This is a "How To" for Connecting
the Nokia Series 60 device (Nokia
7650, 6600, 3650, 3660 etc...) via
Bluetooth TM with the Windows
Widcomm software used by TDK,
Billington, MSI and others
Bluetooth USB Vendors. The guide
was created with the 7650
hadset but the steps are similar
for other Series 60 devices and
have been checked with the
3650 and 6600.
1.Pairing the computer and the
Series 60 Handset
Pairing is the process of
swapping pass keys and setting
up a trusted connection between
the Bluetooth USB adapter / card
connected to the PC and the 7650
handset. Save any files and close
any applications you may have
been working on.
2. Set up Bluetooth TM on the
7650 by going to the Main Menu,
selecting Connect and then
Bluetooth.
3. Make sure the Bluetooth option
is On and My Phone's Visibility is
Shown to all. Remember what is
in My Bluetooth Name - or edit it
to one of your choice - this is
what your 7650 will be seen as
by other Bluetooth TM devices.
4. Right Click on the Bluetooth
Icon in the system tray, on the
menu that appears go to Setup
and then click on Security.
5. A window appears and all
being well the right hand pane
will have your 7650 (titled what
ever you have entered into the
phone's My Bluetooth Name
entry). If nothing appears click
Refresh and your phone should
then appear. Highlight the 7650
and click Execute Pairing.
6. A window will pop up asking
for a PassKey. Enter in a numeric
only passkey and click OK.
7. On the 7650 a screen pops up
asking you to enter a passkey -
key in the same number you just
typed into the PC.
8. By default any connections
from your PC to the 7650 must
be manually accepted on the
7650. You have an option to set
up a connection from the PC to
your 7650 as authorized, this
means when you connect from
the PC to the phone it won't ask
you if it's ok and will connect
automatically.
9. To set it as automatic: On the
7650 in the Bluetooth TM Setting
Screen, you joystick right to the
Paired Devices screen, highlight
the Computer you just paired
with and press Options, select Set
as Authorized and Yes. You will
then see a padlock icon beside
the paired device - this device
will no longer require manual
authorization for connections to
the 7650.
Now you should set My phone's
visibility to Hidden - so that
unknown devices searching
won't see your phone. You can
still be connected to by any
paired devices. Remember to
switch it to Visible if you want to
pair with a new device or receive
a file / business card from
someone with an unpaired
device.
Edit/Delete Message
Manually make a serial
connection to the Series 60
Handset to get the mRouter
connection started:
1. To get a connection working
you need one last step - you
need to connect to the 7650's
Bluetooh Serial port from the PC.
2.Right Click on the Bluetooth TM
Icon in the system tray, on the
menu that appears go to Services
and then click on Bluetooth TM
Serial Port. Select Find Devices
from the sub menu. (A shortcut to
this connection will be created so
next time you will have the 7650
listed in Bluetooh Serial Port
submenu to save the next step).
3. Select the 7650 from list and
click Connect.
4. A window will appear telling
you the connection is starting.
5. If you have not set the 7650 to
automatically authorize a
connection from this computer
be ready to accept the
connection request on the phone.
If you have set it to automatically
authorize then you won't be
asked.
6. You should also see the
Bluetooth icon on the 7650 start
to flash showing a connection
take place. Then you may get an
error on the PC saying it can't
connect and/or a message saying
there is a Connection on COM0
(you can check the box to stop
this appearing again), you can
just ignore these message(s) for
a minute. (Click OK once the
mRouter connection is made
described below.)
A couple of seconds later the
mRouter icon in the tray shows a
connection in starting and then a
connection being made. You can
see also the active connection in
the mRouter Connection
Properties. The PC Suite
application should then be ready
for use.