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7. If the binding is successful, yellow “rays” appear to radiate from the remote
device icon as shown below, and the green light on the WindPort blinks
rapidly. You should now be able to communicate from your PC to the
remote device as if it were directly connected to your computer (if you are
using the headset or Audio Gateway Local Services, you must first right click
on the Local Service icon and then click on
Enable Audio to turn on the
sound).
Note:
If you are unable to connect, try re-positioning the PC and repeat the above
steps to bind the COM port.
Folders
The Bluetooth Neighborhood allows files and remote Bluetooth device icons to be
stored in folders. These folders act like standard Windows folders, including normal
drag and drop operation. They are useful, for example, for grouping several remote
Bluetooth devices together so that you can send data simultaneously to all of the
grouped devices.
For details on how to use folders, refer to the Bluetooth Software Suite User’s Manual
on the WindPort Installation CD-ROM.
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