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Sega Saturn Bluetooth DataLink Setup

The Sega Saturn Bluetooth DataLink device is an accessory, which can be used to transfer data.
The DataLink utilizes the power from a 9V battery to operate.    

After unpacking the Bluetooth DataLink device, please follow the steps below.

Step1 – Pair with the Bluetooth Module

For this step, you will need only the Bluetooth DataLink device, a 9V battery, and your PC.
Your PC should have either built-in Bluetooth capability or an external Bluetooth dongle.

Plug the 9V battery into battery holder on the back side of the DataLink.  Slide the power switch
to the ON position.  The DataLink’s LED indicator light should come on, and the red LED
indicator on the Bluetooth Module should be flashing.

The Bluetooth Module must be paired with your PC.  This is a step you only have to perform
once.  After pairing, your PC will assign a COM port number to the Bluetooth module, and that is
how it will be accessed.

Your PC should have a Bluetooth icon at the bottom right of your screen.  If so double click the
Bluetooth icon.  Alternately, you can get to “My Bluetooth Places” using the Control Panel.  The
screens shown are from Windows XP.  Windows 7 will have similar setup screens.

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Summary of Contents for Saturn Bluetooth DataLink

Page 1: ...tery into battery holder on the back side of the DataLink Slide the power switch to the ON position The DataLink s LED indicator light should come on and the red LED indicator on the Bluetooth Module should be flashing The Bluetooth Module must be paired with your PC This is a step you only have to perform once After pairing your PC will assign a COM port number to the Bluetooth module and that is...

Page 2: ...ress the Next button You will be asked for a passkey The passkey is 1995 After entering the passkey press the next button to complete setup In WIN XP you can right click on the SATURN_BT icon and select properties Under the Authorization tab you can check the box for Bluetooth Serial Port This will prevent prompts from occurring when you connect to the DataLink Page 2 of 5 ...

Page 3: ...You can click Connect to see which COM port has been assigned in this example COM7 Page 3 of 5 ...

Page 4: ...aLink software the flashing red LED will stay on solidly Make note of the COM port that has been assigned to your DataLink Bluetooth Module COM__________________ The COM port assignment must be higher than 2 but lower than 17 If a COM value higher than 16 is assigned by the Bluetooth Pairing you can change the COM value manually using Device Manager It is OK to assign a port value which is already...

Page 5: ...d LED indication means that the Bluetooth module has connected successfully Step3 Connecting the Bluetooth Datalink device to the Saturn The Bluetooth DataLink may stay plugged into the ARP cartridge even when it is not in use 1 The Sega Saturn should be powered OFF 2 Insert a Pro Action Replay cartridge into the Saturn cartridge slot 3 Plug the Bluetooth DataLink into the ARP s 25 pin connector 4...

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