Navi Bars
GB 20
Viewing images received from an external
device
General
The 260 T is equipped with a built-in Bluetooth module that makes
it possible to receive, watch and save digital images transmitted
from an external device. The device must be equipped with Blue-
tooth Standard Version 1.5 and "Object Push Profile". No cables are
necessary as the transmission is wireless. The distance between the
transmitting device and the 260 T should not exceed 10 meters to
ensure good transmission.
Before the 260 T can start to receive images, some settings have to
be made.
Control folder
—
Connections
Connectivity
Yes
The Bluetooth function is enabled and it is possible to receive
images.
No
The Bluetooth function is disabled and it is not possible to
receive images.
If you have selected "
Yes
", the external device should be able to
find a suitable Bluetooth receiver to send images to and thus, it
should be able to find the 260 T. If it does not find it, it may be be-
cause "
No
" has been selected.
Local device name
The 260 T is called “Mediamaster” on this line. This is also the name
the external device will find during its search procedure. You can
enter another name with the number buttons on the remote con-
trol. Press any number button and a keyboard will be shown on the
screen.
For more information on how to enter a new name, see “How to en-
ter a specific name” on page 17.
Bluetooth passkey
The first time you want to send an image to the 260 T, a passkey has
to be entered in the transmitting device. By default, this passkey is
set to 123456789. It is highly recommended that this passkey be
changed immediately. The length of the passkey must be a mini-
mum of 8 and a maximum of 16 characters.
An example of one reason why you would want to change your
passkey is that if your neighbour also has a 260 T and neither of you
have changed the passkey, you may send images to each other’s re-
ceivers.
