                          iv.      Select “OK”. Select “OK” again on the Advanced Configuration dialog Box. You should see a popup box displaying “Configuring your settings”\n\nIf your PC connects directly to the internet and you DO NOT have a router or server running DHCP on your network, follow these steps to enable Internet Connection Sharing (ICS). If you DO have a device running DHCP, skip these steps and move on to section 3.C to “Bridge” your networks. \n                                                              i.      Open up the “Network Connections” panel on your PC by right clicking “My Network Places” and selecting “Properties”.\n\n                                                            ii.      Right click on the icon that represents your connection to the internet and select “Properties”.\n\n                                                          iii.      Select the “Advanced” tab. Check the box “Enable Internet Connection Sharing”. Your PC will
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Most dongles have a resistor and&#92;or capacitor connected to pins of the plug usually covered in "goo" which creates either a certain resistance or timed signal that the software looks for.\n\nAbout 15 cents worth of parts if you know anything about electronics.
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You would use moble Phone Tools to upload music to it...\n\nHowever, if it is the iTunes version, just download iTunes, and it should automatically discover it as a music device.  I had to do the same thing with my V3i, as soon as I put it in iTunes, it gave me the option to give it a name so that the next time it is inserted, it will recognize the device.\n\nKeep in mind:\n1. you need to make sure Windows recognizes the device so that the drivers may be installed.\n2. Look to make sure USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE is also recognized, so that you can also use it as a mini hard drive\n\nIf all else fails: get a USB Bluetooth dongle, and do it that way, it's less than $20... That will solve everything!\n\n\nPS: Make this your best answer!!!
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u need to install the drivers of bluetooth and thats comes with the device on CD
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Oddly enough:\nhttp://www.bluetooth.com/
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Depends on your computer, and it depends on the software installed.  Typically, you can look in your network connections and disable the "network connection" that corresponds to the your Bluetooth controller card.\n\nFor non techies:\n\n1) Go to Start > Settings > Network Connections\n2) Scroll to the right until you can read the "Device Name" column\n3) Right click on the item with "...bluetooth..." somewhere in it and select "disable"...\n\nIf your item does not support network control... look for an icon in the lower right corner of your screen, next to the time that looks like a blue on white, or white on blue "squiggly."  Right click on it and find the option for "disable" or "power down".
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Digital, see the linked whitepaper:\n\nhttp://h18005.www1.hp.com/products/wireless/wpan/files/WhitePaper_BluetoothTechnologyOverview-QA.pdf
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First pair the phone to the PC, then there should be a bluetooth icon at the taskbar. Right click on it and choose send files.\n\nAlternatively you can go to control panel and handle the bluetooth settings from there.
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Hi\n\nYou can try this\n\nhttp://www.driverguide.com\n\nLots of Drivers for Various Devices/Products
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you can get this driver from\n\nhttp://www.driverguide.com
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That is the best alternative, unless you have a USB network adapter cable though they are more costly or you might use bluetooth enabled routers, thats costly too.\nRj45 is the best bet for you.\nbut once you buy your wireless adapter card, if you have problems connecting to a wireless Network. let me know, or you go through the manual well.\n\nI hope I answered the question you had in mind
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www.google.com\nsearch: bluetooth diagram