Nokia PC Suite - File Browser/File Transfer

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Nokia 6230
Nokia PC Suite
Windows XP SP2
Bluetooth Connection

Can someone help tell me how to browse files on my phone via my PC - at the
moment I can't see the files. The phone and the PC are paired ok - I can
transfer files from the PC to the phone but not phone to PC - connection
becomes disconnected imediatley...

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jel183(UK)

Archived from groups: alt.cellular.bluetooth (More info?)

"EddWo" <eddwo@stayawayfromme.hotpop.com> wrote in message
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> jel183(UK) wrote:
>> Nokia 6230
>> Nokia PC Suite
>> Windows XP SP2
>> Bluetooth Connection
>>
>> Can someone help tell me how to browse files on my phone via my PC - at
>> the moment I can't see the files. The phone and the PC are paired ok - I
>> can transfer files from the PC to the phone but not phone to PC -
>> connection becomes disconnected imediatley...
>>
>
> Are you trying to use PC Suite itself or just the built in Bluetooth
> support?
>
> The only way to see the files on the phone is through PC Suite, but you
> can transfer files both ways with XP SP2s bluetooth file transfer wizard.
>
> For PC Suite:
> 1. Right-Click mRouter in the system tray ->
> "Connect to a Bluetooth Device"
> 2. The XP bluetooth support then scans for local bluetooth devices.
> Choose your device from the list
> 3. mRouter should start flashing as it connects.
> When mRouter settles down to Green and Blue start up PC Suite
> 4. PC Suite should then connect to the phone and you can use the
> "File Transfer" tab on the left to get it to display the local
> and phone directory tree and files.
> 5. Select files and press the Arrow or drag and drop from the top
> or bottom pane.
>
> For XP SP2 bluetooth:
> The file transfer wizard is called fsquirt.exe. You can find a shortcut
> to it from All Programs->Accessories->Communications->
> "Bluetooth file transfer Wizard", alternatively you can enable
> the bluetooth system tray icon. Control Panel->Bluetooth Devices->
> Options->"Show the Bluetooth icon in the notification area"
>
> The wizard must be running for you to be able to receive a file.
>
> From the system tray icon you can Right click and choose "Receive
> a File" or if starting from a shortcut you have to click through
> the Wizard and choose "Receive a file" on the second step.
>
> When the wizard is waiting for a file, initiate the transfer from
> your phone. When the transfer completes the wizard will ask you
> where you want to save the file.
>

Thanks - I will give it a go and report back
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jel183(UK)