To use Bluetooth Remote Control you need a Bluetooth equipped PC and a Bluetooth enabled Java MIDP2.0 JSR-82 mobile phone.

Requirements for Windows

Bluetooth Remote Control supports all Bluetooth solutions on the PC, and Windows 98, 2000, XP and Vista. The program supports the three biggest solutions Microsoft, Widcomm/Broadcom and Toshiba direct out of the box. So no need for user configuration! All others are supported via COM port access:

• Microsoft Bluetooth solution
• Widcomm Bluetooth solution
• Toshiba Bluetooth solution     (COM port automatically detected)
• BlueSoleil Bluetooth solution  (easy step-by-step guide to set correct COM port)

Requirements for mobile phones

Most phones do support Java MIDP2.0. However not all of them have support for the additional Java Bluetooth interface JSR-82. The support for this Bluetooth API is increasing and in the future Bluetooth Remote Control will support all Bluetooth enabled mobile phones. This page will not contain a full list for supported phones so the only way to be sure is to download and try.

Supported phones: (1 Jan 2007) This is not a complete list! Many more devices are supported!

• Nokia Serie 60: (All phones from 2005 and later) 6680,6681,3230,6670,6260,7610 and more...
• Nokia Serie 40: (All phones from 2005 and later) 6230, 6230i and more..
• Nokia Nseries: (All phones are supported) N70, N95 and more...
• Nokia Eseries: (All phones are supported) E60, E65 and more...
• Sony Ericsson: (All phones from 2005 and later) W880i, W850i, K800i, K610i, W550, K750i, Z520, P990 and more...
• Motorola: (All phones from 2006 and later) Razer v3i and more...
• Samsung: (All phones from Q4 2006 and later) SGH-D900 and more...
• Plus additional phones from other phone manufactures

Not supported phones: (28 December 2005) This is not a complete list!

• Ericsson: T68, T68i, all T6xx, K700i, Z1010, P800
• Nokia: 6810, 6820, 3650, N-Gage, N-Gage QD
• Samsung: D500
• Motorola: V3 Razer