User manual SONY PEGA-MSB1

[. . . ] 4-662-841-11 (2) BluetoothTM Module Operating Instructions PEGA-MSB1 2002 Sony Corporation Owner's Record The model number and serial number are located at the rear of the product. Record the model number and the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model Number : PEGA-MSB1 Serial Number : __________________ NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ] When this operation ends, a message appears indicating that the HotSync Operation is completed. If you cannot perform a HotSync operation following the instructions in "Performing a HotSync Operation for the Second Time and Thereafter" Perform bonding again to authorize your Bluetooth compatible computer as a communication device, following the instructions in "Performing a HotSync Operation for the First Time" on pages 15-20. 21 Accessing the Internet You can enjoy browsing various homepages or sending/receiving email using your CLIÉ handheld, via a Bluetooth compatible cellular phone, modem, or LAN access point. Accessing the Internet by Bluetooth Communications for the First Time When you access the Internet using your CLIÉ handheld via a Bluetooth compatible cellular phone, modem, or LAN access point for the first time, you need to set the communication method and bond the device to your CLIÉ handheld. The following is the procedure of accessing the Internet by Bluetooth communications for the first time. From the second time, see "Accessing the Internet for the Second Time and Thereafter" (page 29). z What is "bonding"? To enable Bluetooth communication between this Bluetooth Module and another Bluetooth compatible device, the device must be identified. This process is referred to as "bonding, " which is necessary to prevent access from unauthorized Bluetooth compatible devices. A common Passkey is used to bond the device to this Bluetooth Module. z What is a Passkey? A Passkey is a secret code entered by the user to enable two Bluetooth compatible devices to communicate. When the same alphanumeric string is entered at both devices, communication becomes possible. The Passkey may be changed for every communication session as long as the same one is used for both devices. Once a valid link has been established, communication is possible without further Passkey input for a preset period of time. z If the Passkey for a communication device is fixed The Passkey for some Bluetooth compatible devices is fixed. When you try to authorize a device of which the Passkey is fixed, you need to confirm what Passkey is used for the device in advance, and enter that Passkey at your CLIÉ handheld to enable communication. For details, refer to the manual of the Bluetooth compatible device you use. 22 1 Setting the connection method/Performing bonding You need to set the communication method and perform bonding for Bluetooth communications. 1 Turn on the power of a cellular phone, modem, or LAN access point, and activate Bluetooth communications. For details, see the manual of the cellular phone, modem or LAN access point you use. 2 3 Insert this Bluetooth Module in your CLIÉ handheld. Tap the [Preferences] icon on the home screen of your CLIÉ handheld. The [Preferences] screen appears. 4 Tap V in the upper right corner of the screen, and select [Connection]. The list of [Available Connections] appears. Continued on next page 23 5 Tap [New]. The [Edit Connection] screen appears. · Name You can specify a name of connection method freely : according to the Bluetooth compatible communication device you use. Enter any connection name you like in [Custom]. · Connect to : Select according to the device you use. When you connect the CLIÉ handheld to; - a cellular phone or a modem: [Modem] - a LAN access point: [Local Network] · Via : Tap V and select [Bluetooth]. · Dialing : Select the type of telephone circuit you use. · Volume Select the speaker volume to browse the Internet. : 6 Tap [Tap to Find]. A Bluetooth compatible device discovery begins in the vicinity of your CLIÉ handheld. When the discovery ends, the Bluetooth compatible device that has been found around your CLIÉ handheld is displayed. 24 7 Select the cellular phone, modem or LAN access point you want to bond to your CLIÉ handheld, and tap [OK]. The [Add Trusted Device] screen appears. 8 Tap [Yes]. If you have selected a cellular phone, the [Passkey Input] screen appears on the display of the cellular phone. If you have selected a Bluetooth compatible device (modem or LAN access point) of which the Passkey is fixed, the [Authentication] screen appears on your CLIÉ handheld. 9 If you have selected a cellular phone, enter a Passkey at the cellular phone, and click [OK]. The [Authentication] screen appears on your CLIÉ handheld. 10 Enter the same Passkey as Step 9 and tap [OK] on your CLIÉ handheld. Bonding is completed on the CLIÉ handheld and the communication device (cellular phone, modem or LAN access point). The communication method you have set is added to the list of [Available Connections] by the name you entered in [Name] in Step 5. If the Passkey of the communication device is fixed, enter that fixed Passkey. Continued on next page 25 Tips · The step in which the [Passkey Input] screen appears varies depending on Bluetooth compatible devices, and for some devices, the [Passkey input] screen does not appear. [. . . ] · When inserting this unit in the CLIÉ handheld, take care not to force it in the wrong way. · Do not remove this unit from the CLIÉ handheld while the POWER indicator is on. Before removing it, make sure that the POWER indicator is off. · The CLIÉ handheld in which this unit inserted and a Bluetooth compatible device may operate incorrectly depending on how they are placed. Condensation Condensation is a phenomenon that moisture in the air becomes water drops when it contacts a metal plate etc. [. . . ]