V9 Bluetooth activation

Hello Alana Pope,

Since you are only asking a very VAGUE question...
(no make or model offered)...

I'm going to give you the TYPICAL answer for my
old Apple iPhone: The first thing you will want to do...

(Powered up & logged in)

Look a your icons/applications page... and look for your
GRAY (gear-wheel looking) "settings" ICON and give
that one good poke...

The settings window will open...

On about the THIRD LINE you should see the BLUE symbol for "BLUETOOTH"... and on the right side of the screen an
on/off toggle...

If you want to be using BLUETOOTH that
switch needs to be "on"

Go ahead and press that BLUE ICON to progress
into your feature to see if you have any ACTIVE PAIRS...
(THESE units can now join each-other automatically ... when you place a call)

ELSE... you will need to find the pairing sequences of each :
That means when an active Bluetooth is turned on...
The units will recognize each-other and offer to be "PAIRED"

No unit can be PAIRED without your active acceptance

If you find something on your list unknown or obsolete
Simply DELETE IT...

Drive safely...
EYES ON THE ROAD (mind on traffic).

Carnac the Magnificent

Hi Vic,

Step 1Push the wireless button, located on the palm rest or on the front, right or left side of the ASUS notebook or netbook. The Bluetooth icon appears on the screen, indicating that it has been activated.


Step 2Alternatively, press "Fn-F2" until the Bluetooth icon appears on-screen.

Step 3Alternatively, expand the system tray and then double-click the Wireless Console icon -- the blue and white icon with the "i" symbol positioned in the center. Click the Bluetooth icon to activate Bluetooth on the ASUS PC.

Push the wireless button, located on the palm rest or on the front, right or left side of the ASUS notebook or netbook. The Bluetooth icon appears on the screen, indicating that it has been activated. Alternatively, press "Fn-F2" until the Bluetooth icon appears on-screen.

see the task bar on right side, there us see arrow is going on upper side when u click it, its show many icons, click it and then you see the bluetooth icon on there, right click on bluetooth icon and enable it, after completion you can activate your blutetooth.

t.c

Check to see that the laptop has a Bluetooth adapter installed. Click on the "Start" menu in the lower-left corner of the desktop. Click on "Control Panel." Click on "Performance and Maintenance" and then on "System." Click the "Hardware" tab in the System Properties window. Click on the "Device Manager" button. Look for a small blue icon that says "Bluetooth Devices." Click on the "+" next to it to expand the menu. There should be at least one Bluetooth device listed. This indicates that your laptop has a Bluetooth adapter. Turn on the Bluetooth device by locating the physical or software switch that activates the adapter. Check the outside edge of the laptop for a button or switch that is labeled "Bluetooth," shows a picture of the Bluetooth icon or is labeled "Wireless." Turn this to the "On" position. If no physical switch exists, check the function keys on top of the keyboard. Look for one that shows a wireless symbol. This may look like a small antenna with waves radiating out from the top. Hold down the "Fn" or "Function" button and press the corresponding function key until the computer indicates that Bluetooth is turned on. Locate the Bluetooth icon in the system tray in the lower-right corner of the desktop. It will match the appearance of the Bluetooth icon you located in the Device Manager. It may have a red symbol in the center that indicates that the Bluetooth is turned off. Right-click on this icon and choose "Start the Bluetooth Device" from the menu. Test the Bluetooth by connecting a Bluetooth device. Right-click on the Bluetooth icon in the system tray. Use the "Quick Connect" option or follow the Bluetooth setup wizard accessed through the "Add a Bluetooth Device" option. Hope this helps.

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Hi tran_dat_syc.

After researching all the information online, I found the steps to enable the Bluetooth Device in the Computer.

Please follow the below steps to enable the Bluetooth Device in the Computer:

1) From the Today screen, tap the iPAQ Wireless icon located
in the Navigation bar at the bottom of the screen.

2) On the iPAQ Wireless screen, tap the Bluetooth icon.

3) When Bluetooth is turned on, the Bluetooth LED on the front of your Pocket PC flashes blue.

4) To turn off Bluetooth, tap the Bluetooth icon again. When
Bluetooth is turned off, the Bluetooth LED turns off and no
incoming or outgoing Bluetooth connections are possible.

5) Battery Saving Tip: Turn Bluetooth off when you are not using it.

For more information regarding to the Bluetooth Device, please refer to the User Guide mentioned below:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00267893/c00267893.pdf

Please open the link above to view the User Guide.

Please refer to page 114 to 136 to view the detailed information to use the Bluetooth Device in the Computer.

Hope this helps.

Please feel free to ask for further questions.

The Bluetooth symbol on the bottom left of the screen will not show up unless the unit is linked with a compatible phone and Bluetooth is turned on. When the phone is not connected or the Bluetooth is turned off, you will not see this icon. The same thing goes for the Traffic icon. If you do not have an active traffic receiver connected, the Traffic icon will not show up either.

Activating the webcam
The drivers for the webcam are pre-installed and an HP Webcam 1000 icon displays on the desktop. Double-click on the icon to activate the webcam. The blue light illuminated next to the webcam lens, just above the LCD screen, indicates the webcam is on.

If double-clicking on the icon does not activate the webcam, do the following activities:

Click Start, then right-click on My Computer, and then select Properties.

On the My Computer properties window, click on the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.
Click on the plus ( +) sign next to Imaging Devices and locate the webcam item in the device list.
If the webcam is not listed, do the following activities to install the driver using the webcam driver recovery.
Click Start, click All Programs, click PC Help & Tools, and then click HP Application Recovery.
Select Driver installation and click Next.
Select the HP Webcam 1000 driver from the list, and click Install.
If the webcam is listed under Imaging Devices but there is a red X on the icon, the webcam is disabled. See figure below.
Figure 1: Disabled Webcam Icon

To enable the webcam, right-click the HP WebCam 1000 icon and click Enable. The webcam icon should display on the Desktop.
Alternate locations for the webcam icon
If the webcam is installed but the icon is not displayed on the desktop, look for the webcam icon in one of these alternate locations.
Click Start, and click My Computer. The webcam icon should be displayed with the other devices. See figure below.
Click Start, and click Control Panel , and then click Scanners and Cameras. The webcam icon should be displayed with the other devices.
The HP Webcam 1000 does not install a listing under any of the All Programs menu.
Using the Webcam Diagnostic Test
To ensure the webcam is operating, do the following activities:
Right-click on the WebCam icon, and then select Properties.
Click on Test Camera under Diagnostics on the General tab.
The test should only take a few moments, but allow the test to complete operations by itself.
The result of the test, either “passed” or “failed”, will be displayed.
Figure 2: Webcam 1000 Properties Window

Ok, I have a Sony MEX BT 2600. To pair my phone to the radio, I had to press and hold the BT button for 5 seconds until it flashes, then I have to search for devices on my phone. Xplod comes up. When it does, pair the two and use code 0000. That should do it. Also make sure the BT icon is showing, meaning it is activated for the Sony to connect. When conncted, the radio should show a phone icon for the BT Phone segment of the radio, and then another icon for the BT Audio, both should what looks like radio waves coming off of them, meaning the two devices are connected and recognizing each other.

Check first if you hve the bluetooth hardware. go to device manager under conrol panel (classic view). Check and see if yu have bluetooth listed under device manager, If none, your unit is only BT ready but not capable.
If you can see it under device manager, turn on the wifi switch on the laptop. Find the Bluetooth icon on the notification area(looks like a blue circle with the BT icon), right click on it to enable.
Hope this helps.