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Appendix B: Reference Information
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BlueVue Basics
This section helps you navigate around the BlueVue application and its
various components.
System tray icon
Once installed, BlueVue runs in the background as a continuous service
or process called BlueVue Agent and in the foreground as the BlueVue
Client or graphical user interface. You will know that BlueVue is
available by the BlueTree icon located in the Windows System Tray.
System tray menu
To access BlueVue's features without having to open the main screen,
single right or left click the icon to bring up the following menu options:
System tray menu elements
Metric km/h, Kilometers per hour Meters
Nautical kts, knots Feet
Units of Measurement Speed Elevation
Place the mouse pointer over the
icon. The tool-tip caption will display
BlueTree Wireless BlueVue.
Double left click the icon to open or
display the main BlueVue window.
Element Description
(the top portion) Contains the names of the previously entered User Profiles. Simply
click on the desired User Profile to select a new data connection.
Connect Establishes a GPRS data connection with the default User Profile.
Once connected, the label will change to Disconnect to allow you to
close the current GPRS data connection.
Radio Off Allows you to disable the radio transmitter. Once disabled, the label
will change to Radio On to allow you to enable the radio transmitter.
Settings Opens the BlueTree Modem Properties page so that you re-
configure the modem and software.
Pause Agent Allows you to pause the BlueVue Agent in order to disconnect it
from the attached COM port. Once paused, the label will change to
Resume Agent to allow you to continue using BlueVue.