User manual MR HANDSFREE BLUE DONGLE 2

[. . . ] Bluetooth is a low-power wireless networking standard, which uses short radio links to allow electronic devices to communicate with other without using cables. Note: ® Do not plug your Blue Dongle II Bluetooth USB Adapter into USB port until you have completed the software installation as the following: 1. A window appears for you to choose your preferred language for this installation. Click "Change" and select another folder if you wish to relocate your driver. [. . . ] While the search is done, scroll up and down to find the devices you are looking for. You will now be asked to enter the same passkey to your client device to complete "pairing". While Bluetooth connection is established between devices, the device icon should appear with a red "" to indicate completion of pairing and connecting. As long as the connection between devices is built, it will last permanently. In other words, the connection will be auto-established whenever Windows runs. Click "Yes", if you wish to create a shortcut for this connection on your desktop in the future. In the main window of BlueSoleil, right click a paired device; select "Unpair" from the pop up menu. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR MAX OS X USERS ® Bluetooth support for Mac OS X is still in development but will be supported natively with the full ® release of Mac OS X Version 10. As of now, the beta drivers for Bluetooth support can be downloaded from the Apple website at http://www. Plug in the Bluetooth USB Adapter to available USB port on your PowerBook G4, iBook, ® PowerMac Ge or iMac (for the PowerMac G4 and iMac, you can attach the Bluetooth USB adapter to a free USB port on your keyboard. Launch the Bluetooth software to find Bluetooth enabled devices within range of your computer to pair with. Please refer to the Apple website for further information on Bluetooth support and updates at http://www. For support of your other Bluetooth devices, contact your device manufacturer. Go to My ® ® Bluetooth Places>Help for support of your Bluetooth USB Adapter and advanced information ® about Bluetooth : · VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is a technology which uses the Internet to make telephone calls. Analog voice signals are highly compressed and converted into digital form. These digital signals are transmitted through a computer network, like the Internet. With VoIP you can make free telephone calls, you only have to pay the costs of your Internet subscription!This way, VoIP provides an interesting alternative to traditional telephone communication. Your Blue Dongle II can simply be plugged into your PC to make VoIP-dialing possible with your mr Handsfree headset (optional, to be bought separately, see www. SkypeTM SkypeTM is software which allows you to make free telephone calls through the Internet with other SkypeTM users. [. . . ] You are now ready to use your Blue Dongle II and your mr Handsfree headset with Messenger and make a phone call. To end the call, click "Actions" and then "Stop audio" or click the "Audio" icon. Note: You will not be able to end the conversation by pressing the "End/Disconnect" button of your mr Handsfree headset. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. [. . . ]