DeanDC10

You could re-install the previous drivers, and then uninstall them. This way maybe some left over stuff will be deleted this time.

You could also look at the manufactures web site of the different drivers and they might have a manual uninstall documentation available so you can find any orphaned files.

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Tungsten T3 & Moto V600
T1, VIIx, IIIxe, Pro
SE T68i

My Bluetooth Setup Page

Stefan Knochenhauer

What an excellent post. I tried it and it worked almost instantly (but that had to do with some settings in my BT adapters software). Thank you very much for posting this helpful information.

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Palm Pilot Pro -> Handspring Visor -> Sony NC 770 C/E -> PalmOne Tungsten T3

crh3f

I got mine up and working with almost no problems. T3 connecting through a Belkin adaptor. Oh, and mine's through a USB hub, no problem (no choice.)

Thanks for the instructions! I called Belkin when I was having an odd problem (had to do with firewalls and error messages on startup), and they refused to help me because they were of the impression that a T3 couldn't connect to a network, only HotSync!

Weedacres

I'm trying to get a Tungsten T access to the internet. Bluetooth Hotsync works fine. When I run Bluetooth Setup Wizard and select Network Access, I get a message saying that my T doesn't support Network Access. In fact the only service that is supported is PIM Item Transfer.

I bought this T used and never received CD#2. Is there some software I'm missing on the T to enable this? If so, can I download it from somewhere?

Many Thanks

DeanDC10

Disabable the Serial Profile on the PC and follow my instructions from top to bottom. Go here for the most current information:

www.whizoo.com/bt_setup

The Bluetooth wizard on the PC is correct, but this is not how you set it up.


Follow the instructions........

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T1, VIIx, IIIxe, Pro
SE T68i

My Bluetooth Setup Page

rei

does anyone know if the tungsten t/t2/t3 bluetooth works with any bluetooth access points/routers for net access? i read somewhere we don't have the "PAN profile"

browsing through cliesource posts indicate that the belkin ap's work somehow though?

rei

anyone use the belkin ap?

philpalm

Wow, no one has written here since 2004! I tried to send a bluetooth message from my TG50 to my E2 tungsten. There is some recognition and the TG50 is listed as a palm device. My Tungsten e2 is recognized as the BT/hotsync name. However since I am not the original owner of the e2 there might be a key.

I'm pretty sure if I mess around enough I might be able to send a memo to the other device.

philpalm

Support Knowledge Library

Solution ID: 15382

Bluetooth discovery and pairing troubleshooting

When your Bluetooth wireless connection won't initiate or is interrupted, you can usually troubleshoot the issue yourself. What are you having trouble with?

* Bluetooth Discovery
* Bluetooth Pairing

Bluetooth Discovery Troubleshooting

Discovery describes the process of your device searching out other Bluetooth wireless devices within range. It's like asking a classroom "Who wants to talk?" and seeing who raises their hands. Once your device discovers another Bluetooth wireless device, it can initiate a wireless transaction. If a Bluetooth wireless device is never discovered, there can be no communication.

In order to be discoverable, the Bluetooth wireless device must:

* Have Blueooth wireless technology turned on: Some devices (handhelds included) can turn their Bluetooth capabilities on and off. Turning off Bluetooth can save power. Be sure that your device's Bluetooth mode is turned on.
* Broadcast its availability: The device's "Discoverable" or "Visible" option is turned on through its Bluetooth settings. Some devices don't have this option and are always discoverable.
* Be within range: Up to 30 feet (10 meters). Range can be shortened by physical barriers such as walls, people or furniture.
* Support the same Bluetooth profile: Bluetooth technology is used in many ways, and profiles help distinguish which devices can do what. For example, a Bluetooth headset communicates with a mobile phone using the "Headset Profile." Many devices support multiple Bluetooth profiles, but if two devices do not have a common Bluetooth profile, they will not be able to communicate. Refer to the other device's documentation to learn which profiles it supports, or check our Bluetooth Compatibility info.
* Complete Bluetooth setup: While you're in the middle of configuring Bluetooth on your Palm device, it is not discoverable by other Bluetooth devices. This is a common mistake. Be sure exit the Bluetooth Manager after setup to allow other devices to discover it.
Part one of
http://kb.palm.com/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEB....tem,CASE=15382

philpalm

Part 2:
I know there's a Bluetooth device in range, but my Palm device can't discover it
There are a few factors that can prevent your Palm device from discovering other Bluetooth devices that you know are in range.

* Are there any barriers? Walls, furniture, and people can prevent the Bluetooth signal from traveling its full range. Try moving close to the other Bluetooth device, and make sure there are no physical barriers.

* Are you using the Bluetooth Manager to set up a specific device? The Bluetooth Manager on your Palm device contains several wizards for setting up specific Bluetooth devices. For example:
o Note: your specific device will not contain all of the examples below
o Hands-free Setup
o HotSync Setup
o Phone Setup
o PC Setup
o LAN Setup

These setup wizards restrict your Palm device to only look for that type of device. For instance, the Hands-free Setup wizard will only show you Bluetooth devices that identify themselves as Hands-free. It won't show Bluetooth WLAN Access Points, handhelds or PCs.

If you're looking for a specific device that isn't covered by the Bluetooth Manager's setup wizards, use the Trusted Devices option instead. This will look for all Bluetooth wireless devices in range.

* Is the other device going through Bluetooth setup? Specifically with Palm devices, Bluetooth capabilities may be turned off temporarily when you're in the Bluetooth Manager. This means that if you're setting up Trusted Devices, going through any of the setup wizards, or doing anything in the Bluetooth Manager, your Palm device will not be discoverable. Exit the Bluetooth Manager application to make your device discoverable again.

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