User manual IOGEAR GBU311

[. . . ] BluetoothTM Wireless USB Adapter User Manual (GBU211 / GBU311) ® ® Welcome Thank you for purchasing one of the most feature-rich BluetoothTM to USB adapters available. IOGEAR's BluetoothTM to USB adapters are first-rate wireless connectivity accessories designed to help reduce the frustration of dealing with cable glut in your home or office. These adapters allow computers with USB connections to become BluetoothTM enabled computers. They comply to Bluetooth 1. 2 and USB 1. 1 specifications, and provide users with a 723 Kbps data rate. [. . . ] Check the box next to the service you want to access. 17 Initial BluetoothTM Configuration Wizard 11. Once you check the box next to the service you wish to connect to, a properties window will appear. Next, click [Finish] to proceed. 18 Initial BluetoothTM Configuration Wizard 13. A window will appear advising you that a shortcut has been placed on the My BluetoothTM Places screen. If you have another BluetoothTM device and you want to configure to allow this computer to use its services, click [Next]. Otherwise click [Skip]. 19 Initial BluetoothTM Configuration Wizard 15. You have completed the Initial Bluetooth Configuration Wizard. Click [Finish] to complete the wizard 20 Un-installation 1. With your IOGEAR® BluetoothTM USB Adapter inserted in the computer, click Start > Settings > Control Panel 2. Click on IOGEAR® BluetoothTM Adapter and click on [Remove]. When the uninstall is complete, remove the IOGEAR® BluetoothTM Adapter, and restart your computer 21 Re-installation Under normal circumstances, you will not need to re-install drivers for your IOGEAR® BluetoothTM USB adapter; however, the need may arise if your hard drive is formated. To re-install the drivers, please follow steps 1-13 in the installation section. 22 Operation How to connect to a Cellular Phone (Bluetooth Enabled) 1. Double-click on the IOGEAR® Bluetooth TM icon in the system tray. Next, click on Search for devices in range. As illustrated below, the Bluetooth-enabled cell phone is detected. 23 Operation 3. Right-click on the cell phone, and select Pair Device. When prompted for passkey, simply type any four digits and click OK. On the phone, you will also be prompted to enter a passkey. Make sure you enter the same passkey as on the computer. In our example, we used a Nokia 3650 cell phone. Double-click on the phone to see the available services. The services offered by your cell phone may depend on the features supported by your specific model and may or may not require additional software by the phone manufacturer. In the case of Nokia phones, you can take full advantage of your Bluetooth phone by using the Nokia PC Suite software. [. . . ] Right-click on the paired BluetoothTM device in the list and select on "Unpair Device". The device is now unpaired 47 Operation Microsoft® Stack for BluetoothTM Microsoft® has released Windows® XP support for BluetoothTM wireless technology. Support for BluetoothTM wireless technology is available only for Windows® XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) or later versions. The HID, HCRP, and DUN profiles are implemented. [. . . ]