Bluetooth problem how i use my bluetooth connection,,?

<p>Once I explain how Bluetooth GPS receiver to connect from a mobile phone. Bluetooth GPS Receiver is a device that continuously transmits its position (longitude, latitude and speed) using the Bluetooth protocol. If your phone is Bluetooth-enabled phone, you can connect to a Bluetooth GPS receiver to determine its position. To locate, connect to Bluetooth GPS and mobile phone to get the NMEA sentences for location tracking, you can also program a Java (J2ME) for your phone. Your program should do the following tasks: <br /> <p><br /> <p>1. Bluetooth device within the search area. Each time a Bluetooth device is discovered, discovery listener device Discovered trigger procedure. In the search is completed, the trigger listener discovery process inquiry Completed. <br /> <p><br /> <p>2. Get the name Bluetooth. We have a choice to a group list of Bluetooth-friendly name of the devices found to store. We also need a vector to devices found to store. <br /> <p><br /> <p>3. Select Bluetooth GPS receiver from the list of found devices. <br /> <p>4. Find service by the GPS device. Bluetooth GPS Receiver provides an L2CAP service so that the program needs to find this service for GPS url connection string for. <br /> <p><br /> <p>5. Get connection string from the GPS device. Connection string to the URL will have this format Url = "btspp: Address / bluetooth /:" + + L2CAP_UUID "permission = false; encrypt = false"; <br /> <p><br /> <p>6. Sign up and receive sentences from the GPS device. After plugging in the url in step 5, you can open the connection and extract sentences from the connection string. <br />

The BlackBerry Tour comes with Bluetooth capability, but in order to connect to a Bluetooth device, you have to enable the Bluetooth functionality. When you're not using a Bluetooth connection, disable Bluetooth to avoid other devices from connecting to your BlackBerry.

- To turn Bluetooth on:

From the main home screen, press the BlackBerry button (to the left of the trackball) to go to your Home folder. Scroll down until you see the antenna icon for Manage Connections and click on it. A pop up list will appear; find Bluetooth on the list and click it to put a check in the box next to it. "On" will appear next to Bluetooth, and the Bluetooth icon will be displayed in the upper right corner of the screen. Your BlackBerry is now in Bluetooth mode, where it can connect and pair with other Bluetooth-capable devices.

Bluetooth can also be turned on from the Options folder, under the Home folder. Select Bluetooth from the list and when the screen comes up saying "Bluetooth: Disabled," press the BlackBerry button and then select Enable Bluetooth. If you've previously paired your Tour with other Bluetooth devices, the list of those devices will appear.

- To turn Bluetooth off:

From the home screen, press the BlackBerry button. Scroll down to Manage Connections and select it. In the list that appears, click Bluetooth to uncheck it and disable Bluetooth functionality.

You can also turn Bluetooth off by clicking Options in the Home folder, selecting Bluetooth from the list of options, then pressing the BlackBerry button and choosing Disable Bluetooth.