Blackberry ENTERPRISE SOLUTION DEVICES TE, Overview

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Profile Description
HFP This profile works with the SPP to enable wireless voice capabilities with most
headsets and some car kits. If both the HSP and HFP are available, consider using
the HFP because it offers more functionality and performance than the HSP. For
example, the HFP can support wireless transfer of contact lists for car kits that
use commands that control modems.
You can use the Disable Handsfree Profile IT policy rule to specify whether to
prevent the BlackBerry device from using this profile.
HSP This profile works with the SPP to enable wireless voice capabilities with most
headsets and some car kits. You use the HSP for wireless voice transmission only
if the target peripheral does not support the HFP.
You can use the Disable Headset Profile IT policy rule to specify whether to
prevent the BlackBerry device from using this profile.
SPP This profile provides procedures that describe how to configure serial
connections between a BlackBerry device and a Bluetooth enabled peripheral
that uses a virtual serial port. The Bluetooth enabled peripheral accesses the
serial port through the BlackBerry Software Development Kit.
You can use the Disable Serial Port Profile IT policy rule to specify whether to
prevent the BlackBerry device from using this profile.
SIM Access Profile This profile allows another Bluetooth enabled device to control the SIM card on
a BlackBerry device. For example, a car kit could use the SIM card to control its
own GSM communication. This might be useful if functioning of the BlackBerry
device degrades significantly inside a high-end car because the car is well
insulated. When the car controls the SIM card, the BlackBerry device prevents
any applications that might use the SIM card from running on the device.
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