Sony PEG-NX73V CLIE Handbook - Page 111

What is a passkey?, Performing the HotSync, operation using the Bluetooth™ function

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Performing the HotSync® operation using the Bluetooth™ function (for Bluetooth™ built-in models only) Tip If you have renamed a target Bluetooth™ compatible device registered on your CLIÉ handheld, the device may be listed in the previous name when you detect target Bluetooth™ compatible devices. In this case, follow the procedure below. 1 Tap the Menu icon on the Bluetooth Preferences screen. 2 Tap Disable device name cache from the Options menu. 3 Detect target Bluetooth™ compatible devices. 7 Select a computer you want to register and tap OK. The Add Trusted Device dialog box is displayed. 8 Tap Yes. The Bluetooth Security dialog box is displayed on your CLIÉ handheld. 9 Enter a passkey and tap OK on your CLIÉ handheld. The Passkey Input dialog box is displayed on the screen of the selected computer. Tip What is a passkey? A Passkey is a secret code entered by the user to enable two Bluetooth™ compatible devices to communicate. When the same alphanumeric string is entered at both devices, communication becomes possible. The Passkey may be changed for every communication session as long as the same one is used for both devices. Once a valid link has been established, communication is possible without further Passkey input for a preset period of time. 10 Enter the same passkey you entered in step 9, on your computer. If the name you entered in step 3 is added to the Available Connections: list, the preparation is complete. Exchanging and updating files/data using the HotSync® operation (Other HotSync® operations) Continued on next page 111

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Performing the HotSync
®
operation using the Bluetooth™ function
(for Bluetooth™ built-in models only)
Exchanging and updating files/data using the HotSync
®
operation (Other HotSync
®
operations)
Tip
If you have renamed a target Bluetooth™ compatible device registered on your
CLIÉ handheld, the device may be listed in the previous name when you detect
target Bluetooth™ compatible devices.
In this case, follow the procedure below.
1
Tap the Menu
icon on the
Bluetooth Preferences
screen.
2
Tap
Disable device name cache
from the
Options
menu.
3
Detect target Bluetooth™ compatible devices.
7
Select a computer you want to register and tap
OK
.
The
Add Trusted Device
dialog box is displayed.
8
Tap
Yes
.
The
Bluetooth Security
dialog box is displayed on your CLIÉ
handheld.
9
Enter a passkey and tap
OK
on your CLIÉ handheld.
The
Passkey Input
dialog box is displayed on the screen of the selected
computer.
Tip
What is a passkey?
A Passkey is a secret code entered by the user to enable two Bluetooth™
compatible devices to communicate. When the same alphanumeric string is entered
at both devices, communication becomes possible. The Passkey may be changed
for every communication session as long as the same one is used for both devices.
Once a valid link has been established, communication is possible without further
Passkey input for a preset period of time.
10
Enter the same passkey you entered in step 9, on your
computer.
If the name you entered in step 3 is added to the
Available
Connections:
list, the preparation is complete.
Continued on next page
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