User manual LOGITECH DINOVO MINI

[. . . ] What you should know about Bluetooth within Logitech Bluetooth products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . What are the main differences between Bluetooth 1. 1 and Bluetooth 1. 2 specifications?Can I access the BIOS settings of my system with my Bluetooth keyboard?Can I use my Logitech product even if I have not installed the Bluetooth stack (software) yet? [. . . ] Bluetooth devices without entry mode (such as a Bluetooth headset or mouse) generally use default passkey ("0000"). Please consult the documentation that came with your Bluetooth device to find the default code. 1. 11. What is "discoverable mode" (also called "visible mode")? For one device to initially "find" another Bluetooth device, one product must be in discoverable mode ("being visible"), while the other performs a device discovery (or "device search"). The methodology for putting your product in a discoverable state varies by device and by manufacturer. Please consult the documentation that came with your Bluetooth device to find specific instructions on device discovery. For security reasons it is recommended you do not leave your devices in a discoverable state; however there are usage cases where this does make sense - a Bluetooth printer in a shared area would be a good example of a device that should always be in discoverable state. Logitech keyboards and mice are in discoverable mode when pressing the "connect" button located on the bottom. 2 Logitech ­ Bluetooth FAQ version 1. 2 1. 12. What is a Bluetooth profile (also called "service")? A profile or service is a list of options, features or functionality available for a specific Bluetooth device. Since Bluetooth wireless technology is used for many different types of applications, it is necessary to describe how the different devices and their applications should operate together. For example, profiles or services available for a Bluetooth enabled cell phone may include Dial-up Networking, PIM Item Transfer, PIM Synchronization, Network Access, etc. For devices to work together, it is important that each device that communicates share the same profile. Microsoft is also shipping a retail Bluetooth desktop (mouse and keyboard) using this stack. the bluetooth software required for your keyboard and mouse is "embedded" in the Bluetooth wireless hub). You will not be able to enjoy the extra features included in the Bluetooth hub, such as the Mobile Phone Suite for Bluetooth application, bundled with all our Bluetooth products. 3. 5. Will my Logitech devices work with the Microsoft BT stack? Yes, however with a limited feature set. Our Bluetooth products have been optimized with the Bluetooth stack we provide. We do not recommend to replace our existing stack by the Microsoft one. 3. 6. Can I use my Logitech keyboard or mouse with it? In theory, it should be possible. However, to our knowledge, there are no PDA or cell phone which have implemented the HID (Human Interface Device) profile yet. Therefore, it is not possible yet, but should be in the future. 5 Logitech ­ Bluetooth FAQ version 1. 2 4. What can I do with the wireless hub? You are supplied with a Bluetooth Wireless Hub which makes your PC a Bluetooth control center. Once you've installed it, you can truly work differently, taking advantage of Bluetooth-enabled devices: - Freedom from cable: - Use your mouse or keyboard up to 30 feet away - Print to a Bluetooth printer - Get Organized: - Synchronize your Bluetooth PDA with your PC - Synchronize your mobile phone with your PC - Share: - Easily transfer pictures and files between your PC and your Bluetooth mobile devices - Exchange files between your laptop and your desktop PC - Communicate: - Use Bluetooth headset to do voice over instant messaging - SMS on your desktop, using the Mobile Phone Suite, bundled with all our Bluetooth products 4. 2. What should I do to synchronize my Bluetooth PDA? The main difference between a cradle and Bluetooth synchronization is the link that is used (e. g. [. . . ] What is the mouse of this product? The mouse is the MX900 optical mouse. Please, refer to the MX900 section for more information about this device. 6. What can I do with the Bluetooth wireless hub? Please refer to the section related to the Bluetooth wireless hub 6. 2. Does the computer need to be ON for the charge to work? No, the charge is independent from the computer hardware or the OS. [. . . ]