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IVT BlueSoleilTM for WinCE User ManualPocket PC Version: 1.2.4 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual This document describes how to install and use IVT BlueSoleilTM for WinCE. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 2 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 3 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual IVT CORPORATION, 5/F, Fa Zhan Plaza No. 20, Shang Di Xin Xi Zhong Road, Hai Dian District, Beijing, 100085, P. R. China Tel: +86 10 82898225, Fax: +86 10 62963059 www.ivtcorporation.com Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 4 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Contents 1 2 Introduction ............................................................................................... 7 Features of BlueSoleilTM for WinCE 1.2.4 .................................................... 8 2.1 Connection Management ............................................................................. 8 2.2 Device Management ................................................................................... 8 2.3 Configuration Management .......................................................................... 8 3 Installation ................................................................................................ 9 3.1 Preparation................................................................................................ 9 3.2 First Time Installation ................................................................................. 9 3.3 Remove BlueSoleil for WinCE ..................................................................... 14 3.4 Reinstall\ Upgrade BlueSoleil for WinCE....................................................... 15 4 BlueSoleilTM for WinCE Graphical User Interface....................................... 17 4.1 Start BlueSoleilTM for WinCE ....................................................................... 17 4.2 Notify Menu ............................................................................................. 18 4.3 Operation Windows................................................................................... 19 4.4 Menu and Tool Bar.................................................................................... 23 5 Configure Bluetooth Device ...................................................................... 25 5.1 Configure Local Device Information............................................................. 25 5.2 Configure Paired Devices Information.......................................................... 25 5.3 Configure DUN Server Information.............................................................. 26 5.4 Configure FAX Server Information .............................................................. 27 5.5 Configure FTP Server Information............................................................... 27 5.6 Configure OPP Information ........................................................................ 29 5.7 Configure the Bluetooth Transport Layer ..................................................... 30 5.7.1 USB Transport Layer Driver.................................................................. 31 5.7.2 BCSP Transport Layer Driver ................................................................ 32 5.7.3 UART Transport Layer Driver ................................................................ 33 5.7.4 User Defined Transport Layer Driver...................................................... 34 6 Use the Bluetooth Profiles........................................................................ 36 6.1 LAN Access .............................................................................................. 36 6.1.1 Set up a new LAP connection................................................................ 36 6.1.2 Disconnect the LAP connection ............................................................. 42 6.1.3 Use LAN Access Shortcut ..................................................................... 43 6.2 Personal Area Network .............................................................................. 44 Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 5 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 6.2.1 Set up a new PAN Connection ...............................................................44 6.2.2 Disconnect the PAN connection..............................................................48 6.2.3 Use the PAN Shortcut ...........................................................................49 6.3 Dial-up to Internet ....................................................................................50 6.3.1 Set up a new DUN connection ...............................................................50 6.3.2 Disconnect the DUN Connection.............................................................55 6.3.3 Use the DUN Shortcut ..........................................................................56 6.4 Serial Port Profile ......................................................................................57 6.4.1 Set up a new SPP connection ................................................................57 6.4.2 Disconnect the SPP Application ..............................................................61 6.4.3 Use the SPP Shortcut ...........................................................................63 6.5 File Transfer Profile....................................................................................63 6.5.1 Set up a new FTP connection.................................................................63 6.5.2 Disconnect the FTP Application ..............................................................69 6.5.3 Use the FTP Shortcut............................................................................70 6.6 Object Push Profile ....................................................................................71 6.6.1 Set up a new OPP Connection................................................................71 6.6.2 Disconnect the OPP Application..............................................................76 6.6.3 Use the OPP Shortcut ...........................................................................76 6.7 Bluetooth Fax Profile..................................................................................77 6.7.1 Set up a new Fax connection.................................................................77 6.7.2 Disconnect the Fax Connection ..............................................................81 6.7.3 Use the Fax Shortcut............................................................................82 7 Appendix.................................................................................................. 83 7.1 List of Images...........................................................................................83 7.2 ActiveSync Configuration............................................................................86 7.2.1 Configure ActiveSync parameters on the PC side .....................................86 7.2.2 Configure ActiveSync parameters on Pocket PC .......................................87 Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 6 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 1 Introduction BlueSoleilTM for WinCE is a Windows CE-based Bluetooth wireless software suite from IVT. It is fully compliant with the latest Bluetooth SIG specifications. BlueSoleilTM for WinCE V1.2.4 includes seven Bluetooth application profiles. The following table indicates which of these profiles is available for client and server devices. PAN SPP DUN LAP OPP FAX FTP Profile Description Client Server Personal Area Networking Serial Port Dial-Up Networking LAN Access Object Push Bluetooth Fax File Transfer Profile Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y This guide describes how to install and use BlueSoleilTM for WinCE, including:

How to install and remove BlueSoleilTM for WinCE. How to start and exit BlueSoleilTM for WinCE. How to navigate the main operation windows of BlueSoleilTM for WinCE. How to use the Menu and Tool Bar. How to configure a Bluetooth device. How to use the Bluetooth profiles. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 7 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 2 Features of BlueSoleilTM for WinCE 1.2.4 2.1 Connection Management The connection is an instance of a Bluetooth profile client-side implementation. Seven types of connection are supported in this version of the BlueSoleilTM for WinCE software: LAN Access using PPP connection, Dial-up Networking connection, Serial Port connection, Personal Area Networking connection, Bluetooth Fax connection, File Transfer connection and Object Push connection. Connection management includes the following operations:

Create New Connection Rename Connection Remove Connection Connect Disconnect Set as Default 2.2 Device Management Device refers to a device that provides Bluetooth service(s), for example, Headset, Modem, Notebook, PC, Pocket PC (or PDA) and Handset. Device management includes the following operations:

Search Devices Browse Services Stop Searching Devices 2.3 Configuration Management Configuration management includes:

Local Device Configuration Paired Devices Configuration Service Configuration Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 8 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 3 Installation 3.1 Preparation Before installing the BlueSoleil for WinCE software on a Pocket PC, prepare a PC as follows:

If not already installed, install Windows XP/2000/98 on the PC. Install synchronization software such as Microsoft ActiveSync on the PC. Copy the BlueSoleilTM for WinCE setup pack to the PC. Connect the Pocket PC to the PC through a serial port or USB connection cable. Make sure that Microsoft ActiveSync has been activated. 3.2 First Time Installation The following steps outline how to install IVT BlueSoleilTM for WinCE on a Pocket PC for the first time:

Step 1: On the prepared PC, double-click the setup.exe file from the BlueSoleilTM for WinCE setup pack. A dialog box Choose Setup Language appears (Figure 3.1). Choose your preferred setup language and press OK. Figure 3.1 Choose Setup Language Step 2: The InstallShield Wizard dialog box appears. The InstallShield Wizard acts as a guide through the setup process (Figure 3.2). (To exit the setup, click the Cancel button.) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 9 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 3.2 Preparing InstallShield Wizard Step 3: Once the InstallShield Wizard is ready, a Welcome dialog box appears (Figure 3.3). Click the Next button. A license agreement appears, click Yes to continue the setup process. Figure 3.3 Welcome to InstallShield Wizard Step 4: The installation files will then be copied to the Pocket PC and the dialog box shown in Figure 3.4 appears on the PC. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 10 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 3.4 Installing BlueSoleilTM for WinCE on Pocket PC Step 5: A dialog box appears. Before click the OK, please check your mobile device to see if additional steps are necessary to complete this installation. (Figure 3.5). Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 11 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 3.5 BlueSoleilTM for WinCE is successfully installed Step 6: A dialog box appears indicating that BlueSoleilTM for WinCE is now successfully installed on the Pocket PC. Click the Finish button, and installation is over. (Figure 3.6) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 12 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 3.6 Installation is finished Step 7:

A warring window will appears in the Pocket PC, click the OK to reset your Pocket PC.(Figure 3.7) Figure 3.7 Reset your Pocket PC Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 13 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 3.3 Remove BlueSoleil for WinCE Step 1: Go to Windows CE Start | Settings | System | Remove Programs. (Figure 3.8) Figure 3.8 Select Remove Programs Icon Step 2: Select BlueSoleilTM for WinCE in the Remove Programs pop-up window (Figure 3.9). Click Remove. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 14 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 3.9 Remove BlueSoleil for WinCE Program Step 3: Select Yes to confirm that you want to remove the BlueSoleilTM for WinCE program from the Pocket PC. If the program still exit, please choose it and click remove again. (Figure 3.9). Figure 3.10 Confirm Removal of BlueSoleilTM for WinCE 3.4 Reinstall\ Upgrade BlueSoleil for WinCE The following steps outline how to reinstall/ upgrade BlueSoleilTM for WinCE Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 15 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Step 1: Please remove Bluesoleil for WinCE in you Pocket PC, according to the steps described in 3.3 chapter. Step 2:

Install the Bluesoleil for WinCE on your Pocket PC, according to the steps described in 3.2 chapter. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 16 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 4 BlueSoleilTM for WinCE Graphical User Interface 4.1 Start BlueSoleilTM for WinCE Step 1: After installation, a BlueSoleilTM icon appears in the Programs of Windows CE system (Figure 4.1). Double click the BlueSoleil icon to start the BlueSoleilTM for WinCE application. Figure 4.1 BlueSoleil Icon in Programs Menu Step 2: A Notify icon appears on the bottom right of the screen (Figure 4.2). Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 17 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Bluetooth icon Figure 4.2 BlueSoleilTM for WinCE Notify Icon 4.2 Notify Menu If you click the Notify icon, a pop-up menu appears (Figure 4.3). Figure 4.3 Notify Menu The following menu options are available:

Bluetooth Manager: Access the Bluetooth Manager windows. These are the main operation windows of the application. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 18 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Start ActiveSync:

Start ActiveSync with default Serial Port connection shortcut. Dial-Up to Internet: Dial up the Internet using the default Dial-up Networking shortcut. (Once you have created a default Dial-up Networking shortcut, you can access the Internet by simply clicking on the shortcut.) Personal Network Access:

Discoverable:

Status:

Exit:

Set up the default Personal Area Networking connection. (Once you have created a default PAN shortcut, you can access other Bluetooth devices by simply clicking on the shortcut.) Set the local device to be discoverable for other Bluetooth devices. Show the Status window. Quit BlueSoleilTM for WinCE. 4.3 Operation Windows There are three operation windows in BlueSoleilTM for WinCE:

Device window:

This is the main window of the application. It provides information of found devices and provides some operations such as searching devices services. Shortcut window: Shows information on shortcuts and provides some operations such as removing/ renaming shortcuts. Status window:

Indicates status information of active Incoming Connections and Outgoing Connections and enables the disconnection of connections. To navigate these operation windows, click the Bluetooth Manager on the Notify Menu and enter the main window of the application, the Device Window. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 19 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Device Window Information Window Figure 4.4 Main Window of Bluetooth Manager Menu and Tool Bar The screen is divided into three areas: Device window, Information window and Menu and Tool Bar. The Device window shows the Bluetooth devices found nearby. Double click a device icon to identify its services. The Device window highlights the found services as shown in Figure 4.5. Note: Different device icons and service icons represent different device and service classes. Refer to the Appendix, Section 7.1 to find the exact meaning of each icon. Found services Figure 4.5 Found Services Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 20 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Click on a highlighted service icon to make the particular connection with the remove service. Once the connection is set up successfully, this connection will be saved as a shortcut and the Device window will automatically switch to the Shortcut Window, Figure 4.6. Serial Port Connection Shortcut (default and active) Shortcut Window Figure 4.6 Shortcut Window After a Connection Is Set Up Note: Different shortcut icons represent different connection classes and status. Please refer to the Appendix, Section 7.1 to find the exact meaning of each shortcut icon. Double click a shortcut icon and a menu pops up as shown in Figure 4.7 Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 21 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 4.7 Shortcut Pop-up Menu The following menu options appear:

Remove:

Rename:

Connect:

Remove the shortcut. Rename the shortcut. Make a connection with this shortcut. (Only enabled when the shortcut connection is inactive.) Disconnect:

Disconnect the shortcut connection. (Only enabled when the shortcut connection is active.) Set as Default: Set the shortcut as the default shortcut. Then when the corresponding set up default connection command on the Notify Menu is selected, this shortcut connection will be set up. Property:

Show the connection property of the active shortcut. To disconnect a connection, click Disconnect on the Shortcut pop-up menu or disconnect from the Status window. Click the Status window button Menu to switch the current window to the Status window (Figure 4.8). on the Tool Bar or the item Status on the Notify Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 22 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual IP Address assigned for PAN connection COM Port for SPP service The active outgoing connections The active incoming connections Figure 4.8 Status Window Disconnect a connection by selecting the connection and clicking the Disconnect button. 4.4 Menu and Tool Bar There are three menus on the Menu and Tool Bar of BlueSoleilTM for WinCE. The Act menu contains the following items:

Discoverable:

Set local device Discoverable. Other devices can discovery it. Devices Nearby:

Shortcut Window:

Status Window:

Close Window:

Switch to Device window. Switch to Shortcut window. Switch to Status window. Close the Bluetooth Manager window and only show the Notify icon. The Tool menu contains the following items:

Add Device:

Manually add a device with which you want to connect. Remove All:

Configuration:

Remove all shortcuts in the Shortcut window. Configuration contains three function:

-Configure Local Device:

Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 23 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Configure the parameters of the local device.

-Configure Paired Device:

Maintain the information of paired devices.

-Configure Local Service Configure the information of the Local service About:

Show software version. The View menu contains two items:

Icons:

Details:

Switch to Icon view. Switch to List view. The Tool Bar of the BlueSoleilTM for WinCE GUI contains the following buttons:

Switch to Devices Window Search Devices Stop Searching Devices Start ActiveSync Switch to Shortcut Window Switch to Status Window Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 24 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 5 Configure Bluetooth Device 5.1 Configure Local Device Information Click Configuration on the Tool menu. In the popup Options dialog, click Local Device tab (Figure 5.1). Change Bluetooth Device Name Set Security Mode Figure 5.1 Local Device Configuration In the Configure Local Device page, the following operations are available:

Set the Bluetooth device name. Set the local Bluetooth devices security mode.

- High: Security Mode 3, input passkey to connect

- Low: Security Mode 1, no security check Set the fixed passkey for the local device by ticking the Fixed Passkey checkbox. Input the passkey in both the Passkey Edit box and the Confirm Edit box. 5.2 Configure Paired Devices Information Click Configuration on the Tool menu. In the popup Options dialog click Paired Device tab (Figure 5.2). Remove a paired device by selecting it and then click the Remove Device button. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 25 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 5.2 Paired Devices Configuration 5.3 Configure DUN Server Information Click Configuration on the Tool menu. In the popup Options dialog click DUN tab (Figure 5.3). Figure 5.3 DUN Service Configuration In the Configure DUN page, the following operations are available:

Set the local DUN Server COM port. Set the local DUN Server Baud Rate. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 26 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 5.4 Configure FAX Server Information Click Configuration on the Tool menu. In the popup Options dialog click FAX tab

(Figure 5.4). In the Configure FAX page, the following operations are available:

Set the local FAX Server COM port. Set the local FAX Server Baud Rate. Figure 5.4 FAX Service Configuration 5.5 Configure FTP Server Information Click Configuration on the Tool menu. In the popup Options dialog click FTP tab

(Figure 5.5). Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 27 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Browse button Figure 5.5 FTP Service Shared Folder Configuration(1) In the Configure FTP page, the following operations are available:

Set the local FTP Server shared folder. Click the Browse button. In the popup Select Directory dialog, select a folder and click Select button (). Figure 5.6 FTP Service Shared Folder Configuration(2) Set the local FTP Server share permissions (Figure 5.7).

- Read & Write: Remote client has both read and write permission of the shared folder

- Read Only: Remote client only has read permission of the shared folder Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 28 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 5.7 FTP Service Shared Folder Configuration 5.6 Configure OPP Information Click Configuration on the Tool menu. In the popup Options dialog click OPP tab

(Figure 5.8). Browse button Figure 5.8 OPP Configuration In the Configure OPP page, the following operations are available:

Set Default Business Card. Click the Browse button. In the Window CE Contacts program, select a contact Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 29 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual item and then click the Tools|Set as Default menu or click Set as Default in the popup menu (Figure 5.9). Figure 5.9 OPP Default Business Card Configuration Set local OPP Server Send My Card on Request. Tick the Send My Card on Request checkbox, the local OPP server will send the default business card when remote OPP client sends pulling request. Otherwise, the local OPP server will refuse the pulling request from the remote OPP client. Set local OPP Server Accept Business Card. Tick the Accept Business Card checkbox, the local OPP server will accept the pushed Business Cards from remote OPP client. Otherwise, the local OPP server will refuse the pushed Business Cards. 5.7 Configure the Bluetooth Transport Layer The application automatically prompts the user to configure the Bluetooth Transport Layer properties. If this is not configured then the Set Bluetooth Device window appears. (Figure 5.10) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 30 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 5.10 Set Bluetooth Device Window Select the transport layer driver type of the local Bluetooth device as one of the following:

USB BCSP UART User Defined 5.7.1 USB Transport Layer Driver If the transport layer driver type is USB, no advanced configuration is needed. Click the Finish button to complete the configuration. (Figure 5.11) Figure 5.11 Select USB Device Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 31 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 5.7.2 BCSP Transport Layer Driver If the transport layer driver type is BCSP, then configure as follows:

Step 1: Select BCSP. Click the Next button. (Figure 5.12) Step 2: Configure the detailed parameters of the BCSP. Click Finish. (Figure 5.13) Figure 5.12 Select BCSP Device Figure 5.13 Set BCSP Device Configuration Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 32 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 5.7.3 UART Transport Layer Driver If the transport layer driver type is UART, then configure as follows:

Step 1: Select UART. Click the Next button to configure the detailed parameters of the UART. (Figure 5.14) Step 2: Configure the detailed parameters of the UART. Click Finish. (Figure 5.15) Figure 5.14 Select UART Device Figure 5.15 Set UART Device Configuration Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 33 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 5.7.4 User Defined Transport Layer Driver If the transport layer driver type is User Defined, then configure as follows:

Step 1: Select User Defined (Figure 5.16). Click the Browse button to select the driver provided by hardware manufacturer. (The driver file should be copied to a folder that can be browsed and selected.)

(Figure 5.17) Step 2: Click Finish. Figure 5.16 Select User Defined Device Figure 5.17 Set User Defined Driver Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 34 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 35 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 6 Use the Bluetooth Profiles The following sections outline how to use the Bluetooth Profiles supported by BlueSoleilTM for WinCE version 1.2.4. 6.1 LAN Access The LAN Access (LAP) application model can be seen as a client/server structure. In this example the LAN Access application of BlueSoleilTM for WinCE is the client

(Data Terminal). 6.1.1 Set up a new LAP connection Step 1: Browse devices. Click the Search Devices button to search for the device nearby, double click the device with which you want to establish the LAP connection. Note: In the remote devices list, if the device with which you want to connect is not shown in the remote devices list, please check that whether the device is power on, the distance between your device and remote device is less than 10 meters and the Bluetooth program is running on the device, then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. If the device still is not shown in the device list, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. You can manually add the device in the device list, if the device still is not found. If the devices name is Unknown, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. Occasionally, you cannot get the remote devices name though you have done searching for the device many times, you can ignore it, and go on the following steps to use LAP service. (Figure 6.1) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 36 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual the Search Devices Click button to start the search again if the device is not in the device window. Figure 6.1 Browse Devices Manually add a device in the device list: click the Tool and chose Add Device

(Figure 6.2). A dialog pops up (Figure 6.3), please fill the Address with the Bluetooth device of remote device according to the form described in the Figure 6.4, and click the OK. A new device will be shown in the device list. (Figure 6.5) Figure 6.2 Add Device Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 37 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.3 fill the Address Figure 6.4 Fill the Address and click OK Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 38 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.5 A new device is shown in the device list Step 2: Search for Services. Double click the device with which you want to establish a LAP connection to browse its available services. (Figure 6.6) Figure 6.6 Browse Services The application may ask you to exchange a passkey, if the devices have not already been paired. Input the correct passkey and press OK to continue the connection. (Figure 6.7) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 39 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.7 Input Passkey Once the service search is complete, the found services icons are highlighted. (Figure 6.8) Found services Figure 6.8 Found Services Step 3: Connect to the LAP server. Click on the LAP service icon to connect to the remote LAP server. Once the Bluetooth connection is successfully established, a window appears requesting a username and password. (Figure 6.9) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 40 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.9 Connect to LAN Input the correct username and password for the connection. Select the Save Password checkbox to save the username and password. To continue, click the Connect button and the Connect To dialog box appears, (Figure 6.10). Figure 6.10 Connecting to LAN If the connection to the LAP service is successful, it will show the Explorer for you to go to internet. At the same time the Device window is switched to the Shortcut window and a corresponding shortcut is created (Figure 6.11) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 41 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual LAP shortcut created Figure 6.11 LAN Shortcut Step 4: Application Now you can use any resource the LAN provides. 6.1.2 Disconnect the LAP connection You can disconnect the connection in two ways. Method 1: Double click the LAP shortcut, and click Disconnect on the pop-up menu.(Figure 6.12) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 42 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.12 Disconnect from Pop-up Menu Method 2: In the Status window, select the LAP outgoing connection and click the Disconnect button. (Figure 6.13) Figure 6.13 Disconnect from Status Window 6.1.3 Use LAN Access Shortcut Once a new connection is successfully established, a shortcut for the connection is generated. Double-click the particular shortcut icon (represented by the Connection Name) and click Connect on the pop-up menu to re-establish the connection. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 43 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 6.2 Personal Area Network Personal Area Network (PAN) Model can be seen as client/server structure. BlueSoleil for WinCE can act as both the GN server (providing the GN service) and the PANU (client), however it cannot act as both at the same time. 6.2.1 Set up a new PAN Connection BlueSoleil for Windows as PAN User (Client) Step 1: Browse devices. Click the Search Devices button to search for the device nearby, double click the device with which you want to establish the PAN connection. Note: In the remote devices list, if the device with which you want to connect is not shown in the remote devices list, please check that whether the device is power on, the distance between your device and remote device is less than 10 meters and the Bluetooth program is running on the device, then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. If the device still is not shown in the device list, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. You can manually add the device in the device list, if the device still is not found. The steps of adding device is described in chapter 6.1. If the devices name is Unknown, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. Occasionally, you cannot get the remote devices name though you have done searching for the device many times, you can ignore it, and go on the following steps to use PAN service. (Figure 6.14) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 44 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Click the Search Devices button to start the search again if the device is not in the device window. Figure 6.14 Browse Devices Step 2: Search for Services. Double-click the device with which you want to establish the PAN connection to browse its services. (Figure 6.15) Figure 6.15 Browse Services The application may ask you to input a passkey if the devices have not already been paired. Input the correct passkey and press OK to continue. (Figure 6.16) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 45 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.16 Input Passkey Once the service search is complete, the found service icons are highlighted. (Figure 6.17) Click PAN service icon Figure 6.17 Found Services Step 3: Connect to the PAN server. Click on the PAN service icon to set up the PAN connection with the remote service. If the connection is successfully established, the Device window is switched to the Shortcut window and a corresponding shortcut is created (Figure 6.18). At the same time, it will show the Explorer for you to visit website and show a process dialog to get the IP address. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 46 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual PAN connection shortcut created Figure 6.18 Connect to PAN Step 4: PAN IP Address Configuration The IP address of the Bluetooth device is configured automatically by the system(Figure 6.19), since the BT Network Adapter is set to use dynamic addressing as default on the Pocket PC. Figure 6.19 Configure IP Address automatically Sept 5: Application Now you can use any resource the PAN server provides. (Figure 6.20) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 47 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.20 Use resource the PAN Server provides BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a PAN Server If you want the Pocket PC to act as a PAN server, no configuration is needed. The BlueSoleilTM for WinCE will start the PAN GN service automatically, then just waiting other Bluetooth devices to connect the Pocket PC with the PAN service. 6.2.2 Disconnect the PAN connection You can disconnect the connection in two ways. Method 1: Double click the PAN shortcut, and click Disconnect on the pop-up menu. (Figure 6.21) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 48 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.21 Disconnect from Pop-up Menu Method 2: In the Status window, select the PAN outgoing connection, and click the Disconnect button. (Figure 6.22) Figure 6.22 Disconnect from Status Window 6.2.3 Use the PAN Shortcut Once a new connection is successfully established, a shortcut for the connection is generated. Double-click the particular shortcut icon (represented by the Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 49 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Connection Name) and click connect on the pop-up menu to re-establish the connection. 6.3 Dial-up to Internet The Dial-Up Networking (DUN) application model can be seen as a client/ server structure. BlueSoleil for WinCE can act as both the DUN server (Gateway) and the DUN client (Data Terminal). 6.3.1 Set up a new DUN connection BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a DUN Client Step 1: Browse devices. Click the Search Devices button to search for the device nearby, double click the device with which you want to establish the DUN connection. Note: In the remote devices list, if the device with which you want to connect is not shown in the remote devices list, please check that whether the device is power on, the distance between your device and remote device is less than 10 meters and the Bluetooth program is running on the device, then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. If the device still is not shown in the device list, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. You can manually add the device in the device list, if the device still is not found. The steps of adding device is described in chapter 6.1. If the devices name is Unknown, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. Occasionally, you cannot get the remote devices name though you have done searching for the device many times, you can ignore it, and go on the following steps to use DUN service. (Figure 6.23) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 50 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Click the Search Devices button to start the search again if the device is not in the device window. Figure 6.23 Browse Devices Step 2: Search for Services. Double-click the device (T39) with which you want to establish a DUN connection to browse its available services. (Figure 6.24) Figure 6.24 Browse Services The application may ask you to input a passkey if the devices have not already been paired. Input the correct Passkey and press OK to continue the connection. (Figure 6.25) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 51 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.25 Input Passkey Once the service search is complete, the found service icons are highlighted. (Figure 6.26) Found services Figure 6.26 Found Services Step 3: Connect to the DUN server. Click the DUN service icon. A dialog window requesting a username and password appears. (Figure 6.27) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 52 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.27 Connect to DUN Service Input the correct username and password and also input the phone number information. Note: sometimes user need to input extra dial-string modem commandsIn the case of using GPRS service through Nokia 3650,Nokia 6600 which acts as DUN server. Please click configure first, then choose call options tab, then input extra dial-string modem commands. Please require the details of it from your ISP. ( With China Telecom company , the dial-string command is

+cgdcont=1,ip,cmnet,,0,0 (Figure 6.28) Figure 6.28 Configure DUN connection Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 53 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual If you tick the save password checkbox, you will not have to input the password the next time you connect. To continue, click the Connect button. (Figure 6.29) Figure 6.29 Dialing up If the connection is successfully established, the Device window is switched to the Shortcuts window and a corresponding shortcut is created. At the same time, It will show the explorer for you to visit Internet. (Figure 6.30) Figure 6.30 DUN Connection Created Step 3: Application Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 54 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Now you can access any resource of Internet. For example, you can run Internet Explorer to access a website. (Figure 6.31) Figure 6.31 DUN Application BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a DUN Server If you want the Pocket PC to act as a DUN Gateway (server), firstly a modem should be connected to the Pocket PC, then you need to make the configuration correctly as Section 5.3. The BlueSoleilTM for WinCE will start the DUN gateway service automatically, then just waiting other Bluetooth devices to connect the Pocket PC with the DUN service. 6.3.2 Disconnect the DUN Connection You can disconnect the connection in two ways. Method 1: Double click the DUN shortcut, and click Disconnect on the pop-up menu. (Figure 6.32) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 55 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.32 Disconnect from Pop up Menu Method 2: In the Status window, select the DUN outgoing connection, and then click the Disconnect button. (Figure 6.33) Figure 6.33 Disconnect from Status Window 6.3.3 Use the DUN Shortcut Once a new connection is successfully established, a shortcut for the connection is generated. Double click the particular shortcut icon (represented by the Connection Name) and click connect on the pop-up menu to re-establish the connection. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 56 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 6.4 Serial Port Profile The Serial Port Profile (SPP) application model can be seen as a client/ server structure. BlueSoleil for WinCE can act as both the SPP server and the client. 6.4.1 Set up a new SPP connection BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a SPP Client Step 1: Browse devices. Click the Search Devices button to search for the device nearby, double click the device with which you want to establish the SPP connection. Note: In the remote devices list, if the device with which you want to connect is not shown in the remote devices list, please check that whether the device is power on, the distance between your device and remote device is less than 10 meters and the Bluetooth program is running on the device, then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. If the device still is not shown in the device list, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. You can manually add the device in the device list, if the device still is not found. The steps of adding device is described in chapter 6.1. If the devices name is Unknown, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. Occasionally, you cannot get the remote devices name though you have done searching for the device many times, you can ignore it, and go on the following steps to use SPP service. (Figure 6.34) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 57 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Click the Search Devices button to start the search again if the device is not in the device window. Figure 6.34 Browse Devices Step 2: Browse Services. Double click the device with which you want to establish a SPP connection to browse its available services. (Figure 6.35) Figure 6.35 Browse Services The application may ask you to exchange a passkey if the devices have not already been paired. Input the correct passkey and press OK to continue the connection. (Figure 6.36) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 58 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.36 Input Passkey Once the service search is complete, the found service icons are highlighted. (Figure 6.37) Found services Figure 6.37 Found Services Step 3: Connect to SPP server. Click the SPP service icon to connect to the SPP server. (Figure 6.38) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 59 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.38 Connect to SPP Once the connection is successfully established, a SPP shortcut appears in the Shortcut window. (Figure 6.39) Figure 6.39 SPP Connection Information will appear in the Information Window to hint you if you want to start ActiveSync, Please click the ActiveSync icon.(Figure 6.40) Step 4: Application Now you can use the SPP connection. For example, you can create a Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 60 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Bluetooth ActiveSync connection with PC (server) based on this SPP connection. On the PC side, first create an ActiveSync partnership using a serial or USB connection. Then select the COM port server uses.(refer to Appendix 7.2). Click to start ActiveSync with the current SPP connection. Figure 6.40 Run ActiveSync with SPP BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a SPP Server If you want the Pocket PC to act as a SPP server, no configuration is needed. The BlueSoleilTM for WinCE will start the SPP server service automatically, then just waiting other Bluetooth devices to connect the Pocket PC with the SPP service. 6.4.2 Disconnect the SPP Application We provides two methods for the SPP application to disconnect SPP connection. You can disconnect the connection in two ways. Method 1: Double click the SPP shortcut, and click Disconnect on the pop-up menu. (Figure 6.41) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 61 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.41 Disconnect from the Pop-up Menu Method 2: In the Status window, select the SPP outgoing connection and click the Disconnect button. (Figure 6.42) Figure 6.42 Disconnect from the Status Window Note: To a Bluetooth ActiveSync connection based on this SPP connection, we advice that you shouldnt disconnect SPP connection in the Connection Settings Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 62 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual window of Microsofts ActiveSync, otherwise the Pocket PC will takes a few minutes to be disconnected. (Figure 6.43) Figure 6.43 Disconnect SPP connection in Microsofts ActiveSync 6.4.3 Use the SPP Shortcut Once a new connection is successfully established, a shortcut for the connection is generated. Double click the particular shortcut icon (represented by the Connection Name) and click connect on the pop-up menu to re-establish the connection. 6.5 File Transfer Profile The File Transfer (FTP) application model can be seen as a client/ server structure. BlueSoleil for WinCE can act as both the FTP server and the FTP client. 6.5.1 Set up a new FTP connection BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a FTP Client Step 1: Browse devices. Click the Search Devices button to search for the device nearby, double click the device with which you want to establish the FTP connection. Note: In the remote devices list, if the device with which you want to connect is not shown in the remote devices list, please check that whether the device is power on, the distance between your device Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 63 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual and remote device is less than 10 meters and the Bluetooth program is running on the device, then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. If the device still is not shown in the device list, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. You can manually add the device in the device list, if the device still is not found. The steps of adding device is described in chapter 6.1. If the devices name is Unknown, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. Occasionally, you cannot get the remote devices name though you have done searching for the device many times, you can ignore it, and go on the following steps to use FTP service. (Figure 6.44) Click the Search Devices button to start the search again if the device is not in the device window. Figure 6.44 Browse Devices Step 2: Browse services. Double click the device with which you want to establish a FTP connection to browse its available services. (Figure 6.45) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 64 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.45 Browse Services The application may ask you to exchange a passkey if the devices have not already been paired. Input the correct passkey and press OK to continue the connection. (Figure 6.46) Figure 6.46 Input Passkey Once the service search is complete, the found service icons are highlighted. (Figure 6.47) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 65 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Found services Figure 6.47 Found Services Step 3: Connect to FTP server. Click the FTP service icon to connect to the FTP server. (Figure 6.48) Figure 6.48 Connect to FTP Server Once the connection is successfully established, a FTP shortcut appears in the Shortcut window. (Figure 6.49) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 66 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual FTP shortcut Figure 6.49 FTP Connection And at the same time, it will show the FTP main operation window like this (Figure 6.50):

Remote server file explorer Local file explorer Command bar Figure 6.50 FTP operation interface Step 4: Application file transfer At the operation window, you can upload files to the remote server and download files from the remote server to the local place. Also you can make new directory, delete files on the remote server. You can complete these operations based on pop-up menu or the commands on the Command bar. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 67 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Using pop-up menu:

Select a file or folder and press it for about two seconds, a pop-up menu will appear. If the file or folder is on the remote server, the pop-up menu is like in Figure 6.51. If the file or folder is in local, the pop-up menu is like in Figure 6.52. The pop-up menus provide the following options:

Download:

Download files from the remote server. Upload:

Up:

Open:

Upload files from local to the remote server. Go to the parent directory. Open the directory. (You also can double click the folder to open it.) New Folder: Make a new folder in the directory you select. Delete:

Refresh:

Delete the file or folder you select. Refresh the current folder. Figure 6.51 Pop-menu of remote file/folder Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 68 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.52 Pop-menu of local file/folder Using Command bar:

The commands represented by icons on the Command bar correspond to the options of the pop-up menus. The commands function are: (from left to right) Upload files, Download files, Up to parent directory, New folder, Refresh, Delete file or folder. Note: Before you use the command bar, you should select the corresponding window that you want to do operations. Tip: Select one commands icon and press it for about two seconds, the hint information will appear to tell you what operation the command for. BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a FTP Server If you want the Pocket PC to act as a FTP server, you need to make the configuration correctly as Section 5.5. The BlueSoleilTM for WinCE starts the FTP service automatically, then just waiting other Bluetooth devices to connect the Pocket PC with the FTP service. 6.5.2 Disconnect the FTP Application Method1 : click the Exit Sub-item of the File menu. (Figure 6.53) Method2: click the OK button at top right corner of the screen.

(Figure 6.54) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 69 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual File menu Figure 6.53 Disconnect FTP connection from the File menu OK button Figure 6.54 Disconnect FTP connection from the Ok button 6.5.3 Use the FTP Shortcut Once a new connection is successfully established, a shortcut for the connection is generated. Double click the particular shortcut icon (represented by the Connection Name) and clicks connect on the pop-up menu to re-establish the connection. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 70 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 6.6 Object Push Profile The Object Push (OPP) application model can be seen as a client/ server structure. BlueSoleilTM for WinCE can act as both the OPP client and the OPP server. 6.6.1 Set up a new OPP Connection BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as an OPP Client Step 1: Browse devices. Click the Search Devices button to search for the device nearby, double click the device with which you want to establish the OPP connection. Note: In the remote devices list, if the device with which you want to connect is not shown in the remote devices list, please check that whether the device is power on, the distance between your device and remote device is less than 10 meters and the Bluetooth program is running on the device, then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. If the device still is not shown in the device list, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. You can manually add the device in the device list, if the device still is not found. The steps of adding device is described in chapter 6.1. If the devices name is Unknown, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. Occasionally, you cannot get the remote devices name though you have done searching for the device many times, you can ignore it, and go on the following steps to use OPP service. (Figure 6.55) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 71 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Click the Search Devices button to start the search again if the device is not in the device window. Figure 6.55 Browse Devices Step 2: Browse services. Double click the device with which you want to establish an OPP connection to browse its available services. (Figure 6.56) Figure 6.56 Browse Services The application may ask you to exchange a passkey if the devices have not already been paired. Input the correct passkey and press OK to continue the connection. (Figure 6.57) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 72 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.57 Input Passkey Once the service search is complete, the found service icons are highlighted. (Figure 6.58) Found services Figure 6.58 Found Services Step 3: Connect to OPP server. Click the OPP service icon to connect to the OPP server. (Figure 6.59) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 73 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.59 Connect to OPP Server Once the connection is successfully established, an OPP shortcut appears in the Shortcut window and the OPP operation window appears. (Figure 6.60) Figure 6.60 OPP Operation Window Step 4: Application In the OPP Operation Window, Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 74 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Double click the Send My Business Card item to send the default business card set in the OPP configuration window. Double click the Pull Remote Business Card item to pull the default business card of the remote OPP server. The received business card is stored in Pocket PC Contacts. Double click the Push PIM Object item to send PIM Object. Select a PIM object in the popup dialog to send it to the remote OPP server. Double click the Exchange Business Cards item to exchange the default business cards with the remote OPP server. The received business card is stored in Pocket PC Contacts. And you also can use Pocket PC Contacts to push contact items to remote server through the OPP connection (Figure 6.61). In Pocket PC Contacts program, select one or more contact items. Click the Tools|Send by BlueSoleil item or click the Send by BlueSoleil item in the popup menu to send the selected item via the Bluetooth OPP connection. Note: In the case of you do a object push action with some certain devices(for example, Nokia mobile phones), the OPP connection is disconnected by Nokia mobile phone, after a object push action has been done successfully. So you should re-establish the OPP connection again, if you still want to do object push action. Send by current connected OPP connection Set selected item as default card to exchange Figure 6.61 Run Pocket PC Contacts with OPP connection BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a OPP Server If you want the Pocket PC to act as an OPP server, you need to make the configuration correctly as Section 5.6. The BlueSoleilTM for WinCE starts the OPP Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 75 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual service automatically, then just waiting other Bluetooth devices to connect the Pocket PC with the OPP service. Note: Before acting as a OPP server, please make sure that you have already set a contact as default in the Pocket PC Contacts program, otherwise the exiting incoming OPP connection will be disconnected automatically when you do setting a contact as default. 6.6.2 Disconnect the OPP Application You can disconnect the connection by closing the OPP operation Window. (Figure 6.62) Close OPP Operation Window Figure 6.62 Close OPP Operation Window 6.6.3 Use the OPP Shortcut Once a new connection is successfully established, a shortcut for the connection is generated. Double click the particular shortcut icon (represented by the Connection Name) and click connect on the pop-up menu to re-establish the connection. Recommend: To send Contacts items to the default OPP shortcut server, just select Contacts items in Contacts program and click the Tools| Send by BlueSoleil item or click the Send by BlueSoleil item in the popup menu. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 76 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 6.7 Bluetooth Fax Profile The Fax application model can be seen as a client/ server structure. BlueSoleilTM for WinCE can act as both the FAX client and the FAX server. 6.7.1 Set up a new Fax connection BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a Fax Client

. Step 1: Browse devices. Click the Search Devices button to search for the device nearby, double click the device with which you want to establish the Fax connection. Note: In the remote devices list, if the device with which you want to connect is not shown in the remote devices list, please check that whether the device is power on, the distance between your device and remote device is less than 10 meters and the Bluetooth program is running on the device, then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. If the device still is not shown in the device list, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. You can manually add the device in the device list, if the device still is not found. The steps of adding device is described in chapter 6.1. If the devices name is Unknown, please check that whether the device connect to other devices. If the connection with other device(s) exists, first disconnect the connections with other device(s), then click the Search Devices button to search for devices nearby again. Occasionally, you cannot get the remote devices name though you have done searching for the device many times, you can ignore it, and go on the following steps to use Fax service. (Figure 6.63) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 77 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Click the Search Devices button to start the search again if the device is not in the device window. Figure 6.63 Browse Devices Step 2: Browse Services. Double click the device with which you want to establish an Fax connection to browse its available services. (Figure 6.64) Figure 6.64 Browse Services The application may ask you to exchange a passkey if the devices have not already been paired. Input the correct passkey and press OK to continue the connection. (Figure 6.65) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 78 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.65 Input Passkey Once the service search is complete, the found service icons are highlighted. (Figure 6.66) Found services Figure 6.66 Found Services Step 3: Connect to Fax server. Click the Fax service icon to connect to the Fax server. (Figure 6.67) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 79 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.67 Connect to Fax Server Once the connection is successfully established, a Fax shortcut appears in the Shortcut window. (Figure 6.68) Figure 6.68 Fax Connection Step 4: Application Now you can use the FAX service. For example, you can run the software named KSE Truefax for Windows CE produced by KSE Software to send fax based on the Bluetooth FAX connection. You can get the software from www.ksesoftware.com. Note: at present you can only send FAX, but cannot receive the FAX. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 80 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual BlueSoleilTM for WinCE as a Fax Server If you want the Pocket PC to act as a Fax server, firstly a modem should be connected to the Pocket PC, then you need to make the configuration correctly as Section 5.4. The BlueSoleilTM for WinCE will start the FAX service automatically, then just waiting other Bluetooth devices to connect the Pocket PC with the FAX service. 6.7.2 Disconnect the Fax Connection You can disconnect the connection in two ways. Method 1: Double click the Fax shortcut, and click Disconnect on the pop-up menu. (Figure 6.69) Figure 6.69 Disconnect from the Pop-up Menu Method 2: In the Status window, select the Fax outgoing connection and click the Disconnect button. (Figure 6.70) Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 81 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 6.70 Disconnect from the Status Window 6.7.3 Use the Fax Shortcut Once a new connection is successfully established, a shortcut for the connection is generated. Double click the particular shortcut icon (represented by the Connection Name) and click connect on the pop-up menu to re-establish the connection. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 82 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual 7 Appendix 7.1 List of Images Image Description Start ActiveSync Back to Devices Window Status Window Search Devices Service: Connected Bluetooth Serial Port Service: Connected Bluetooth Dial-up Networking Service: Connected Bluetooth LAN Access Service: Connected Personal Area Networking Service: Connected File Transfer Service: Connected Bluetooth Object Push Service: Connected Fax Service: Connected Bluetooth Headset Service: Connected Bluetooth Audio Gate Service: Connected Bluetooth Information Synchronization Service: Bluetooth Serial Port Service: Bluetooth Dial-up Networking Service: Bluetooth LAN Access Service: Bluetooth Personal Area Networking Service: Bluetooth File Transfer Service: Bluetooth Information Synchronization Service: Bluetooth Fax Service: Bluetooth Headset Service: Bluetooth Audio Gate Service: Bluetooth Information Synchronization Shortcut Window Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 83 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Stop Searching devices Device: Headset Device: Unknown Device Device: Modem Device: Notebook PC Device: PC Device: Pocket PC Device: Handset Device: Network Access Point Notify Icon Shortcut: Bluetooth Serial Port Shortcut: Bluetooth Dial-up Networking Shortcut: Bluetooth LAN Access Shortcut: Bluetooth Personal Area Networking Shortcut: Bluetooth File Transfer Shortcut: Bluetooth Object Push Shortcut: Bluetooth Fax Shortcut: Bluetooth Headset Shortcut: Bluetooth Audio Gate Shortcut: Bluetooth Information Synchronization Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth Serial Port Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth Dial-up Networking Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 84 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth LAN Access Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth Personal Area Networking Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth File Transfer Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth Object Push Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth Fax Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth Fax Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth Fax Shortcut: Connected Bluetooth Information Synchronization Shortcut: Default Bluetooth Serial Port Shortcut: Default Bluetooth Dial-up Networking Shortcut: Default Bluetooth LAN Access Shortcut: Default Bluetooth Personal Area Networking Shortcut: Default Bluetooth File Transfer Shortcut: Default Bluetooth Object Push Shortcut: Default Bluetooth Fax Shortcut: Default Bluetooth Headset Shortcut: Default Bluetooth Audio Gate Shortcut: Default Bluetooth Information Synchronization Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth Serial Port Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth Dial-up Networking Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth LAN Access Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth Personal Area Networking Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 85 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth File Transfer Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth Object Push Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth Fax Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth Headset Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth Audio Gate Shortcut: Default & Connected Bluetooth Information Synchronization 7.2 ActiveSync Configuration It is possible to connect to and automatically update information on a Bluetooth device that has been designated as an ActiveSync partner. To perform an ActiveSync session, set up the host computer, then create the wireless connection. 7.2.1 Configure ActiveSync parameters on the PC side It is only possible to use a laptop or desktop computer as an ActiveSync partner. Configure as follows:

Create an ActiveSync partnership using a serial or USB connection. See the Pocket PC User Manual for directions. The host PC determines which COM port is configured for local serial services. Open ActiveSync on the host computer. Select File | Connection Settings Configure the host PC to monitor the COM port identified. Uncheck the statement related to USB and Ethernet connections. For example, if COM5 is the port used by a Bluetooth software on PC side, select COM5 at File | Connection Settings in order to make a connection (Figure 7.1). If you cant activate ActiveSync, select File | Connection Setting and click the Get Connected button. Then select the correct COM port. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 86 BlueSoleil for WinCE 1.2.4 User Manual Figure 7.1 Determine the COM Port 7.2.2 Configure ActiveSync parameters on Pocket PC BlueSoleilTM for WinCE automatically configures the ActiveSync parameters on the Pocket PC. Copyright 2002, IVT Corporation, http://www.ivtcorporation.com All specifications are preliminary and subject to change without notice. 87