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New Bluetooth PAN account, To create a Bluetooth Personal Area Network PAN

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New Bluetooth PAN account To create a Bluetooth Personal Area Network (PAN) account, select Internet accounts menu > New account > Bluetooth Internet (PAN), if you want to create an account to connect to the Internet via, for example, a suitable configured computer. Bluetooth Internet (PAN) account Account name - on the Settings tab, give the account a name for your own reference. Prompt me if all the devices in the list fail, or list is empty - on the Settings tab, mark this check box if you want to be prompted as described. Add device - on the Devices tab, select this and start searching for the Bluetooth device (usually a computer) that you want to use to connect to the Internet. Mark the device and tap Done. Select Internet accounts menu > New account > Bluetooth Local (PAN), if you want to create an account to use locally. Bluetooth Local (PAN) account Account name - on the Settings tab, give the account a name for your own reference. Prompt me if all the devices in the list fail, or list is empty - on the Settings tab, mark this check box if you want to be prompted as described. Add device - on the Devices tab, select this to start searching for devices that you can connect to. Mark the devices and tap Done. When you have selected Save you will be prompted to include the Bluetooth PAN account in a group account. See Group accounts on page 105. To make further changes to the account, select the new account and then select Bluetooth Internet (PAN) or Bluetooth Local (PAN) menu. Bluetooth Internet (PAN) and Bluetooth Local (PAN) menu TCPIP > IP config - see below. TCPIP > IP DNS address - enter the same information as for Data accounts, described earlier in this chapter. Proxy - enter the same information as for Data accounts, described earlier in this chapter. Roles - select roles. • Local role - select if the role of your phone should be Client, Server or Unknown. • Peer role - select if the role of the device you want to connect to should be Access point, Client, Server or Unknown. 104 Setting up Internet, email and MMS P990i This is the Internet version of the user guide. © Print only for private use.

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104
Setting up Internet, email and MMS
P990i
This is the Internet version of the user guide. © Print only for private use.
New Bluetooth PAN account
To create a Bluetooth Personal Area Network (PAN)
account, select
Internet accounts
menu
> New account
> Bluetooth Internet (PAN)
, if you want to create an
account to connect to the Internet via, for example, a
suitable configured computer.
Bluetooth Internet (PAN
) account
Account name
– on the
Settings
tab, give the
account a name for your own reference.
Prompt me if all the devices in the list fail, or list is
empty
– on the
Settings
tab, mark this check box if
you want to be prompted as described.
Add device
– on the
Devices
tab, select this and
start searching for the Bluetooth device (usually a
computer) that you want to use to connect to the
Internet. Mark the device and tap
Done
.
Select
Internet accounts
menu
> New account >
Bluetooth Local (PAN)
, if you want to create an account
to use locally.
Bluetooth Local (PAN)
account
Account name
– on the
Settings
tab, give the
account a name for your own reference.
Prompt me if all the devices in the list fail, or list is
empty
– on the
Settings
tab, mark this check box if
you want to be prompted as described.
Add device
– on the
Devices
tab, select this to start
searching for devices that you can connect to. Mark
the devices and tap
Done
.
When you have selected
Save
you will be prompted to
include the Bluetooth PAN account in a group account.
See
Group accounts
on page 105.
To make further changes to the account, select the new
account and then select
Bluetooth Internet (PAN)
or
Bluetooth Local (PAN)
menu.
Bluetooth Internet (PAN)
and
Bluetooth Local (PAN)
menu
TCPIP > IP config
– see below.
TCPIP > IP DNS address
– enter the same
information as for Data accounts, described earlier
in this chapter.
Proxy
– enter the same information as for Data
accounts, described earlier in this chapter.
Roles
– select roles.
•
Local role
– select if the role of your phone
should be
Client
,
Server
or
Unknown
.
•
Peer role
– select if the role of the device you
want to connect to should be
Access point
,
Client
,
Server
or
Unknown
.