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Can T630 link to two bluetooth devices at once? |
markbishop
Joined: Nov 13, 2003
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Is it possible to use a T630 with two bluetooth devices at once - for instance, a Jabra BT250 headset and a Compaq iPaq 3870?
My Nokia 6310i can talk to only one device at a time. So when I want to get emails I have to switch off the headset and switch on bluetooth on the iPaq. It's a nuisance! |
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mwright
Joined: Jun 21, 2003
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(I assume the T610 is the same as the T630)
No - the phone can only be connected to one device at once although it can be paired to many
Just a thought!
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floke
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This really annoys me too with my Palm Tungsten and t68i. Is there any phone at all that can handle multiple Bluetooth connections? How about Siemens S55?
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mwright
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THinking abpout it again - I do just about what you are trying to do and I don't have to switch off the headset to use the phone as a GPRS modem.
I just make the connection from my pda to the phone.
What is the problem with leaving the headset switched on?
Just a thought!
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gforce23
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I think the p900 has this facility though I have not tried it.
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floke
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Well, mwright, when I think about it you're right. I dont have to switch off my headset to check email with BT and GPRS.
What annoys me is that I when I have a connection to my Palm and someone calls me I cannot pick up the phonecall with my BT headset. Thats annoying! |
floke
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The Z1010 can handle multiple Bluetooth connections.
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Posted: 2004-03-07 00:05
