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Index

Address book tap dialing

defined 23
enabling 24
using 25

Applications included on the CD-ROM 7

Battery life.

See

Power management

BlueBoard

blocking requests for connection 29, 3 1
color legend 31
color palette 31
connecting with partners 27–29
defined 7, 26, 71
discovery process 27
End button 30
Erase button 30
Find More button 28
functions 30
host 26
Options menu 31
partners 26
pen palette 30
recent contributors 30
Share button 27
using 26–31

BlueChat

active area 35
blocking requests for chat 33, 3 7
Chat button 32
connecting with a partner 32–34
defined 7, 26, 71
discovery process 32
Emoticon button 35, 36
End button 35
Find More button 32
font selection 37
Frequent phrase button 35, 36
host 32

input area 35
Options menu 36
partner 32
recent contributors 34
Send button 35
using 32–37

Bluetooth application

accessing the Internet using your phone

connection 17–18

connecting with a laptop computer

18–20

connecting with a phone 14–1 8
connecting with a wireless LAN access

point 20–21

connecting with other devices 12–2 1
creating a trusted pair with a phone 15
defined 7, 71
entering passkey when connecting with a

laptop computer 19

entering passkey when connecting with a

phone 16

entering passkey when connecting with a

wireless LAN access point 21

selecting phone driver 59–60
setting up service with a new ISP 17–18
standard GSM phone driver 59, 60
switching between a phone connection

and a wireless LAN access point
connection 22

Bluetooth Card.

See

Palm Bluetooth Card

Bluetooth link.

See

Connection

Bluetooth pairing.

See

Connection

Bluetooth Preferences screen

adding trusted devices 44
deleting trusted devices 43–44
enabling/disabling Bluetooth

functionality on your
handheld 42

enabling/disabling the user cache 45
setting device name on your

handheld 42

Summary of Contents for Bluetooth Card

Page 1: ...Handbook for the Palm Bluetooth Card ...

Page 2: ...handbook Palm Inc assumes no responsibility for any loss or claims by third parties which may arise through the use of this software Palm Inc assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by deletion of data as a result of malfunction dead battery or repairs Be sure to make backup copies of all important data on other media to protect against data loss IMPORTANT Please read the End User ...

Page 3: ...ions not included on the CD ROM 8 Using the card 8 Card usage tips 10 Chapter 3 Connecting with Other Devices 11 Discovery 11 Device types 11 Methods of performing discovery connection 12 Connecting using the Bluetooth application 12 Switching between a phone connection and a wireless LAN access point connection 22 Chapter 4 Using Your Palm Bluetooth Card Features 23 Telephony features 23 Tap dial...

Page 4: ...ecting to non GSM phones 54 Connecting to a GPRS network 56 Phone drivers 59 Switching connections to the same type of device 60 HotSync operation with your computer 61 Chapter 6 Performance Issues 65 Latency 65 Usage environments 65 Power management 66 Chapter 7 Connection Security 67 Passkeys 67 Trusted pairs 67 Chapter 8 Frequently Asked Questions 69 Installation operation problems 69 Phone con...

Page 5: ... equipped with Bluetooth technology What can you do with the card You can use the Bluetooth Card to do the following Access the Internet Check and send e mail Chat with other users Collaborate on whiteboard drawings Exchange SMS Short Messaging Service messages Send data to other users Dial telephone numbers from your Address Book Print from Address Book or Datebook Perform wireless HotSync operat...

Page 6: ...of sight connections The types of connections for which cable clutter can be eliminated with Bluetooth technology include the following Palm handheld to mobile phone Palm handheld to wireless LAN access point Palm handheld to laptop computer Palm handheld to printer The Internet bridge There are two ways that Bluetooth technology enables you to build a wireless bridge to established networks like ...

Page 7: ...with the collaborative application BlueBoard included on the CD ROM you can connect with up to three other handhelds Operational considerations Key considerations when using the Bluetooth Card include the following Power management Connection security See Chapter 6 for information on power management with the Bluetooth Card See Chapter 7 for information on connection security with the Bluetooth Ca...

Page 8: ...Chapter 1 Palm Bluetooth Card Overview 4 ...

Page 9: ...he CD ROM To install the software Windows 1 Insert the CD ROM into your computer s CD ROM drive A screen displays automatically 2 If you have the multilingual version of the Bluetooth Card select the language you want to install This must match the language of your handheld 3 Select Bluetooth and Phone Services and follow the onscreen instructions This installs the following components Bluetooth e...

Page 10: ...HotSync operation after installing the CD ROM to install necessary drivers and collaborative applications to your handheld To install the software Mac 1 Insert the CD ROM into the computer s CD ROM drive The folder containing the CD ROM software will automatically open 2 If you have the multilingual version of the Bluetooth Card double click the folder of the language you want to install This must...

Page 11: ...aling SMS BlueBoard and BlueChat See Chapter 5 for information on using the phone Connection screen Bluetooth extensions Palm OS software extensions enabling wireless connectivity using Bluetooth technology from your handheld Bluetooth application Application that provides a step by step interface for connecting to a phone laptop computer or wireless LAN access point Telephony services Address Boo...

Page 12: ...ireless retrieval of data from the Internet for viewing on your handheld See Chapter 4 for more information on the Web clipping application To install applications not included on the CD ROM If the application is included on your handheld refer to the CD ROM included with your handheld for installation instructions If the application is not included on your handheld go to www palm com for installa...

Page 13: ...d lock the card is properly seated If you have system sound turned on you will hear the system sound IMPORTANT The Bluetooth Card extends slightly Do not attempt to force the card in further To remove the card 1 Push lightly against the card with your thumb 2 When the card releases you can remove it If you have system sound turned on you will hear the system sound Back panel of handheld You must p...

Page 14: ... optimal use of your Bluetooth Card Insert the card into your handheld at the beginning of a Bluetooth session Remove the card when the session is complete When not in use store the card in a dry dust free location See Product Regulatory and Safety Information for detailed information on using your Bluetooth Card safely ...

Page 15: ... Bluetooth application the application gives you the option of discovering phones equipped with Bluetooth technology within range in order to make a connection with one of these phones Many applications enable you to create a trusted pair with a device Once you create a trusted pair with a device you can connect with it directly without going through the discovery process Information on creating t...

Page 16: ... screen only certain types of devices can be discovered as follows Using the Bluetooth application Connect to mobile phone laptop computer wireless LAN access point Using a collaborative application delivered with the Bluetooth Card Connect to Palm handheld Using the Send function Connect to Palm handheld printer laptop computer Using the Connection Preferences screen Connect to mobile phone lapto...

Page 17: ...ection Tap the Connected to field to change the connection or tap the icon or name of the type of device with which you wish to connect to begin a new connection process If you tap the Connected to field to change the connection the same screen appears with the new connection name in the Connected to field If the most recent device with which you have made a connection is a laptop computer the Via...

Page 18: ...our phone See Phone drivers in Chapter 5 for more information Optional Enter a name for this connection and then tap Next This name identifies the connection between your handheld and a particular phone and can be anything you choose You should not enter the name of your ISP here 3 Set your phone to be able to be discovered by another device discoverable and then tap Next NOTE See the documentatio...

Page 19: ... with Bluetooth technology within range you will receive a status message You can try discovery again or tap OK to return to the Bluetooth screen You may need to perform the discovery process several times 5 Prepare your phone to accept a Bluetooth connection and then tap Next NOTE See the documentation that was included with your phone for how to prepare your phone to accept a Bluetooth connectio...

Page 20: ... pair will not be formed and the connection with the phone will fail You will need to start over at step 1 If passkey authentication succeeds that is passkey exchange is successful but the Bluetooth application is unable to complete the connection with the phone for any other reason you will receive an error message and be given the option to try connecting again 7 If passkey authentication succee...

Page 21: ...p 7 above the following screen appears You can choose to use an existing ISP or set up service with a new ISP To use an existing ISP On the screen shown in step 2 above select the ISP and then tap Next A confirmation screen appears To set up service with a new ISP 1 On the screen shown in step 2 of using a phone connection to access the Internet tap Setup New ISP enter the ISP name and then tap Ne...

Page 22: ... Settings to change the default network settings See Customizing ISP settings in Chapter 5 for more information 4 Tap Next A confirmation screen appears To create a connection with a laptop computer 1 On the Bluetooth application screen tap PC 2 Optional Enter a name for this connection and then tap Next This name identifies the connection between your handheld and a particular laptop computer and...

Page 23: ...ny computers enabled with Bluetooth technology within range you will receive an error message You can try discovery again or tap OK to return to the Bluetooth screen You may need to perform the discovery process several times 5 Optional The laptop computer with which you are trying to connect may ask you for a passkey If this occurs enter the passkey when prompted and tap OK Depending on the model...

Page 24: ...top computer a confirmation screen appears To create a connection with a wireless LAN access point 1 On the Bluetooth application screen tap LAN 2 Optional Enter a name for this connection and then tap Next This name identifies the connection between your handheld and a particular wireless LAN access point and can be anything you choose 3 Be sure to have the login name and password provided by you...

Page 25: ...s several times 5 Optional The LAN access point with which you are trying to connect may ask you for a passkey If this occurs enter the passkey supplied by your network administrator 6 Enter your login name tap the Password box to enter password enter your password tap OK and then tap Next After you enter a password the Password field entry changes to Assigned If you tap Next without entering a lo...

Page 26: ...and a LAN access point connection 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the Bluetooth icon 3 Tap the Connecting to field and select the connection to which you wish to switch When the connection has been switched the following message appears 4 Tap OK You can also switch between connections to the same type of device for example between a connection to one phone and a connection to a different phone S...

Page 27: ...your mobile phone SMS Send receive and store simple text messages with users who have access to SMS services NOTE See the SMS Handbook included on the CD ROM for detailed information on SMS E mail If your Palm handheld came with an e mail client installed or you installed the e mail client that was included on the CD ROM that came with your handheld you can send and receive e mail messages using y...

Page 28: ...all number via your mobile phone You then use your phone to carry out the call Tap dialing involves two tasks Enabling tap dialing Using tap dialing To enable tap dialing 1 Press the Address Book button 2 Tap the Menu button and then tap the Options menu 3 Tap Preferences 4 Tap Enable Tap Dialing If the box is already checked tap dialing is enabled and you don t need to do anything 5 Tap OK Web cl...

Page 29: ...trusted pair with a phone to use Tap Dialing See Connecting using the Bluetooth application in Chapter 3 for instructions on connecting with a phone 2 Tap the phone number you wish to dial 3 Select the number you wish to dial and then tap Dial The following dialing screen appears Tap the phone number portion of the Address Book entry to use tap dialing ...

Page 30: ...e is the host Users who are invited and join a BlueBoard session are partners A host can connect with up to three partners To launch BlueBoard 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the BlueBoard icon When BlueBoard launches you see the following screen BlueBoard Virtual whiteboard application that allows Palm handheld users utilizing Bluetooth technology to collaborate on drawings BlueChat Messaging a...

Page 31: ...ntributors later in this chapter 2 Select partner s with whom you wish to collaborate with by selecting the check box next to the device name s on the Share With Partners screen and then tap OK NOTE Because a maximum of four people host plus three partners can share a drawing the Share With Partners screen displays a decrementing counter showing the host how many more partners they can add to shar...

Page 32: ...t the connection process over again If the host selects a partner who does not have BlueBoard installed on his or her handheld or a connection cannot be established the following error message appears on the host s handheld If a partner was selected on the original list but cannot be discovered after tapping Find More The partner is added to the refreshed list in bold with the phrase Not Found aft...

Page 33: ... the connection by tapping No If the partner taps No the following dialog box appears on the host s handheld If the partner has blocked all requests for a BlueBoard connection the following dialog box appears on the host s handheld See BlueBoard Options menu later in this chapter for information on blocking drawing requests 7 Tap OK Once the connection process is complete the following screen appe...

Page 34: ... in BlueBoard or BlueChat earlier in this chapter BlueBoard functionality After you have connected with partners you can use BlueBoard functions to collaborate on a whiteboard drawing End Selected by host Disconnects connection to all partners When a host taps End the following dialog box appears to alert partners that the session has been ended Selected by partner Disconnects partner from connect...

Page 35: ...s the user to select a drawing color A filled area around a color wedge black blue green red shows the current color for the handheld A user can only choose a color if no other user is using that color Color legend Color handhelds only not shown on sample screen above Displays the user s handheld name on the partner pick list in the default drawing color according to the following scheme Host blac...

Page 36: ...ll Palm handhelds within range The names of these handhelds appear on the Connect screen If you have previously collaborated using BlueChat tap Chat This displays a list of recent partners from previous BlueChat sessions on the Connect screen See Recent contributors later in this chapter 2 Select the partner with whom you wish to chat by tapping on his or her name and then tap OK 3 If you do not s...

Page 37: ...nstalled on his or her handheld or a connection cannot be established the following error message appears on the host s handheld 6 As the host connects with the partner s handheld the following dialog box appears on the partner s handheld The partner does one of the following Accepts the connection by tapping Yes Declines the connection by tapping No If the partner taps No the following dialog app...

Page 38: ...screen Recent contributors When a host adds a partner to a chat BlueChat stores that partner s device name and address BlueChat can store up to ten name address pairs Each time the host begins the connection process BlueChat indicates potential partners by displaying a list of stored device names in the Chat Partners dialog box TIP To connect with partners other than those displayed from the store...

Page 39: ...area Displays text messages and graphics being entered before they are sent to another user Send button Takes the current text graphic message in the input area and sends it to the other user The message is then displayed in the active area of both handhelds Frequent phrase button Stores frequently entered phrases see the steps on using the frequent phrase button later in this chapter Graphics but...

Page 40: ...in phrases to which you can add your own The phrase dialog box can store up to 40 phrases To use the Graphics button 1 From the main BlueChat screen tap the Graphics button 2 Tap any of the graphics to add it to your text message Tapping any of the graphics immediately closes the dialog and adds the selected graphics to the text message Graphics appear at the end of a text message only BlueChat Op...

Page 41: ...and then tap OK To block requests for chat 1 Tap the BlueChat tab 2 Tap Options and then tap Enable Blocking 3 Tap OK TIP To unblock requests follow the above steps and select Disable Blocking from the Options menu Tap BlueChat tab Tap here to select font Tap BlueChat tab Tap here to enable disable blocking for chat requests ...

Page 42: ... cards Calendar events To use the Send function 1 Open an application that supports the Send function such as the Address Book 2 Tap the Send function from the leftmost menu on the application screen This function may have different names depending on the application you are using For example in Address Book the function is called Send Address or Send Category 3 Tap Bluetooth in the Send With fiel...

Page 43: ...be located in a corporate setting or in public areas such as the following Airport lounges Hotels Train stations Corporate campuses By connecting your handheld to a wireless LAN access point enabled with Bluetooth technology you can access the following features at speeds faster than through a phone connection without incurring airtime charges on your mobile phone Send and receive e mail from the ...

Page 44: ...Chapter 4 Using Your Palm Bluetooth Card Features 40 ...

Page 45: ...a GPRS network Switching connections to the same type of device Performing a HotSync operation with your laptop computer Using the Bluetooth Preferences screen From the Bluetooth Preferences screen you can do the following Enable disable Bluetooth technology Set the name that other users will see when a connection is made with your handheld Set whether the handheld is discoverable or not discovera...

Page 46: ...le to other users Tap the Device Name field enter the device name and then tap OK Set device as discoverable or not discoverable Select yes or no from the toggle option If you set your handheld to be not discoverable you will only be able to initiate the discovery connection process with other devices using your Bluetooth Card you will only be able to receive connections from devices with which yo...

Page 47: ...n 4 Tap Trusted Devices From this screen you can view details about delete a trusted device or add a trusted device To view details about delete a trusted device 1 On the Trusted Devices screen select the device you wish to view delete and then tap Details 2 Device details appear on the following screen To delete the device tap Delete Device 3 Tap Done twice to return to the Bluetooth Preferences ...

Page 48: ... Discovery Results screen appears select the device you want to add as a trusted device If the device you want to add as a trusted device does not appear on the discovery results list tap Find More 3 Enter a passkey for both your handheld and the trusted device then tap OK Depending on the device model you may be able to choose the passkey to enter or the device may have a passkey built in see the...

Page 49: ...the upper left corner to open the Options menu 5 Tap Enable device name cache or Disable device name cache Only the option not currently in use is presented Using the Connection Preferences screen You can perform the discovery connection process to a remote device using the Connection Preferences screen on your handheld See Methods of performing discovery connection in Chapter 3 for other methods ...

Page 50: ...ink 6 Do the following Enter a name for the connection Select Phone in the Connect to field Select Bluetooth in the Via field Select Tap to Find in the Device box If you selected an existing connection in step 4 select Tap to Find in the Device box only The other fields are already properly configured for the connection The discovery process begins One or more discovery screens appear 7 When the D...

Page 51: ...n the Model field If your phone model does not appear on the list you can choose the default driver Standard GSM Driver or download the specific driver for your phone See Phone drivers later in this chapter for more information 4 Tap OK 5 Optional Tap Yes to make this connection your default phone connection We recommend that you make the phone connection your default phone connection You will now...

Page 52: ...reen 4 On the Network Preferences screen enter the information for your ISP 5 Change the connection name to the name you created in step 6 of To create a connection with a phone 6 Tap OK To create a connection with a laptop computer 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the Preferences icon 3 Tap Connection from the pick list in the upper right corner of the screen 4 To use an existing connection tap ...

Page 53: ...the Device box only The other fields are already properly configured for the connection The discovery process begins One or more discovery screens appear 6 When the Discovery Results screen appears select the laptop with which you wish to connect and then tap OK 7 Tap OK Depending on the computer you may be asked whether you want to create a trusted pair with the laptop computer If you are asked f...

Page 54: ...ion In either case you must use the same passkey for both the laptop and your handheld To create a connection with a wireless LAN access point 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the Preferences icon 3 Tap Connection from the pick list in the upper right corner of the screen 4 To use an existing connection tap the connection on the Available Connections screen and then tap Edit To create a new conne...

Page 55: ...nt to create a trusted pair with the wireless LAN access point To create a trusted pair with a wireless LAN access point 1 From the Connection screen tap Yes 2 Enter the passkey supplied by your system administrator and then tap OK 3 Tap Network from the pick list in the upper right corner of the screen 4 On the Network Preferences screen enter the information for your ISP 5 Change the connection ...

Page 56: ...ut setting To change your login name password 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the Preferences icon 3 Tap Network from the pick list in the upper right corner of the screen 4 Do one or both of the following To change login name Enter new name in User Name field To change password Tap in Password box enter new password and tap OK To change phone number 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the Prefere...

Page 57: ... Tap to enter phone in Phone box 5 Enter the new phone number 6 Tap OK To change the timeout setting 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the Preferences icon 3 Tap Network from the pick list in the upper right corner of the screen 4 Tap Details Enter new phone number if for example you are traveling and want to use a local number to access your ISP ...

Page 58: ...il Palm WAP Browser and web clipping To create a connection with a non GSM phone 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the Preferences icon 3 Tap Connection from the pick list in the upper right corner of the screen 4 Tap New 5 Prepare your phone to accept a Bluetooth connection and then tap Next NOTE See the documentation that was included with your phone for how to prepare your phone to accept a Blu...

Page 59: ...sted pair with the phone To use Bluetooth technology with a phone you must create a trusted pair To create a trusted pair with a non GSM phone 1 Create a connection with the non GSM phone as described in the steps above 2 On the Connection screen tap Yes The discovery process begins One or more discovery screens appear You must select Modem rather than Phone in the Connect to field to connect with...

Page 60: ...uetooth Card you can connect to a GPRS network wirelessly from your handheld using your mobile phone NOTE To connect to a GPRS network you must have a GSM mobile phone equipped with GPRS services and a wireless operator that supports GPRS services To connect to a GPRS network 1 Be sure your GPRS services are turned on Refer to the documentation included with your mobile phone for instructions 2 Ta...

Page 61: ...must use the same passkey for both the network and your handheld 3 Tap OK You must then create a new service for use with the GPRS network To create a new service for use with the GPRS network 1 Create a connection with the GPRS network as described in the steps above 2 Tap Network from the pick list in the upper right corner of the screen 3 Tap the Menu icon and then tap New on the Service menu 4...

Page 62: ...5 Advanced User Functions 58 To send an INIT string 1 After entering the connection name in step 5 above tap Details 2 Tap Script 3 Tap End to expand the pick list and then tap Send Tap here to send INIT string ...

Page 63: ...ernet using your ISP You can only do this if you have previously created a non GPRS connection with your phone See Switching connections to the same type of device later in this chapter Phone drivers The following information applies to GSM phones only The Bluetooth application provides a generic GSM phone driver as the default To optimize your telephony experience we recommend that you obtain the...

Page 64: ...ver to your handheld after downloading the driver Switching connections to the same type of device In addition to switching between a phone connection and a wireless LAN access point connection see Chapter 3 you can also switch from one phone connection to another or one wireless LAN access point connection to another Before you can switch between connections to the same type of device you must pa...

Page 65: ...ith the Bluetooth Card you can perform wireless HotSync operations NOTE You must have a computer running Windows 2000 to perform wireless HotSync operations with the Bluetooth Card Go to www palm com bluetooth for updates To enable wireless HotSync operations 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the Preferences icon 3 Tap Connection from the pick list in the upper right corner 4 Tap New and then do t...

Page 66: ...st screen appears tap the name of your laptop computer and then tap OK You will be asked if you want to create a trusted pair with the laptop To do so tap Yes enter the passkey and then tap OK To decline tap No To perform a wireless HotSync operation you must tap Yes tapping No ends the process Select the laptop computer with which you wish to connect Tap Find More to discover additional laptop co...

Page 67: ...ust now select the HotSync operation settings you just created on both your handheld and your laptop computer To select the HotSync operations on your handheld 1 Tap the Applications icon 2 Tap the HotSync icon 3 Tap the pick list in the center of the screen to select the connection settings you just created Laptop computer name ...

Page 68: ...r instructions The documentation might refer to changing port settings for HotSync operation as configuring the Bluetooth serial host 2 Right click the HotSync icon on your laptop task bar and then select Setup 3 Select the Local tab 4 In the Serial port drop down box select the port you chose in step 1 5 Click OK To perform a wireless HotSync operation once settings are finalized Press the HotSyn...

Page 69: ...thin range An additional two seconds or more is required to retrieve any device name that is not already stored in the cache Connection time to a device the user has previously discovered selected from the cache will be one second or less NOTE You may need to perform the discovery process several times to discover a device within range See Chapter 3 for more information Usage environments Environm...

Page 70: ...he card inserted Actual battery drain will depend on the type of device with which you are connecting and the task you are performing When the battery drops below 20 percent capacity the card is disabled and charging is required The card can stay in this state for approximately one week without loss of data Palm OS software manages battery usage on your handheld to help maximize battery life For e...

Page 71: ...y authentication fails You must retry to connect to the device See Chapter 3 and Chapter 5 for descriptions of when you may be asked to enter a passkey when connecting with a remote device Trusted pairs When you exchange passkeys with another device you form a trusted pair with that device Any time you connect with another device the application through which you are connecting may ask you to form...

Page 72: ...uetooth Preferences screen NOTE See Chapter 3 for information on creating a trusted pair as a part of the discovery connection process using the Bluetooth application See Using the Connection Preferences screen in Chapter 5 for information on creating a trusted pair as part of the discovery connection process using the Connection Preferences screen See Using the Bluetooth Preferences screen in Cha...

Page 73: ...my handheld If you have multiple users on your Palm Desktop software make sure that you are installing the files to the correct user name In addition all files must be loaded onto the handheld You cannot install the Bluetooth Card files onto the card itself I get an error message when I try to launch one of the applications installed with the Bluetooth Card Make sure that the Bluetooth Card is sea...

Page 74: ...ion included with your phone for assistance My mobile phone cannot locate my handheld Make sure that the Bluetooth Card is seated properly in the handheld See Using the card in Chapter 2 for directions on how to insert the card My handheld cannot seem to make a connection to my phone equipped with Bluetooth technology On the Connection Preferences screen check to make sure that you have Bluetooth ...

Page 75: ...ther users see when they discover connect with your handheld discovery Process of finding and connecting with one or more devices equipped with Bluetooth technology GPRS General Packet Radio Service high speed packet data technology enabling always on network connectivity and high speed wireless data transmission from a GSM phone GSM Global System for Mobile Communications digital technology provi...

Page 76: ...o four devices connected by Bluetooth technology and able to collaborate and exchange data Send Handheld function enabling you to share business cards calendar events and other files with other handheld users SMS Short Messaging Services application enabling exchange of simples text messages among users who have access to SMS services trusted pair Device with which you have exchanged and stored pa...

Page 77: ...ul interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receive...

Page 78: ... handheld please observe the guidelines or prohibitions on the use of wireless devices in your current location For example when you are on an airplane do not use your Bluetooth Card at times when government or airline regulations prohibit the use of cellular phones You can of course use all other applications on your handheld in accordance with airline regulations for electronic devices Electrica...

Page 79: ...ich Conformity is Declared EMC standard ETSI 300 826 Radio standard ETSI 300 328 2 Safety standard EN69950 Manufacturer s Name Palm Inc Manufacturer s Location 5470 Great America Pkwy Santa Clara CA 95052 USA Importer s Name Palm Germany GmbH Importer s Location Landsberger Strasse 155 D 80687 Munchen Germany Type of Equipment Palm Bluetooth Card Model Number SD BT00P Year of Manufacture 2001 Appl...

Page 80: ...cations or repairs on the card there is a danger of fires electrical shock damage to the card and injury Do not remove the label and do not paste on other labels dismantling this product will invalidate the warranty and any other service plan Those with a pacemaker should operate the card from a minimum distance of 22 centimeters or more electrical signals may cause abnormalities in pacemaker oper...

Page 81: ... using 32 37 Bluetooth application accessing the Internet using your phone connection 17 18 connecting with a laptop computer 18 20 connecting with a phone 14 18 connecting with a wireless LAN access point 20 21 connecting with other devices 12 21 creating a trusted pair with a phone 15 defined 7 71 entering passkey when connecting with a laptop computer 19 entering passkey when connecting with a ...

Page 82: ... using the Connection Preferences screen 50 51 with another handheld using the BlueChat application 32 34 with other devices 11 22 with other handhelds using the BlueBoard application 27 29 Connection device requirements for 12 methods of performing discovery connection 12 requirements for connection 12 switching between a phone connection and a wireless LAN access point connection 22 switching co...

Page 83: ...See GPRS network Global System for Mobile Communications See GSM phones Glossary 71 GPRS network and GSM phones 56 connecting to 56 59 connecting via Bluetooth 3 creating a trusted pair 57 defined 71 GPRS defined 56 loss of network connection 59 sending an INIT string 58 59 service limitations 59 GSM phones accessing the Internet 17 18 48 and GPRS networks 56 connecting using the Bluetooth applica...

Page 84: ...ess LAN access point Laptop computer changing port settings for HotSync operation 64 connecting using the Bluetooth application 18 20 connecting using the Connection Preferences screen 48 50 creating a trusted pair as part of HotSync operation 62 creating a trusted pair using the Connection Preferences screen 50 enabling HotSync operation 61 63 entering passkey to create a trusted pair 19 HotSync ...

Page 85: ...rd 52 PC See Laptop computer Phone connection problems 69 70 Phone drivers downloading from the web 60 selecting 59 60 standard GSM phone driver 59 60 Phone models selecting a phone model using the Bluetooth application 14 selecting a phone model using the Connection Preferences screen 47 Phone number changing 52 53 Phones accessing the Internet 17 18 48 connecting using the Bluetooth application ...

Page 86: ... GPRS network 57 creating with a laptop computer 50 creating with a non GSM phone 55 56 creating with a phone using the Bluetooth application 15 creating with a phone using the Connection Preferences screen 47 creating with a wireless LAN access point 51 defined 72 encryption 67 U Usage environments 65 User cache enabling disabling 44 45 in BlueBoard application 30 in BlueChat application 34 W WAP...

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