Bluetooth and Motorola V600 cellular phone

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Hi All,

I have a problem which is driving me up a wall. I have a HP Pavilion
zd7010us laptop with 4 USB 2.0 ports. The laptop is running Windows XP
Home Edition with Service Pack 2 installed.

Recently, I bought a Linksys Bluetooth dongle. I installed the
software then plugged in the dongle when prompted to do so. Everything
installed with no errors. I turned on Bluetooth in my Motorola V600
GSM/GPRS cellular phone. Make the phone discoverable and click on the
Bluetooth add device button. The phone is discovered and listed a a
Dial-up Network device. When I try to discover it as a Personal Area
Network Device, it does not get found.

Today I went back to CompUSA and bought a DLink Bluetooth dongle with
the identical result.

I know the phone works as a GPRS device because my Tungsten|T3
connects with it know problem at all.

Why can't I get my laptop to discover the phone as a GPRS device?

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
~ He esteems too lightly
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Hi Terry,

My phone doesn't give you the option to find out what services it offers.

The reason why I am confused, is because with both Bluetooth adapters,
It only comes up as an analog modem. Even there it has problems. I can
try to have it dial, but with both I get an error 678. The phone
number is right and does work if I attach a landline.

If it didn't work so well with my Palm Tungsten|T3, I would think it
was a defective phone.

I went to the Motorola web site, I they do not offer and special
drivers for the V600. I did have to chose drivers for the V600 on the
Palm and used the driver for the TP280i.

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
~ He esteems too lightly



tc wrote:

|A shot in the dark.
|Can you not query the bluetooth phone to find what services it
offers? Maybe
|it is under a different name than PAN.
|Terry
|
|"C.Joseph Drayton" <kalek1@mindspring.com> wrote in message
|news:2ujav0F2c3ci5U1@uni-berlin.de...
|

| Hi All,
|
| I have a problem which is driving me up a wall. I have a HP Pavilion
| zd7010us laptop with 4 USB 2.0 ports. The laptop is running Windows XP
| Home Edition with Service Pack 2 installed.
|
| Recently, I bought a Linksys Bluetooth dongle. I installed the
| software then plugged in the dongle when prompted to do so. Everything
| installed with no errors. I turned on Bluetooth in my Motorola V600
| GSM/GPRS cellular phone. Make the phone discoverable and click on the
| Bluetooth add device button. The phone is discovered and listed a a
| Dial-up Network device. When I try to discover it as a Personal Area
| Network Device, it does not get found.
|
| Today I went back to CompUSA and bought a DLink Bluetooth dongle with
| the identical result.
|
| I know the phone works as a GPRS device because my Tungsten|T3
| connects with it know problem at all.
|
| Why can't I get my laptop to discover the phone as a GPRS device?
|
| Ciao . . . C.Joseph
|
| That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
| ~ He esteems too lightly

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Maybe it is a function of the bluetooth stack. I see Motorola offers their
own dongle with a copy of Mobile Phone Tools 2
http://commerce.motorola.com/cgi-b [...] 8&zipcode=

Terry

"C.Joseph Drayton" <kalek1@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:2ul9mlF2cqh8lU1@uni-berlin.de...
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> Hi Terry,
>
> My phone doesn't give you the option to find out what services it offers.
>
> The reason why I am confused, is because with both Bluetooth adapters,
> It only comes up as an analog modem. Even there it has problems. I can
> try to have it dial, but with both I get an error 678. The phone
> number is right and does work if I attach a landline.
>
> If it didn't work so well with my Palm Tungsten|T3, I would think it
> was a defective phone.
>
> I went to the Motorola web site, I they do not offer and special
> drivers for the V600. I did have to chose drivers for the V600 on the
> Palm and used the driver for the TP280i.
>
> Ciao . . . C.Joseph
>
> That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
> ~ He esteems too lightly
>
>
>
> tc wrote:
>
> |A shot in the dark.
> |Can you not query the bluetooth phone to find what services it
> offers? Maybe
> |it is under a different name than PAN.
> |Terry
> |
> |"C.Joseph Drayton" <kalek1@mindspring.com> wrote in message
> |news:2ujav0F2c3ci5U1@uni-berlin.de...
> |
>
> | Hi All,
> |
> | I have a problem which is driving me up a wall. I have a HP Pavilion
> | zd7010us laptop with 4 USB 2.0 ports. The laptop is running Windows XP
> | Home Edition with Service Pack 2 installed.
> |
> | Recently, I bought a Linksys Bluetooth dongle. I installed the
> | software then plugged in the dongle when prompted to do so. Everything
> | installed with no errors. I turned on Bluetooth in my Motorola V600
> | GSM/GPRS cellular phone. Make the phone discoverable and click on the
> | Bluetooth add device button. The phone is discovered and listed a a
> | Dial-up Network device. When I try to discover it as a Personal Area
> | Network Device, it does not get found.
> |
> | Today I went back to CompUSA and bought a DLink Bluetooth dongle with
> | the identical result.
> |
> | I know the phone works as a GPRS device because my Tungsten|T3
> | connects with it know problem at all.
> |
> | Why can't I get my laptop to discover the phone as a GPRS device?
> |
> | Ciao . . . C.Joseph
> |
> | That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
> | ~ He esteems too lightly
>
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Hi Terry,

Thanks for the link. I just ordered the package.

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
~ He esteems too lightly



tc wrote:

|Maybe it is a function of the bluetooth stack. I see Motorola offers
their
|own dongle with a copy of Mobile Phone Tools 2
|http://commerce.motorola.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=253443&prmenbr=126&accessories_cgrfnbr=237338&zipcode=
|
|Terry
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Hi Festo,

I found out that my mistake was trying to set up my V600 as a pan
device. Someone else here told me the GPRS was supposed to be done
inside of [Dial-up Networking].

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
He esteems too lightly


festo wrote:
> Yes, I you can and I use a kesington adapter on my computer. It does
> show the
> services offtered by the blue tooth device.
> Read more about installing bluetooth in Windows XP SP2
>
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