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Siggi Mueller
01-30-2003, 04:42 AM
Hello,

i bought here in munich, germany the PEGA MSB1 Bluetooth Stick. I installed all the files which are on the cd-rom which comes with the stick to my NX. Now if i try to open the bluetooth prefs it says to me: (in german) this version doesn´t work with the palm os.

Now i was searching in this forum and found the bluetooth suite v2. At the sony site it says please install this only on the H and G Models of the NX. My model is E. I tried it anyway and now if i try to open the bluetooth prefs again, it says: (in english) some files are missing please reinstall the orig. software :confused:

The bluetooth stick doesn´t work for me now and the money is gone...:mad:

Somebody with any ideas ? Any german users with bluetooth and NX?

estabayl
01-30-2003, 07:59 AM
You need to delete all Bluetooth files i.e the original ones you loaded from the cd rom and the upgrade.Then just install the upgrade. it should then work

Buddy1969
01-30-2003, 08:08 AM
I just ordered the stick. Can you tell me where exactly you found that "suite"-Software??

estabayl
01-30-2003, 08:12 AM
http://www.clie-link.com/UK/KB/C0500_C0999/C0763/C0763.html

Buddy1969
01-30-2003, 08:24 AM
Originally posted by estabayl
http://www.clie-link.com/UK/KB/C0500_C0999/C0763/C0763.html

Wow! Thanx! that was a quick one ... :eek:

Siggi Mueller
01-30-2003, 09:33 AM
Hey estabayl,

everthing works fine now...thanx !!

Siggi:D

clieZilla2
01-30-2003, 01:30 PM
ok - i want to buy the bluetooth stick myself - but what can we DO with it so far? I know the future is tempting but just curious you guys plans for it...

Buddy1969
01-31-2003, 01:34 AM
I have an Ericcsson T68 and a motorola BT-headset. I plan to use the Cliè more like a smartphone, so that I don't have to use more then the NX and the headset.

Clié Guru
01-31-2003, 01:57 AM
clieZilla2, Buddy gave reason #1, I guess reason #2 would be if you can find some place (i.e., a café) with a BlueTooth access point (PicoBlue)... so far I've only seen one press release regarding a café in Germany that offers this. Another neat trick is to print wirelessly to a BT-enabled printer. The possibilities are numerous, so far coupling it w/ a BT-enabled phone seems to be the most practical use.

clieZilla2
01-31-2003, 08:23 AM
isn't it possible to "bluetooth enable" any digital phone? i think you can buy some sort of plugin adapter or something... anyone heard of anything like this?