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F u j i t s u P C C o r p o r a t i o n Bluetooth PC Card Installation and Users Guide I N S T R U C T I O N S The BluetoothTM PC Card allows you to use your Fujitsu computer to perform wireless communications with other Bluetooth-compatible computers and with the optional Fujitsu Modem Station. This guide contains information on installing, removing, and using your BlueTooth PC Card with your computer. Before using the PC Card, please read this users guide carefully to familiarize yourself with the proper use of the card and Bluetooth technology. In addition to this manual, refer to the manual for your computer and the Fujitsu Modem Station, if used. CAUTION This device could malfunction in the event of a voltage sag or momentary drop in voltage because of lightning or electrical disturbance. To protect your personal computer against voltage sag, it is recommended to use an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). The frequency band used for this device is the same as for some types of industrial, scientific, and medical equipment, including microwave ovens, as well as on-premises radio stations (subject to a license) for identification of mobile units, e.g., radio stations installed in production lines in factories, and other application-specific low-output radio stations (not subject to a license). Before using this device, make sure that there is no on-

premises radio stations for identification of mobile units or other application-specific low-output radio stations near the device. In the event this device causes radio frequency interference to an on-premises radio station for identification of mobile units, immediately change the frequency used or break off connection, and consult FM Information Service about preventive measures against radio frequency interference (for example, installation of partitions). If you encounter a problem using this device, including radio frequency interference from this device to an application-

specific low-output radio station for identification of mobile units, contact FM Information Service for help. 2 About the warranty Make sure the warranty card included with this product is filled out correctly. The warranty may not apply unless the warranty card is filled out correctly and completely. If you find it incorrect or incomplete, contact your seller immedi-

ately. Store the warranty card in a safe place. Safety Instructions For safe use of your PC Card, always follow the instructions below. This guide uses graphical symbols to highlight instructions that you must follow to avoid personal injury or damage to property when using the PC Card. Before reading this guide, read the following explanations carefully to fully understand the meanings of these symbols. WARNING The warning icon highlights information that can be hazardous to you, your computer, or your files. Please read all warnings carefully. POINT The point icon highlights information that will enhance your understanding of the subject material. 3 CAUTION The caution symbol highlights information that is important to your safety, to the safe operation of your computer, or to the integrity of your files. Please read all caution information carefully. MANDATORY: * Remove the Bluetooth PC Card from your computer or turn off your computer in a hospital or near a medical electronic system. Dont bring your computer with the PC Card connected in an operating room, particularly in a CCU (cardiac care unit), otherwise radio waves transmitted by the PC Card could affect medial electric systems and cause an accident in the worst case. MANDATORY: * Keep your computer at least 22 cm away from a pacemaker, otherwise Radio waves transmitted by the PC Card could affect its functioning and cause an accident by its malfunction. MANDATORY: * Remove the Bluetooth PC Card from your computer or turn off your computer in any crowded place where there may be persons wearing a pacemaker, for example, in a jammed train. Radio waves transmitted by the PC Card could affect the functioning of pacemakers. MANDATORY: * Remove the Bluetooth PC Card from your computer or turn off your computer on an airplane. The PC Card could impair the safe navigation of an airplane. MANDATORY: * Dont use the Bluetooth PC Card during driving. Failure to do so could impair the safe driving and 4 result in an accident in the worst case. When using the PC Card, always park your car in a safe place. MANDATORY: * Keep the plastic bag used for packing out of the reach of children. The plastic bag could choke a child if he or she put it in his or her mouth or put it over his or her face. EXPLOSION: * Remove the Bluetooth PC Card from your computer where it can be exposed to flammable gases, for example, gas stations, otherwise it could cause an explosion or fire. PROHIBITION: * Dont use the Bluetooth PC Card near an automatic door or fire alarm, otherwise radio waves trans-

mitted by the PC Card could affect its automatic control unit and cause an accident by its malfunction. DONT DISASSEMBLE: * Never disassemble, repair, or modify the Bluetooth PC Card. Touching internal compo-

nents could cause you to get an electric shock. PROHIBITION: * Dont touch the Bluetooth PC Card unnecessarily when it is in use, otherwise it could fail or cause an electric shock. PROHIBITION: * Dont place a glass or flower vase containing liquid near your computer. Liquid could cause an electric shock if it gets in the computer. PROHIBITION: * Dont install your computer on a slanted or unsteady surface, or where it will be exposed to vibration, otherwise your computer could fall or topple over, causing bodily injury. 5 PROHIBITION: * When inserting the PC Card in a PC Card slot or ejecting the card from it, dont put your finger into the slot, otherwise you could get an injury to your finger. PROHIBITION: * The PC Card may be heated up immedi-

ately after it was used for a long time. To avoid a burn, dont remove it from your computer immediately after use. PROHIBITION: * Dont bring any magnetic cards, including floppy disks and credit cards, close to the PC Card, otherwise data recorded on them could be lost. PROHIBITION: * Dont drop the PC Card or give a shock to it. PROHIBITION: * To avoid damage to the PC Card, dont touch its terminal or dont insert anything into the PC Card. PROHIBITION: * Dont use the PC Card in a damp, dusty, or smoky place, or near a fire, or where it can be splashed with water, otherwise it could fail, or cause an electric shock or fire. 6 Precautions I The PC Card is a precision device; handle it with great care. I Dont place the PC Card where it will be exposed to direct sunlight or dont bring it close to any heat generating device. I Dont use or store the PC Card in an extremely hot or cold place, or where the temperature can greatly vary. I Avoid shock or vibration to the PC Card; dont use or store the PC Card where it will be exposed to shock or vibration. I Dont use or store the PC Card in a damp or dusty place. 7 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED This chapter describes basic matters that you should fully understand before performing communication using the Bluetooth PC Card. Carefully review the safety and electrical information starting on page 2 prior to using the card. To carry out communications properly The PC Card may not function properly in some environ-

ments. Consider the following when installing your computer. I Install your computer at a line-of-sight distance of 160 feet (50 m) or shorter from another Bluetooth device or Modem Station. Although clear line-of-sight is not required, the communication distance shortens depend-

ing on the use environment (e.g., presence of walls or fur-

niture) and the structure of the building. I Install your computer at least 6.5 feet (2 m) away from other electric or electronic systems. If you need to install your computer near a microwave oven, keep it at least 10 feet (3 m) away from the oven because the PC Card is sus-

ceptible to microwaves. I If you have trouble communicating using the PC Card because of a nearby broadcast station or radio equipment, move your computer to another location or correct the orientation of the antenna. 8 What You Can Do Using the Bluetooth PC Card The Bluetooth PC Card allows you to use your computer to perform wireless communications with other computers equipped with a Bluetooth-compatible device, and with the optional Fujitsu Modem Station. (Other personal computers are sometimes referred to as the other party's Bluetooth Device in this manual.) Communicate with other personal computers The Bluetooth PC Card allows your computer to communi-

cate by radio with other Bluetooth-compatible computers for sharing files. Figure 1. Communications between computers Connect to the Internet or fax messages through a Modem Station The Bluetooth PC Card allows you to access the Internet through an optional Fujitsu Modem Station. With this device, you can browse Web pages, and send or receive e-

mails. 9 The Bluetooth PC Card/Modem Station combination is useful when you cannot connect your computer to a tele-

phone line because a line is not nearby, or you need to frequently move your computer from location to location in a building. Telephone Line Modem Station*

(Wireless Station) Figure 2. Communications using Fujitsu Modem Station

* For instructions about using a Modem Station, refer to its manual. 10 Items Included with the Bluetooth PC Card Make sure the following items are contained in the package. If an item is missing or damaged, contact your seller at once. Bluetooth PC Card Driver CD-ROM Users Guide Service Network List Warranty Card Sticker 11 Exterior Features of the Bluetooth PC Card 1 1. 2. 3. 2 3 Connector: Insert this connector into a PC Card slot in your computer. Power Indicator: Illuminated when the Bluetooth PC Card is connected securely to the computer. (If Windows 2000 is installed on your computer, it lights up when the Utility Software starts.) Antenna: Orientation-adjustable antenna. When performing communication, raise it and adjust its orientation to optimize communications. Basic Steps to Follow for Communications You need to perform the following referenced procedures only once before working with the Bluetooth PC Card. Preparing for communications 1. Install the Bluetooth PC Card Driver and Utility Soft-

ware on your computer by:

"Installing the Driver" (See page 14)

"Installing the Utility Software" (See page 17) 12 2. 3. 4. Install software on the other partys Bluetooth Device.

(Refer to the manual for the other partys Bluetooth Device installation procedure.) Configure your computer:

"Configuring Your Computer" (See page 18) Configure the Bluetooth Device with which you want to communicate. (Refer to the manual for the other Bluetooth Device configuration procedure.) Performing communications 1. Make preparations to establish connection between your computer and the other Bluetooth Device:

"Preparations to make on your computer side" (See page 20) Refer to the manual for the other Bluetooth Device. Connect your computer to the other Bluetooth Device:

"Establishing Connection" (See page 21) Perform communication:

"Performing communication" (See page 23) Break off connection:

"Breaking Off Connection" (See page 23) 2. 3. 4. 13 PREPARING FOR COMMUNICATIONS This chapter explains how to install and set up the Bluetooth PC Card Driver and Utility Software. P O I N T You need to make these preparations only once before using the PC Card for the first time. Installing the Driver To use the Bluetooth PC Card, you must first install the Bluetooth PC Driver and Utility Software on your computer. The steps to follow are determined by the operating system installed on your computer. Prior to installation, verify that the following are available:

I Your Fujitsu computer I Bluetooth PC Card I Bluetooth Driver CD-ROM Windows 98 Systems 1. 2. Turn on your computer and wait until Windows starts. After Windows has started, insert the Bluetooth PC Card into a PC Card slot in the computer. You will be prompted to specify the location of the PC Card drivers. 14 3. Make sure that the [Yes (Recommended)] option under [Do you want Windows to search for your new hardware?] is activated, then click [Next]. 4. 5. Insert the Bluetooth Driver CD-ROM in the CD-

ROM drive of your computer. Click the [Specify the location to search] option to activate it, the enter [d:\win9x], and click [Next]

(where d: is the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive.) 6. When the next window appears, click [Next] to continue. 7. When the next window appears, click [Finish]. Your system will reboot. Windows Me Systems 1. 2. 3. Turn on your computer and wait for Windows to start. After Windows has started, insert the Bluetooth PC Card into a PC Card slot in the computer. Insert the Bluetooth Driver CD-ROM in the CD-

ROM drive of the computer. 4. Make sure that the [Specify a location for the driver

(For experts)] option is activated,then click [Next]. 5. Click the [Yes (Recommended)] option under [Do you want Windows to search for your new hardware?]

to activate it. Make sure that the [Removable media, such as floppy disks and CD-ROMs] option is unchecked and that the [Specify the location to search] option is selected. 15 6. Type [d:\win9x] in the text box, and click [Next]

(where d: is the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive.) 7. When the next window appears, click [Next] to continue. 8. Click [Finish]. Your system will reboot. Windows 2000 Systems 1. 2. Turn on your computer and wait until Windows starts. After Windows has started, log on as an administrator, and insert the Bluetooth PC Card into a PC Card slot in the computer. 3. Click [Next] to continue. 4. Make sure that the [Yes, select for new hardware]

option under [Do you want Windows to search for your new hardware?] is activated, then click [Next]. 5. Insert the Bluetooth Driver CD-ROM in the CD-

ROM drive of the computer. 6. Make sure that the [Specify a location] option is acti-

vated, then click [Next]. 7. 8. Type [d:\win2k] in the text box, and then click [OK],

(where d: is the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive.) When the next window appears, click [Next] to continue. 9. When the next window appears, click [Finish]. 10. When the next window appears, click [Yes]. 16 Installing the Utility Software After you have finished installing the driver, install the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility Software on your computer by following the steps below. 1. Turn on you computer and wait until Windows starts. P O I N T If you are using Windows 2000, you must log onto it as an administrator. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Insert the Bluetooth Driver CD-ROM in the CD-

ROM drive of the computer. Click [Start], and select [Run]. Type [d:\utility\setup] in the text box, then click [OK]

(where d: is the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive.) Click [Next] to continue. Read the license agreement that appears. Click [OK]. Check the folder displayed to see whether it is the folder into which you want to install the utility. If you want to install to a different folder, enter it and click

[Next] to continue. 8. When the next window appears, click [Finish]. 9. When prompted to restart your computer, eject the Bluetooth Driver CD-ROM from the computer, and click [OK]. The installation of the Utility Software is now complete. Once installation is complete, the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility icon appears on the desktop. 17 Installing Software on Another Bluetooth Device Install a driver and all necessary applications on the other partys Bluetooth Device, as required. For installation instructions, refer to the manual for the other partys Blue-

tooth Device. Configuring Your Computer This section explains how to configure your computer using the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility. 1. Turn on your computer and wait for Windows to start. P O I N T If you are using Windows 2000, you must log on to it as an administrator. 2. Insert the PC Card in a PC Card slot in the computer. P O I N T S You may need to double-click the icon to launch the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility, depending upon the con-

figuration of your system. You can also start the utility by selecting [Start], [Pro-

grams], and [Bluetooth PC Driver Utility]. Double-click the icon in the task tray. (The icon looks like a walkie-talkie). Right-click the Device address under [Local Device], and click [Properties]. 3. 4. 18 5. Enter a name for the device (Device name). P O I N T S I The device name refers to a name given by a user to the Bluetooth Device. The device name should be descriptive since it is displayed on the screen of the other partys computer when you connect to it. I If you intend to communicate exclusively with a specific Bluetooth Device that has no name display function,

(e.g., a Modem Station), you can omit the registration of a Device name. 6. Select the desired port by using the down arrow, and click [Add]. If you want to select two or more serial ports, repeat step 7 to add serial ports. 7. Click [OK], then click [Close]. Configuring the Other Partys Bluetooth Device Configure the other partys Bluetooth Device, as required. For instructions for configuring it, refer to the manual for the other partys Bluetooth Device. 19 ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATIONS This section explains how to establish communications using a serial service supported by another partys Bluetooth Device. Before performing the operation described in this chapter, you must have finished all preparations described in the Preparing for Communications section on page 14. Preparations to make on your computer side 1. Turn on your computer and wait for Windows to start. P O I N T If you are using Windows 2000, you must log on as an administrator. 2. 3.

Insert the PC Card into a PC Card slot in the computer. Click the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility icon on the desktop. The Bluetooth PC Driver Utility starts. P O I N T S You may need to double-click the icon to launch the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility, depending upon the con-

figuration of your system. You can also start the utility by selecting [Start], [Pro-

grams], and [Bluetooth PC Driver Utility]. 4. Click the Bluetooth icon in the desktop tray. 20

Preparations to Make on the Other Partys Device Make preparations on the other partys Bluetooth Device side as required according to information contained in the other partys Bluetooth Device manual. P O I N T S Install your computer at a line-of-sight distance within approximately 160 feet (50 m) from the other partys Bluetooth Device. There is no guarantee that the PC Card can communi-

cate with all Bluetooth Devices.

Establishing Connection This section explains how to send a connection request from your computer to the other partys Bluetooth Device to estab-

lish connection between them. To send a connection request from the other partys Bluetooth Device to your computer, refer to the manual for the other partys Bluetooth Device. 1. 2. Double click the Bluetooth icon in the task tray. Click the [Device Discovery] button in the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility window. The window displays the addresses and names of all devices you can access under the Remote Device directory. P O I N T When you connect to the device you accessed last, infor-

mation about the last connection (service name of the remote device) is displayed. In this case, you can skip steps 1 through 5 and start at step 6. 21

3. 4. Click the address of the device you want to access, and click the [Service Browse] button. The window displays information about the services supported by the other partys Bluetooth Device. (See table TBD on page TBD - was 83) Click [Serial Service (XX)], then click the [Bind]

button. P O I N T I The X in (XX) varies depending on the configuration of your computer. I For instructions about the use of NDIS Service, see the NDIS Service" section on page 24. 5. Select the service you want to use, using the down arrow, then click [OK].

[Local: Serial Service (XX)] is displayed under [Serial Service (XX).]

6. Click [Serial Service (XX)], then click [Connect]. P O I N T I The X in (XX) varies depending on the configuration of your computer. I For instructions about the use of NDIS Service, see the NDIS Service" section on page 24. If a window appears requesting a pin code appears, enter the passkey for the other partys Bluetooth Device, and click [OK]. 22 The appearance of this window depends on the type and configuration of the other partys Bluetooth Device. This window may appear on the screens of both your computer and the other partys Bluetooth Device. If it does, enter the same Bluetooth passkey. 7.

[Local: Serial Service (XX)] is displayed under [Serial Service (XX)] and the form of the icon changes, which indicates that connection has been established successfully. Performing communication You can now communicate with the other partys device. For other applications of the Bluetooth PC Card, refer to the manual and Help for the application software used, and the manual for the other partys Bluetooth Device. Breaking Off Connection 1. 2. Exit the application software that is currently used for communication. Click the [Disconnect] button.

[Local: Serial Service (COMx)] changes to [No Connection. P O I N T If you want to keep the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility in the task tray until the next connection, click [Close]. If you do so, you can start the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility next time by simply double-clicking the icon in the task tray. For instruc-

tions for completely terminating the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility, see "See Closing the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility on page 39. 23 COMMUNICATING WITH NDIS SERVICE This chapter describes how to communicate using NDIS

(Network Driver Interface Specification) Service supported by a Bluetooth device. Read this chapter, as required. Connecting to a Network using NDIS Service To connect to a network using NDIS Service, you need to make the following preparations. This section describes how to make a peer-to-peer connec-

tion. Making preparations for communications 1. 2. Set up a network configuration. (See Network Setup on page 25) Set up a sharing configuration. (See Sharing Setup on page 28 and File Sharing Setup on page 30) Performing communication 1. 2. 3. Establish connection between your computer and the other party's Bluetooth device using NDIS Service.

(See Establishing Connections Using NDIS Service on page 32) Perform communication. (SeeAccessing a Drive or Folder on the Connected Computer on page 34) Break off connection. (See Breaking Off NDIS Service on page 37) 24 Network Setup This section describes how to configure TCP/IP and to check the computer name and workgroup to see whether they are what you want. The steps you need to follow vary, depending on the operating system installed on your computer. If Windows 98 or Windows Me is installed:

1. 2. 3. 4. Select [Start], [Settings], and [Control Panel] to open the [Control Panel] window. Double-click the (Network) icon. Highlight TCP/IP -> Fujitsu Bluetooth Card

(Network), then click the [Properties] button. Click the [IP Address] tab, then click [Specify an IP address] to activate it. Enter the IP address and subnet mask for your computer, then click [OK]. P O I N T If you are puzzled about how to assign IP addresses to computers, follow the example shown below to assign them. The numbers in parentheses refer to subnet masks. Computer A: 192.168.100.2(255.255.255.0) Computer B: 192.168.100.3(255.255.255.0) Computer C: 192.168.100.4(255.255.255.0) Computer X: 192.168.100.254(255.255.255.0) 5. Click the [Identification] tab. 25 6. Check the computer name and workgroup displayed to see whether they are what you want. Note that the computer names should be unique, but the work-

groups should be the same. Item Description Computer Name Workgroup The name given to your computer for identification on the network. A name of 15 one-byte characters or less can be given to each computer. The name of the group to which your computer belongs on the network. All computers on a network must bear the same workgroup name of 15 one-byte characters or less. Workgroup /

Comment Supplemental explanation of your computer. This item may be omitted. 7. Click [OK]. 8. When prompted to restart your computer, click [Yes]. If Windows 2000 is installed:

1. 2. 3. Select [Start], [Settings], and [Control Panel] to open the [Control Panel] window. Double-click the Network and Dial-up Connections icon. Double-click [Local Area Connection.]

26 4. 5. Select [Internet Protocols (TCP/IP)], then click [Prop-

erties]. Click [Use the following IP address] to activate it, then enter the IP address and subnet mask for your computer, and click [OK]. P O I N T If you are puzzled about how to assign IP addresses to computers, follow the example shown below to assign them. The numbers in parentheses refer to subnet masks. Computer A: 192.168.100.2(255.255.255.0) Computer B: 192.168.100.3(255.255.255.0) Computer C: 192.168.100.4(255.255.255.0) Computer X: 192.168.100.254(255.255.255.0) 6. Click [OK]. 7. When prompted to restart your computer, click [Yes]. After your computer has restarted, check the computer name and the workgroup to see whether they are what you want. Select [Start], [Settings], and [Control Panel] to open the [Control Panel] window. Double click the System icon. 8. 9. 10. Click the [Network ID] tab. 11. Check the [full computer name] and [workgroup name] displayed. 27 If you want to modify these names, click [Properties]. Item Full Computer Name Workgroup Description The name given to your computer for identification on the network. A name of 15 one-byte characters or less can be given to each computer. The name of the group to which your computer belongs on the network. All computers on a network must bear the same workgroup name that consists of 15 one-byte characters or less. 12. Click [OK]. Sharing Setup This section describes how to configure Microsoft Network Sharing Service and your computer to share a drive or folder. The steps to follow depends on the operating system installed on your computer. If Windows 98 or Windows Me is installed:

1. 2. 3. 4. Select [Start], [Settings], and [Control Panel] to open the [Control Panel] window. Double-click the (Network) icon. Click the [File and Print Sharing] button. Click the box that says I want to be able to give others access to my files, the click OK.

[File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Network] is added to the Network Component List. 5. Click [OK]. 28 6. When prompted to restart your computer, click [Yes]. Click (Close) in the [Control Panel] window. 7. If Windows 2000 is installed:

1. 2. 3. Select [Start], [Settings], and [Control Panel] to open the [Control Panel] window. Double-click the (Network and Dial-Up Connections) icon. Double-click [Local Area Connection.]

4. Make sure that [File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks] is activated, then click [OK]. If the check box is unchecked, click it to check it. If [File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks] is not displayed, perform the following steps before proceeding to step 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Click [Install]. Select [Services], then click [Add]. Select [File and printer sharing for Microsoft Networks], then click [OK]. Click [OK]. Click (Close) in the [Control Panel] window. 29 File Sharing Setup This section describes how to share a folder to make it avail-

able to all computer connected to your computer. As an example of sharing a folder, this section describes the steps to follow to share the [Work] folder in [drive C]. If Windows 98 or Windows Me is installed:

1. 2. 3. 4. Click the My Computer icon on the desktop. To open the [My Computer] window, you may need to double-

click its icon, depending on the configuration of your computer. Right-click the drive C icon, and select Sharing from the menu that appears. Click the [Shared As] option to activate it, and set all necessary items, as defined in the following table. Click [OK]. 30 Item Description Share Name Specify a name for the drive or folder you want to share. Access Type Read-Only Choose this option to give all users read-only access to the drive or folder you want to share. Full Depends on Password*

Choose this option to give all users read-and-write access to the drive or folder you want to share. Choose this option to permit users read-and-write access to the drive or folder you want to share, provided they enter the password required to access the drive or folder. Password Read-Only Password Specify the password that users must enter to read files. Full Access Password Specify the password that users must enter to read or write files.

* If Windows 98 is installed on your computer, [Distinguishes by password] may be displayed instead of [Depends on Pass-

word], both of which have the same meaning. If Windows 2000 is installed:

1. 2. 3. Select [Start], [Programs], [Accessories], and

[Explorer] to open the [Explorer] window. Right-click the [Work] folder in [drive C], and click the [Settings] tab in the dialog box that appears. Click the [Share this folder] option to activate it (@), and set all necessary items. 31 Item Share Name Comment User Limit Permissions Caching Description Specify a anme for the drive or folder you want to share. Enter a comment about the drive or folder you want to share. Limits the number of users who are permit-

ted to access the drive or folder. Check this button to set conditions required to access the folder. Check this button to set up a cache for the folder. 4. Click [OK]. The [Work] folder has been set up as a shared folder, and its appearance changes. Establishing Connections Using NDIS Service This section describes how to connect to the other partys Bluetooth device using NDIS Service. To send a connection request from the other partys Bluetooth device to your computer, refer to the manual for the other partys Bluetooth device. 1. Click the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility icon to activate the taskbar icon. The Bluetooth PC Driver Utility starts. 32 P O I N T S You may need to double-click the icon to launch the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility, depending upon the con-

figuration of your system. You can also start the utility by selecting [Start], [Pro-

grams], and [Bluetooth PC Driver Utility]. Double-click the icon in the task tray. Click the [Device Discovery] button in the [Bluetooth PC Driver Utility] dialog box. The Bluetooth PC Driver Utility displays the addresses and names of all devices you can access. Click the address of the device you want to access, then click the [Service Browse] button. The service supported by the other partys Bluetooth device is displayed. Click the address of the device you want to access, then click [Properties] button. Click [NDIS/AUDIO Binding] to activate it, then click

[OK]. NDIS is added as a service supported by the device you want to access. Click [NDIS], then click [Connect]. If a window appears requesting the passkey, enter the passkey for the other partys Bluetooth device, then click [OK].

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 33

P O I N T NDIS is added as a service supported by the other partys device even if NDIS Service is not installed on the device. For more information, refer to the manual for the other partys Bluetooth device. The appearance of this window depends on the type and configuration of the other partys Bluetooth device. If this window appears on the screens of both your computer and the other partys Bluetooth device, enter the same Bluetooth passkey. 8. The address of the device you want to access is displayed under [NDIS] and the form of the icon changes, which indicates that connection has been established successfully. Accessing a Drive or Folder on the Connected Computer This section explains how to access a drive or folder on the computer connected using NDIS. If Windows 98 is installed:

1. Click the Network Neighborhood icon on the desktop. 34 P O I N T You may need to double-click the Network Neighborhood icon to open the [Network Neighborhood]

window, depending on the configuration of your computer. 2. Double-click the computer you want to access. The drives and folders you specified in the "Sharing Setup" section (See Sharing Setup on page 28) are displayed. P O I N T Only shared drives and folders are displayed. 3. Double-click the drive or folder you want to access. All files and folders in the selected drive or folder are displayed, and they are now available to you. If Windows Me is installed:

1. Click the My Network Places icon on the desktop. P O I N T You may need to double-click the Network Neighborhood icon to open the [Network Neighborhood]

window, depending on the configuration of your computer. 35 2. 3. 4. 5. Double-click [Entire Network.]

Double-click the workgroup you specified. Double-click the computer you want to access. Double-click the drive or folder you want to access. The drives and folders you specified in the "Sharing Setup" section (see Sharing Setup on page 28) are displayed. P O I N T Only shared drives and folders are displayed. All files and folders in the selected drive or folder are displayed, and they are now available to you. If Windows 2000 is installed:

1. Click the (My Network Places) icon on the desktop. P O I N T You may need to double-click the Network Neighborhood icon to open the [Network Neighborhood]

window, depending on the configuration of your computer. 2. Double-click [Computers Near Me.]

3. 4. Double-click the computer you want to access. Double-click the drive or folder you want to access. The drives and folders you specified in the "Sharing Setup" section (see page 28) are displayed. 36 Breaking Off NDIS Service This section explains how to break off NDIS Service from the computer connected using NDIS Service. 1. 2. Double-click the icon in the task tray. Select the [NDIS] connected, then click [Disconnect]. The address of the device connected changes to [Not connected.]

P O I N T If you want to keep the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility in the task tray until the next connection, click [Close]. If you do so, you can start the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility next time by simply double-clicking the icon in the task tray. For instruc-

tions for closing the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility, see Closing the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility on page 39 37 BLUETOOTH PC DRIVER UTILITY This chapter describes the function of the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility. Starting the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility When you start the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility, the Blue-

tooth PC Driver Utility icon is put into a task tray. When you double-click the icon, the setting screen is displayed. 1. Turn on the power to your computer and wait until Windows starts. P O I N T If you are using Windows 2000, you must log onto it as an administrator. 2. 3.

Insert a PC card into the personal computer. Click the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility icon on the desktop. The Bluetooth PC Driver Utility starts. P O I N T S You may need to double-click the icon to launch the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility, depending upon the con-

figuration of your system. You can also start the utility by selecting [Start], [Pro-

grams], and [Bluetooth PC Driver Utility]. 4. Double-click the icon in the task tray. 38

Closing the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility Right-click the icon in a task tray and then click [Closing the Bluetooth Task Manager] from the displayed menu. Setting the [Bluetooth Device] Tab Device Information Display Displays the users personal computer information and the information on Bluetooth equipment in the range where data can be communicated. The following fields of information are displayed:

I Local device information I Device address I Remote device information I Service type and connection state P O I N T To hide the detailed information, click [-]. To re-display the detailed information, click [+]. Device Discovery Searches whether Bluetooth equipment exists in the range where data can be communicated. Service Browse Browses the service that can be utilized in a remote device. Click the device address of the remote device you want to browse and then click this button. 39 Connect Connected to the service in the bind state. The preparation for communication using this utility is completed by this operation. After that, you can actually communicate data using each application. Click the service you want to connect and then click this button. Disconnect Disconnects the connected service. Click the service you want to disconnect and then click this button. Properties Sets and displays the detailed information of a local device

(users personal computer) or remote device. Click the device address of the device you want to set and display and then click this button. Bind Bound with a remote device. The service or port used is determined by this operation. Click the service of the remote device you want to bind and then click this button. Add Device Click this button. The [Add Remote Device] dialog box is displayed and a remote device can be added manually. You can use this function when no remote device can be found due to some trouble during device search. The [Add Remote Device] dialog box is the same as a

[Remote Device Property] dialog box (-> P. 77) except that a device address can be entered manually. 40 Remove Device Deletes the remote device. Click the device address of the remote device you want to delete and then click this button. Exit Closes the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility. The Bluetooth PC Driver Utility is put into a task tray without being closed. Data can be consecutively communicated when it is in the communication state. Setting the [Device Mode] Tab Setting the response to device search Select the response method when a device is searched on the remote device side. Item General Discoverable Non-

Discoverable Description Responds to all devices. Responds to no device. If this response method is selected, the users device address or service infor-

mation cannot be acquired from the remote device. Data cannot be communicated according to the request from the remove device. If the users device address is known to the remote device (for example, a device has been searched before you set [Non-Discoverable]), the service browse or connection request from the remote device cannot be rejected even if you set [Non-Dis-

coverable]. 41 Setting the response to connection request Select the response method when a connection request is issued from the remote device. Item Description Connectable Accepts the request from all devices Limited Connectable Non-

Connectable Accepts the request only from the previously specified device. To specify a device, see the procedure below. Rejects the request from all devices. If this response method is selected, the users address is displayed on the remote device side. Data cannot be communicated in response to the connection request from the remote device. Communication can be done according to the connection request from the user. To specify a device that accepts a request 1. 2. 3. Select Limited Connectable. Enter the device address or select the device class. Click [Add]. To delete a device Select the device address or device class, you want to delete, from a list. Click [Delete]. 1. 2. 42 Apply Enables the contents of the information set in the [Device Mode] tab. To cancel the set information, click [End] or another tab without clicking on this button. Exit Closes the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility. When you change the response setting, click [Apply] before clicking on this button. If you do not click [Apply], the setting change is canceled. The Bluetooth PC Driver Utility is put into a task tray without being closed even if you click [Exit]. Data can be consecutively communicated when it is in the communica-

tion state. Setting the [Search for Device Setting] Tab Inquiring Settings > Inquiring Time Specifies how many seconds to execute the search for device. Specify the search time in the range of 5 to 30 seconds. The default value is 10 seconds. Inquiring Settings > Discover specified devices Specifies how many devices to search at a time during the search for device. Specify the number of searched device in the range of 1 to 30. The default value is 5. Discovery Settings Only the device of the specified class can be manipulated for the search for device. The default value is Discover all devices. 43 Item Discover all devices Discover specified device Description Searches all devices Searches only the device of the previ-

ously specified class. To specify a device, see the procedure below. To specify the searched device class 1. 2. Select the Device. Click [Add]. To delete a device class 1. Select the Device you want to delete from the list. Click [Remove]. 2. Apply Enables the contents of the information set in the [Device Procedure] tab. To cancel the set information, click [Exit] or another tab without clicking on this button. Exit Closes the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility. When you change the device search setting, click [Apply] before clicking on this button. If you do not click [Apply], the change is canceled. The Bluetooth PC Driver Utility is put into a task tray without being closed even if you click [Exit]. Data can be consecutively communicated when it is in the communica-

tion state. 44 Setting the Device Properties Select a device address in a [Bluetooth Device] tab and click

[Properties]. The screen for displaying and setting the prop-

erty of a device is then displayed. The displayed screen differs if selected device is local or remote. The [Local Device Property] dialog box In this dialog box, you display and set the detailed informa-

tion of a local device (your personal computer). Part of the detailed information is reported to the remote device (Blue-

tooth equipment used as a communication partner, such as a Modem Station or other computer) during communication. P O I N T If communication cannot be normally done for some reason, displaying this dialog box and clicking [Reset Device] may solve this problem. Device Address Displays the device address. The device address cannot be changed. Device Name Displays the device name (the default value is blank). The device name can be changed. Device Class Displays the device class. The default value is Computer. The Device Class is usually not changed. 45 Power Class Displays the power class. (The power class is fixed in [Non-

setting].) Country Code Displays the country code. The default value is Japan. The country code is not usually changed. Trust All Devices Set when accepting the connection request from all remote devices (when using no Bluetooth passkey). In this case, all the security settings in a [Remote Device Property] dialog box are disabled. Notice that others can access a personal computer without permission without entering a Bluetooth passkey that plays the part of a password. Default Bluetooth Passkey (PIN Code) Setting Enter any alphanumeric characters not exceeding 16 charac-

ters when you want to set a common Bluetooth passkey for any connection. The default value is blank. P O I N T S I The Bluetooth passkey is a password set to prevent others from unauthorized use of Bluetooth equipment. I Bluetooth equipment has been pre-set so that you must manually enter a Bluetooth passkey every time during connection so as to improve security. To use a common

(default) Bluetooth passkey, change [Setting of Blue-

tooth Passkey (PIN Code) Used] in the [Remote Device Property] dialog box. 46 Reset Resets the device forcibly. Click this button if communica-

tions cannot be established normally. This may solve the problem. Pause Cannot be used. Serial Port Displays the serial port to be used. The serial port can be added and deleted. To specify a serial port, see the procedure below. To add a port: Select a port from the dropdown list, then click [Add]. To delete a port: Select the port which you want to delete from the list, the click [Delete]. OK Enables the contents of the set information and returns the display to a [Bluetooth Device] tab. Cancel Cancels the contents of the set information and returns the display to a [Bluetooth Device] tab.

[Remote Device Property] dialog box In this dialog box, you can display the detailed information of a remote device (Bluetooth equipment used as a communica-

tions partner, such as a Modem Station or other computer) or set the way to communicate with a remote device. 47 Device Address Displays the device address. The device address cannot be changed. Device Name Displays the device name. Device name cannot be changed. Device Class Displays the device class. The device class cannot be changed. Comms State Displays the communication state. The communication state cannot be changed. Comms Quality Displays the communication quality. The communication quality cannot be changed. Trust This Device Check when accepting the connection request from this remote device (using no Bluetooth passkey). Uncheck when using a Bluetooth passkey. Setting of Bluetooth Passkey (PIN Code) Setting is disabled when you set. Setting of Bluetooth Passkey (PIN Code) Setting Specifies the type of the Bluetooth passkey used. Uncheck Rely on Connection Request from This Device when speci-

fying this item. 48 Item Default Bluetooth passkey Description Use the common Bluetooth passkey entered in a [Local Device Property] dialog box. Bluetooth equipment is connected without the entry of a Bluetooth passkey when the common Blue-

tooth passkey is not entered. Manual entry Bluetooth passkey Enter a Bluetooth passkey manually every time during connection when connecting to this remote device. Device Mode Use in the Active state. Set NDIS/AUDIO Bind Click NDIS when you want to bind to the NDIS service. The AUDIO service cannot be used. Info Expire Specifies the period for holding the information on a remote device. When this period is exceeded, the contents of the information set in this dialog box are also cleared. Specify the period in the range of 0 (not held) to an indefinite term. The default value is 1 day. P O I N T No service browse or binding is required for the connected remote device while information is being held. 49 OK Enables the contents of the set information and returns the display to a [Bluetooth Device] tab. Cancel Cancels the contents of the set information and returns the display to a [Bluetooth Device] tab. 50 APPENDIX A - TROUBLESHOOTING If you have any problems when using your Bluetooth card, reference this section. If you cannot find the cause of your trouble, contact your reseller. Trouble Card does not com-

municate Remedy I Use the following procedures to confirm that the driver and utility are properly installed:

Installing the Driver, page TBD. Installing the Utility Software, page TBD I Confirm that the operating environment is set properly:

Configuring Your Computer, page TBD I Confirm that the power of remote Blue-

tooth equipment is turned on. Also, confirm that the preparation for communication is properly made using remote Bluetooth equipment. See the manual of the remote Bluetooth equipment. I Confirm that the local device is not too away from remote Bluetooth equipment. Bring the remote Bluetooth equipment near the local device. A sight distance of about 50 m is the range in which data can be communicated (if you use our companys products). The distance may become short depending on the place of the installed device. I Confirm that the antenna is properly adjusted in direction. The adjustment of the antenna direction may improve the communication state. 51 Trouble Remedy Device search or ser-

vice browse not completed. 1. Display the [Local Device Property] dialog box and click [Reset Device]. 2. Close the [Local Device Property] box, then close the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility. 3. Restart the personal computer. 4. Start the Bluetooth PC Driver Utility and search a device again. Any desired remote device not found during device search. Search a device repeatedly several times. If you cannot find, click the [Device Search Set] tab, change Device Search Time and Maximum Number of Searched Devices (see page TBD), and search a device again. Cannot be connected from remote device without entry of Bluetooth passkey. Set Rely on Connection Request from All Devices in the [Local Device Property] dialog box (see page TBD) to @. Notice that others can access a personal computer without permission without entering a Bluetooth passkey that plays the part of a password. Previously specified Bluetooth passkey cannot be continu-

ously used without specifying Bluetooth passkey every time during connection from remote device. 1. Enter Common (default) Bluetooth passkey

(PIN code) in the [Local Device Property]

dialog box (See page TBD). 2. Set Rely on Connection Request from This Device to @ in the [Remote Device Property]

dialog box (se page TBD) of a remote device in which a common passkey is used. Then, set Common (default) Bluetooth passkey (PIN code) to @. Window for entering Bluetooth passkey displayed without any opera-

tion. The window for entering a passkey is displayed when this computer accepts a connection request from other Bluetooth device. Enter a Bluetooth passkey when you want to connect, or [Cancel] when you do not want to connect. 52 APPENDIX B - SPECIFICATIONS Item Specification Interface PCMCIA interface Communication System Transmission Rate Communication Distance Output Outer Dimensions Weight Supported Operating Systems Bluetooth Specification Ver. 1.0B I Approximately 720 kbps during asymmetric-type communications. I Approximately 430 kbps during symmetric-type communications Approximately 160 feet (50m), depending upon the wave state and operating environment. 10dBm (maximum), Power Class 1.

(The efficiency of the antenna is not contained here). 4.5W x 2.3D x .35H

(113.8 x 54 x 8.9mm) Approximately 45g Windows Me Windows 2000 Windows 98 53 APPENDIX C - OPERATING FREQUENCY BAND The frequency band that this device uses is described on the label at the back of a PC card. The label can be interpreted as follows:

1 2 2.4 FH 8 3 4 1. 2. 3. 4. The 2.4 indicates that this device is radio equipment that uses a 2.4 GHz band. FH: Indicates that the modulation system is an FH-

SS system. The 8 indicates that the given interference distance is less than 80 m. The three blank rectangles indicate that the entire band of 2,400 MHz to 2,483.5 MHz is used, and that the band of a movable bodys identification unit is unavoidable. 54 APPENDIX D - PROFILES SUPPORTED This device supports the following profiles. I Generic Access I Service Discovery Application I Serial Port I Dial-up Networking I Fax I Generic Object Exchange I Synchronization I LAN Access I Object Push I File Transfer 55 APPENDIX E - GLOSSARY Bind Operation required when using a serial service. Binding determines that which serial port (COM number) of a local device (users personal computer) or remote device (remote Bluetooth equipment) should be used. Bluetooth passkey Password set to prevent others from using Bluetooth equip-

ment without permission. (The password can consist of any alphanumeric characters, not to exceed 16 characters.) Connection State in which the preparation for communication in the specified service is completed. After connection, you can communicate data using each application. Device Bluetooth-compatible equipment Device address Number that is assigned to a device. The device address is recorded inside each device and cannot be changed. Disconnection State in which connection is completed Local device Users personal computer NDIS Network Driver Interface Specification 56 Service that enables the connection with a remote device via LAN using NDIS. A local device can communicate with multiple remote devices using one NDIS connection. Peer-to-peer connection Bluetooth equipment connected at a ratio of one-to-one (as in personal computer to personal computer). Remote device Bluetooth equipment to which a local device is connected Serial service Service that enables the connection with a remote device using a virtual serial port. A local device can communicate with one remote device using one virtual serial port. Multiple virtual serial ports can be set. Service Function that can be executed in Bluetooth. The service that can be utilized varies, depending on the equipment used. This product can use NDIS service as well as serial service. 57 APPENDIX F - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Bluetooth PC card driver The Bluetooth PC card driver is constantly being improved to offer better performance to our customers. We recommend that you periodically browse the Fujitsu Personal Computer Home Page FM WORLD (http://www.fmworld.net/), and download the latest information. 58 5200 Patrick Henry Drive, Santa Clara, California 95054 For more information, call 1-877-FPCDIRECT (1-877-372-3473) or visit our Web site at:

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1-800-8fujitsu (1-800-838-5487) or e-mail us at: 8fujitsu@fujitsupc.com Fujitsu and the Fujitsu logo are registered trademarks of Fujitsu Ltd. Bluetooth is a trademark of Elixon, Inc. and Fujitsu is licensed to use it. All other trademarks mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the contents of this document. We disclaim liability for errors, omissions or future changes. 2001 Fujitsu PC Corporation. All rights reserved. FPC58-0xxx-01 FJ NUMBER GOES HERE 59 60