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Cellular Phone Forum / Manufacturers / Ericsson / March 2004T616 Bluetooth Question
I bought a Kensington Bluetooth adaptor and was successful synchronizing Outlook with my phone. It seems that's the only thing the Sony software is good for though. I can't pair the computer with the phone, using the Kensington software, for the purpose of uploading data to the phone. I think it's a password conflict, but can't figure out how to identify my computer with the password the phone is looking for. If anyone has had a similar problem, I'd appreciate advice...TIA.  SignatureRemove The "NOSPAM" In Address To Reply | I bought a Kensington Bluetooth adaptor and was successful synchronizing | Outlook with my phone. It seems that's the only thing the Sony software is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] | with the password the phone is looking for. If anyone has had a similar | problem, I'd appreciate advice...TIA. When asked for the password in the pairing process, pick the password and must enter it into both devices. I've just ordered my Bluetooth adapter, but it is a Belkin model. I hope we can find someone to help as I may soon be in a similar situation. >I bought a Kensington Bluetooth adaptor and was successful synchronizing >Outlook with my phone. It seems that's the only thing the Sony software is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >with the password the phone is looking for. If anyone has had a similar >problem, I'd appreciate advice...TIA. | I've just ordered my Bluetooth adapter, but it is a Belkin model. | I hope we can find someone to help as I may soon be in a similar | situation. Belkin here. They work flawlessly. Using Ambicom CompactFlash BT, works flawlessly after much angst fiddling. Bastages. SignatureTeam EuroMeko --------------------------------------------- http://blackie.bounceme.net > I've just ordered my Bluetooth adapter, but it is a Belkin model. > I hope we can find someone to help as I may soon be in a similar [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >with the password the phone is looking for. If anyone has had a similar > >problem, I'd appreciate advice...TIA. | Using Ambicom CompactFlash BT, works flawlessly after much angst fiddling. | Bastages. Funny you should say that. I originally bought an Ambicom, and after tons of 'fiddling', I could only get it to work on 2 of my three desktops. That's how I wound up with the Belkin. Use these instructions to pair up the belkin: http://web.belkin.com/support/faq_qa.asp?pid=254&cid=6 > | Using Ambicom CompactFlash BT, works flawlessly after much angst fiddling. > | Bastages. > > Funny you should say that. I originally bought an Ambicom, and after tons of > 'fiddling', I could only get it to work on 2 of my three desktops. That's > how I wound up with the Belkin. | Use these instructions to pair up the belkin: | | http://web.belkin.com/support/faq_qa.asp?pid=254&cid=6 Thanks, but I don't need instructions on how to pair up the Belkin. The Belkin I got works wonderfully. It was the ambicom that would not work on one of my 3 PC's. On my laptop (XP Pro) using the drivers/software downloaded form Ambicom (not the ones that came with the device. Works flawlessly but you have to remove both the card and the adapter while powering on (yes I know). Try it you may be surprised that it works. SignatureTeam EuroMeko --------------------------------------------- http://blackie.bounceme.net > | Using Ambicom CompactFlash BT, works flawlessly after much angst fiddling. > | Bastages. > > Funny you should say that. I originally bought an Ambicom, and after tons of > 'fiddling', I could only get it to work on 2 of my three desktops. That's > how I wound up with the Belkin. | On my laptop (XP Pro) using the drivers/software downloaded form Ambicom | (not the ones that came with the device. Works flawlessly but you have to | remove both the card and the adapter while powering on (yes I know). | | Try it you may be surprised that it works. I prefer using a device I plug in, and use <wink>. The software wouldn't even recognize the "My Bluetooth Places" folder on the one machine of the three it wouldn't work That was using the older, included software and the software off their website. I was able to make it work on that machine using some software from another manufacturer, hacking the license.dat file, but after all the trouble I had to go through to make it work, and all the negative reviews on the net for the Ambicom adapter, I returned it for one that worked properly. |
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