User manual SONY VAIO PCGA-BM1

[. . . ] Before using the PCGA-BM1, be sure to read the End User Software License Agreement that accompanies it. Copyright laws prohibit reproducing the software or the manual accompanying it in whole or in part, or renting the software without the permission of the copyright holder. In no event will SONY be liable for any financial damages, or loss of profits, including claims made by third parties, arising out of the use of the software supplied with this drive. if a problem occurs with this product as a result of defective manufacturing , SONY will replace it. [. . . ] Set the DIP switch 1 (setup/normal operation mode selector) on the bottom panel of the unit to OFF and the DIP switch 3 (private ON/OFF selector) to OFF. When the dial-up connection has been established, the MODEM indicator lights up and stays lit until the connection is terminated. To terminate communication between the PCGA-BM1 and the notebook, hang up the dial-up connection at the notebook and then terminate Bluetooth communication. Note Before starting the procedure below, the notebook must be set up to read CD-ROM discs. For details on CD-ROM use, refer to the manuals provided with your Sony notebook and/ or the CD-ROM drive. Insert the utility CD-ROM into the notebook's CD-ROM drive or other drive capable of reading CD-ROMs, such as a DVD drive. The Passkey that is used for Bluetooth bonding of the notebook can be changed to any alphanumeric string with the modem station utility. The factory default Passkey for the PCGA-BM1 is the serial number of the unit, as shown on a label on the bottom panel. If the modem station utility is not installed, it must first be installed as described above. Set the DIP switch 1 (setup/normal operation mode selector) on the bottom panel of the unit to ON and the DIP switch 3 (private ON/OFF selector) to OFF. From the "Communication Port" list box, select the port assigned to Bluetooth communications, and click the "OK" button. If you are not sure about the communications port, refer to the manuals provided with your Sony notebook. Enter the old Passkey and new Passkey in the respective fields, then re-enter the new Passkey in the confirmation field. The Passkey can be any alphanumeric string of up to 16 characters. 13 Turn off the power of the PCGA-BM1 and set the DIP switch 1 (setup/normal operation mode selector) on the bottom panel of the unit to OFF and the DIP switch 3 (private ON/ OFF selector) to ON. The new Passkey becomes valid when you turn on the power of the PCGA-BM1 again. The supplied modem station utility can be used to check which notebooks have been bonded to the PCGA-BM1. it is also possible to delete bonding information that is no longer needed. The maximum number of notebooks that can be bonded to the PCGA-BM1 is 16. To bond further notebooks, bonding information must be deleted first. Note If the modem station utility is not installed, it must first be installed as described on page 25. Set the DIP switch 1 (setup/normal operation mode selector) on the bottom panel of the unit to ON and the DIP switch 3 (private ON/OFF selector) to OFF. [. . . ] Start the link again and enter the correct Passkey. If you have forgotten the Passkey, use the reset switch to reset the unit to the factory default condition (page 31). In this case, stored information about notebook bonding and Passkey will be cleared. C Although the Bluetooth communication between the notebook and the PCGA-BM1 is terminated, the dial-up connection on the notebook could still be activated. [. . . ]