Help: Blue Soleil(Bluetooth)

Hi
Using same software, if you first check in the services view to see
which services have started - you need FTP. Then switch back to the
devices view. Help file is useful as a reference.
Try using FTP, of course it can be used bi-directionally. Object push
not the protocol to use I think it's for b.card

On 18 Feb 2006 15:38:36 -0800, "Marachi" <farenn@gmail.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I am having similar problems with using Blue Soleil. I can pair my
>mobile and the PC fine but when i try to send pictures from the phone
>to the computer it connects the push object for like 1 second and
then
>disconnects. And when I try to send things from the computer it
>connects to the phone and sort of just sits there until it times out.
I
>don't know what's wrong I am thinking it might be a security issue on
>my PC as i tried it on a friends Powerbook and (it has built in
>bluetooth) and everything worked straight away so I don't think it's
>the phone.
>
>If anyone can help it would be great!!
>Thanks in advance!

Ok So i go into the service window and make sure the file transfer
service is running and then try and connect the ftp service...All i get
is a connection failed error. Would a firewall block the connection...I
am trying to figure out if I do have a firewall running.

Ok
Starting in the Devices view are the Orange ball (you) and the phone
paired ?
If you are then right click and do a Service Discovery.
If you complete the above then it should be ok from there.

On 19 Feb 2006 01:16:07 -0800, "Marachi" <farenn@gmail.com> wrote:

>Ok So i go into the service window and make sure the file transfer
>service is running and then try and connect the ftp service...All i
get
>is a connection failed error. Would a firewall block the
connection...I
>am trying to figure out if I do have a firewall running.

Hey thanks for your help still having trouble though..

Ok So i switch bluetooth on on my phone and start up bluesoleil.

The device is paired as a little picture of a phone appears on the
screen and if you right click on it you have the option of "unpairing"
the device.

I do a service discovery and the following services light up
- dial up networking
- file transfer service
- object push service

>From what I understand I am suppose to right click on the file transfer
service and select "Connect" Is that right? Do I have do anything with
my phone at this point? I just get a connection failed when I try this.

Under device properties is my computer suppose to be set up under
desktop or server or doesn't it make a differance?

thanks in advance!

Once you have the services lit.
Right click on the device, select Connection - and then from the sub
menu chose your poison.
What can go wrong ?
The firewall can delay connection between devices, but it should not
hold things up unless you are allowing access to DUN or to the LAN/WAN
Serial Ports can get screwed because of contention, well that's what
it looks like to me.


On 19 Feb 2006 03:57:35 -0800, "Marachi" <farenn@gmail.com> wrote:

>Hey thanks for your help still having trouble though..
>
>Ok So i switch bluetooth on on my phone and start up bluesoleil.
>
>The device is paired as a little picture of a phone appears on the
>screen and if you right click on it you have the option of
"unpairing"
>the device.
>
>I do a service discovery and the following services light up
>- dial up networking
>- file transfer service
>- object push service
>
>>From what I understand I am suppose to right click on the file
transfer
>service and select "Connect" Is that right? Do I have do anything
with
>my phone at this point? I just get a connection failed when I try
this.
>
>Under device properties is my computer suppose to be set up under
>desktop or server or doesn't it make a differance?
>
>thanks in advance!

Thanks - but I don't see that answered my question?
How do I get my PC to transfer files to my cellphone via the Blue Soleil
blootooth dongle??

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> Once you have the services lit.
> Right click on the device, select Connection - and then from the sub
> menu chose your poison.
> What can go wrong ?
> The firewall can delay connection between devices, but it should not
> hold things up unless you are allowing access to DUN or to the LAN/WAN
> Serial Ports can get screwed because of contention, well that's what
> it looks like to me.
>
>
> On 19 Feb 2006 03:57:35 -0800, "Marachi" <farenn@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>Hey thanks for your help still having trouble though..
>>
>>Ok So i switch bluetooth on on my phone and start up bluesoleil.
>>
>>The device is paired as a little picture of a phone appears on the
>>screen and if you right click on it you have the option of
> "unpairing"
>>the device.
>>
>>I do a service discovery and the following services light up
>>- dial up networking
>>- file transfer service
>>- object push service
>>
>>>From what I understand I am suppose to right click on the file
> transfer
>>service and select "Connect" Is that right? Do I have do anything
> with
>>my phone at this point? I just get a connection failed when I try
> this.
>>
>>Under device properties is my computer suppose to be set up under
>>desktop or server or doesn't it make a differance?
>>
>>thanks in advance!
>

Hi
If the Service Discovery has lit up the relevant icons then you can

Hi

Once you have completed the Service Discovery and the appropriate
icons have lit up then you can right click on the device you want to
communicate with and select the Communicate option. From the sub-menu
there will be an option for FTP.
If you select this sub-menu option and subject to the paired device's
approval you will then see an explorer type window of its filestore.

You can then drag and drop files to and from this window.

Hope it works for you