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TheBlade
Joined: Jun 05, 2002
Posts: 15
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Hi there guys,
I just got an Anycom Bluetooth PC Card, and I have a T68m upgraded with to a T68i R2B025. Using a Laptop Toshiba Satellite Pro 4600 and Win 98.
I need to know exactly what can I do with this Bluetooth PC Card, I have searched on Esato but haven't found anything that would answer my questions:
1. Can I use PC Control, and control the mouse?
2. Can I use it to connect to the Internet?
3. Can I use it to Sync with my PC, for the contacts and messages?
4. Can I make phone calls through the PC?
5. Which Software do I need for all this?
Thanks in Advance who ever can answer this questions.
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riflogic
Joined: Jun 17, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: London,UK
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If you have installed software for you phone on your computer then you can use that with Bluetooth module. For instance, managing your contacts, composing SMS, synchronising stuff etc. Also, you can use your phone as a GRPS/GSM modem to access the Internet. I mainly use Bluetooth module for this very purpose.
I think you might need the Bluetooth Adapter's software for the initial setup for the adaptor, but other than that you do not require anything else as your computer can recognise the phone even if the software for the phone is not installed on your laptop. But ofcourse, to use it (the phone) as a modem or do any of the stuff I mentioned above you will have to install the software.
Hope this answers your queries |
TheBlade
Joined: Jun 05, 2002
Posts: 15
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I still need some step by step help, specially with people that have experienced Anycom Bluetooth PC Card and T68 w/ R2B025
Thanks
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TheBlade
Joined: Jun 05, 2002
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Isn't there anyone who could help me???
I reallllly apreciate if some one does.
I have tried many things just can't get anywhere, specially with the PC Control, which I think its a great tool.
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Posted: 2002-06-20 20:46
