Last reviewed: February 13, 2006
Article ID: 060213sab-2
See APPNOTE: Using a PM7000 Simulator with a PDA over a Bluetooth link for more information.
1. Plug
the USB to Bluetooth adaptor into your computer.
2. Windows
XP should automatically install the device and this
symbol will appear in the Taskbar.
1. Double
click on the
symbol on your Taskbar to open the Bluetooth Devices dialog (you may
also access these dialogs using Start and then Control Panel).
2.
On the Bluetooth Devices dialog select the COM Ports
tab.
3. Click on Add. This opens the Add COM
Port dialog.
4. Select Incoming as the type
of COM port to add and click on OK.
5. Click on
OK to close the Bluetooth Devices dialog.
1. Double
click on the
symbol on your Taskbar to open the Bluetooth Devices dialog (you may
also access these dialogs using Start and then Control Panel).
2.
On the Bluetooth Devices dialog select the Options
tab.
3. Set the check mark next to Turn Discovery On
to allow your PDA to find your computer.
4. Click on OK
to close the Bluetooth Devices dialog.
On your computer, follow the steps below:
1. Launch
the application PmStart.exe
2. Work through the
Introduction, clicking Next on each step and Finish on the last
step.
3. After the introduction the PmStart Simulator
setup utility is presented.
4. Select the simulator
you want to run from the list at the top of the dialog. If the simulator is
not in the list click on Browse and then specify the simulator to use.
5.
In the section labeled Specify how the Simulator is
to communicate with PmScreen.exe select Remote serial connection.
6.
In the section labeled Which serial port is the simulator
to use select the COM port added in step 2 above. If you are not sure which
port was added, click on Search for Ports and select the port from
the drop down list.
7. Finally click on Start the Simulator.
On the Start screen of your PDA click on the
or
symbol in the bottom right corner of the screen and then set the check box labelled
Turn On Bluetooth and click on OK.
1. On the Start screen of your PDA click on the
symbol in the bottom right corner of the screen and select the tab Devices.
2.
Click on the entry New Partnership... (this opens the Select a Bluetooth
Device page).
3. The PDA now scans for available Bluetooth devices. When
this is complete select the name of your computer from the list and click Next.
4.
On the Enter Passkey page enter a pass key and click Next ( you
may use something simple like "1234" if you are not concerned about
security).
5. On your COMPUTER you will see the message A Bluetooth
device is requesting to connect to your computer, click on this message,
then on the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard enter the same passkey as you
entered on your PDA then click Next and then Finish.
6.
On your PDA, on the Partnership Settings page, put a check box
next to the service Serial Port and click Finish.
7. Click
OK on the Bluetooth page (on your PDA).
1. On the Start screen of your PDA click on the
symbol in the bottom right corner of the screen and select the tab COM Ports.
2. Select
the item New Outgoing Port from the list (this will open the Add a
Device page).
3. Select the name of your computer from the list and click
Next.
4. Accept or change the Port number as you wish, set the checkbox
marked Secure Connection and click on Finish.
5. Finally click
OK in the top right on the Bluetooth page.
On your PDA, follow the steps below:
1. Launch the application PmScreen.exe
2 On
the Welcome screen, click on the Port menu and select Other Port.
3.
Click on Search to scan your PDA for ports.
4. In
the drop down list, select the port added above in Step 10. NOTE: there is a
known unresolved issue that may prevent the Port from appearing in the search
list. If this happens, type the port name in directly.
5.
Click on OK.
After the first time, many of the steps above are simplified or are not required.
The
only steps required are:
Step 3: Turn on discovery on your computer.
Step
4: Setup and run the simulator on your computer.
Step 8: Run PmScreen.exe
on your PDA.
Last reviewed: February 13, 2006
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