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Bluetooth PC Dialer™ 3.1 FAQ |
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Q: Can I use my headset with
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A: Yes!
All call related phone
functionality can be done via Bluetooth PC
Dialer!
It is thus possible to have
the phone in the pocket and do all call actions
from Bluetooth PC Dialer! |
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Q: Can I use my Bluetooth headset
with Bluetooth PC Dialer?
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A: Yes! After the phone call is
initiated close the Bluetooth connection and
transfer the call to the headset. You can also
enable a setting that closes the Bluetooth
connection automatically after a successful
call.
How a phone call is transferred to the headset
depends on which Bluetooth headset and phone you
have. The normal behaviour is although pressing a
button on the headset.
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Q: What are the requirements for
Bluetooth PC Dialer?
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A: You need a Bluetooth enabled mobile phone and a
Bluetooth equipped PC.
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Q: Which Bluetooth solutions are
supported by Bluetooth PC Dialer?
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A: Bluetooth PC Dialer
supports all PC and most phone Bluetooth
solutions!
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Phones
Most Bluetooth enabled mobile phones are
supported.
The program use AT commands to communicate
with the Phone and almost all phone
manufactures support AT commands. But to be
sure you need to try your phone!
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Bluetooth solutions on PC
All Bluetooth PC solutions are supported
(BlueSoleil,
Microsoft, Toshiba, WidComm).
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Q: How does Bluetooth PC Dialer find the
phone?
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A: The
user can chose to find the phone via the Bluetooth access method Inquiry or via
a COM port. If Inquiry is chosen all of the setup is done from within Bluetooth
PC Dialer
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Q:Sometimes Bluetooth PC
Dialer fails
to connect to my phone! How can I avoid this?
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A: The Bluetooth connection is
not guaranteed to succeed but it fails very
rarely. Please try again! If the problem
persists please restart phone and PC.
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Q: What is Bluetooth?
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A: Bluetooth is short-range radio based
communication solution. It is used in many
different areas. Today more than one million
Bluetooth products are sold each week. Most of
them are Bluetooth enabled mobile phones. The
phones can wirelessly synchronize with PCs,
push images and be used with Bluetooth enabled
headsets.
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