Dial-up networking server – Asus P505 User Manual

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Chapter 11: Using Bluetooth

11-9

To use the wireless serial port:

1. Create a connection to the Bluetooth

device that uses the wireless

serial port (i.e. Bluetooth GPS). See the section “Bluetooth
connection wizard” on page 11-7.

2. Tap and hold the Bluetooth

icon on the Today screen, then tap

Bluetooth Manager

Bluetooth Manager.

3. In My Shortcuts screen, tap and hold the device connection

shortcut, then select Connect

Connect

Connect from the pop-up menu.

4. Enter the required information on the succeeding screens to

complete the connection process.

5. When the connection is active, you can exchange, share, and

browse data and files or launch applications from the remote
Bluetooth

device.

Dial-up networking server

The P505 can function as a dial-up networking server through which
other Bluetooth

devices (clients) can connect to the Internet. Once

connected to P505, the client device(s) can browse the Internet,
check or read emails, etc.

The following devices (with dial-up networking feature) can connect to
the Internet using the dial-up networking server feature of the P505:

• Bluetooth

-enabled desktop computers and notebooks

• Bluetooth

-enabled PDAs

N O T E

For the dial-up networking server feature to function, the
P505 must have a GPRS or CSD connection to the Internet
service provider or phone operator. Contact your ISP or phone
operator for the correct settings.

To use P505 as dial-up networking server:

N O T E

An ASUS A730W PDA was used as the client device for the
following procedures.

1. Turn on the P505 Bluetooth

and the client device Bluetooth