Sandberg 133-34 Datasheet

[133-34] Rev. 26.11.04

Sandberg USB to

Bluetooth

®

Class 1 Link

System requirements

• Pentium 200 MHz or higher

• 64 MB ram

• 1 available USB port

• CD-ROM drive or internet connection

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Introduction

The Sandberg USB to Bluetooth

®

Class 1

Link, referred to as “the adapter”, enables

you to communicate wirelessly with

Bluetooth

®

-compatible devices. It allows

you to transfer data wirelessly at distances

of up to 100 metres. The maximum data

transfer speed is 1 Mbit/s, and up to 7

wireless devices can be connected at the

same time.

Bluetooth

®

is built into many devices. Mobile

phones, PDAs and printers are just a few of

the many devices with built-in Bluetooth

®

support.

Installation in Windows

®

98SE/

Me

NB: Do not connect the adapter to your

computer yet!

1. Start Windows and insert the enclosed

CD-ROM.

2. The setup program launches. Click

“Generic 1.4.3.4”.

3. Click “Next”. Select “I accept the

terms and conditions…”. Click

“Next”, then “Next” again.

4. Click “Install”.

5. The dialog box “No Bluetooth

device…” appears. Insert the adapter

into your computer’s USB port and click

“OK”.

6. Click “Finish”.

7. Click “Yes” when prompted to “…restart

your system…”.

8. Your computer will restart.

NB: When installation is complete, you will

have one Bluetooth

®

icon on your desktop

and one in your system tray.

The adapter is now installed and ready for

use.

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Installation in Windows

®

2000

NB: Do not connect the adapter to your

computer yet!

1. Start Windows and insert the

enclosed CD-ROM.

2. The setup program launches. Click

“Generic 1.4.3.4”.

3. Click “Next”. Select “I accept the

terms and conditions…”. Click

“Next”, then “Next” again.

4. Click “Install”.

5. Click “OK” in response to “Currently

Microsoft does not have a ….”.

6. The dialog box “No Bluetooth

device…” appears. Insert the

adapter into your computer’s USB

port and click “OK”.

7. Click “Finish”.

8. Click “Yes” when prompted to “…

restart your system…”.

9. Your computer will restart.

NB: When setup is complete, you will have

one Bluetooth

®

icon on your desktop and

one in your system tray.

The adapter is now installed and ready for

use.

Installation in Windows

®

XP

NB: Do not connect the adapter to your

computer yet!

1. Start Windows and insert the enclosed

CD-ROM.

2. The setup program launches. Click

“Generic 1.4.3.4”.

3. Click “Next”. Select “I accept the

terms and conditions…”. Click

“Next”, then “Next” again.

4. Click “Install”.

5. Click “OK” in response to “Currently

Microsoft does not have a ….”.

6. The dialog box “No Bluetooth

device…” appears. Insert the adapter

into your computer’s USB port and click

“OK”.

7. The drivers are installed automatically.

8. Click “Finish”.

NB: When setup is complete, you will have

one Bluetooth

®

icon on your desktop and

one in your system tray.

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If you have installed Service Pack 2 of

Windows XP, the following installation steps

are necessary:

1. Click “Start”, “Control Panel”,

“Performance and Maintenance”,

“System”.

2. Select the “Hardware” tab and click

the “Device Manager” button.

3. Double-click “Bluetooth Radios”, then

“USB Bluetooth Wireless Adapter”.

4. Select the “Driver” tab and click the

“Update Driver...” button.

5. Select “Install from a list… (Advanced)”.

Click “Next”.

6. Select “Do not search. I will select the

driver to be installed”. Click “Next”.

7. Select “USB Bluetooth Device”. Click

“Next”.

8. Windows will now install the drivers.

Click “Finish”.

9. Close all windows to return to the

desktop.

The adapter is now installed and ready for

use.

Introduction to Bluetooth

®

After the adapter is installed, you can

establish a link to other Bluetooth

®

-

compatible devices. Establishing

communication between the Sandberg USB

to Bluetooth

®

Class1 Link and a Bluetooth

®

adapter from another manufacturer depends

on the individual model.

There are several ways of establishing

communication between the devices. These

are described below.

Services

Devices with Bluetooth

®

installed will offer

to share their resources with other

Bluetooth

®

devices. These can be used by

double-clicking on the service via the

Bluetooth

®

icon on the Desktop. For

example, a computer with a modem

installed will offer the “Dialup Networking”

service. If it also had a program installed for

sending fax messages, the “Fax” service

would also appear. The service must be

enabled by the computer that has the

modem installed. This is done by right-

clicking on the Bluetooth

®

icon on the

desktop, selecting “Bluetooth Setup

Wizard”, then “I want to configure….”

and selecting which functions/services the

computer should offer to other devices.

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Establishing communication via the

Bluetooth

®

icon

If a Bluetooth

®

device is within range of the

adapter, you can right-click on the

Bluetooth

®

icon on the desktop to start the

“Bluetooth Setup Wizard” and search for

other devices. When you establish a link

with a device, it must accept the request

before communication can proceed.

Pairing Bluetooth

®

devices

One option for establishing communication

between two Bluetooth

®

devices is to pair

them so that communication starts

automatically as soon as they are within

range of each other, i.e. within 100 metres.

When pairing two devices, a connection

request must be sent from one device and

accepted by the other. On the device

initiating communication, a PIN code of your

choice must be entered. This PIN code must

also be entered on the device that will

accept pairing. If the PIN codes match, the

devices are paired and communication can

begin.

Whenever they are within reach of each

other, they will recognise each other and be

able to communicate automatically.

The advantage with pairing is that once a

paired connection is established, the

devices will subsequently be recognised

immediately as “approved” devices that can

communicate without the need for further

configuration. Another advantage of setting

up the adapter so that it can only

communicate with known devices is that it

prevents unauthorised access.

It is not necessary to re-enter PIN codes

after the devices have been paired for the

first time.

NB: Devices such as headsets and mice do

not allow you to choose your own PIN code.

Such devices typically have a preset PIN

code. This should be stated in the product’s

user guide.

To configure the adapter to only accept

known devices, do the following:

1. Right-click the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

notification area at the bottom right

corner of the screen.

2. Select “Advanced configuration” ,

click the ”Accessibility” tab and select

”Only devices listed below” in the

”Allow” field.

3. Click the ”Add device” button.

4. Select the device you wish to add to the

list of known devices and click ”OK” .

5. Click ”OK” to return to the desktop.

Bluetooth

®

standards and

communication options

In addition to a physical standard, the

Bluetooth

®

technology comprises a range of

profiles for various forms of communication.

The Sandberg USB to Bluetooth

®

Class1

Link supports several profiles, including:

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Bluetooth

®

serial port

Enables two serial devices with Bluetooth

®

to communicate wirelessly with each other.

During installation, a serial/COM port is

created which can be used for

communication. Software designed to use

the computer’s serial/COM ports can thus

communicate in the same way as they

would with a serial cable.

Dialup Networking

Allows a modem on another Bluetooth

®

device to be used to establish a “Dialup”

connection.

Audio Gateway

Allows you to connect a Bluetooth

®

headset

to your computer, in the same way as to a

mobile phone.

File transfer

Allows files to be transferred between

computers in the same way as a traditional

network.

Information interchange

Allows information such as appointments,

e-mails, business cards, etc. to be sent

between devices, e.g. from a mobile

telephone to a computer.

Network access

Allows access via Bluetooth

®

to connect to a

local area network through one of the

computers on the local area network.

Installing the accompanying

software

The accompanying software provides many

options for communication. The most

important functions are described below.

Establishing communication

between the computer and other

Bluetooth

®

devices:

1. Right-click on the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

notification area and select “Start using

Bluetooth”.

2. Choose which shortcuts to install on the

computer. Click “Next”.

3. Enter the computer name and select the

computer type. Click “Next”.

4. Click “Next” and select the services the

computer should offer other Bluetooth

®

devices to use. Click “Next”.

5. Click “Next” to search for other

Bluetooth

®

devices within range.

NB: The device you are trying to connect to

must have the Bluetooth

®

function enabled

and be set to “Visible/Searchable”. If

necessary, refer to the device’s user guide

to find out how to do this.

6. Devices within range are shown in the

search field. Select the device you wish

to connect to and click “Next”.

7. Enter a 4-digit code in the “PIN Code”

field, click on “Initiate Pairing” and

follow the instructions for the device.

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8. Select the services you wish to use on

the device and click “Next”. Click “OK”

in the dialog box “Shortcuts for the

selected…”.

9. You have now finished establishing

communication between the computer

and other Bluetooth

®

devices. Click

“Skip”, then “Finish” to exit. Click

“Next” to establish connections with

other Bluetooth

®

devices.

The following wizards can be launched by

right-clicking on the Bluetooth

®

icon either

on the desktop or in the system tray,

selecting “Bluetooth Setup Wizard” and

choosing one of the following wizards:

• Select “I know the service I want to

use…” if you wish to use a specific

function on any Bluetooth

®

device and

establish the connection to it. Click

“Next”. Select the device you wish to

use, click “Next” and then “Finish”.

• Select “I want to find a specific

Bluetooth device…” if you wish to use

the functions on a specific Bluetooth

®

device and establish the connection to

it. Click “Next”. Select the device you

wish to use, click “Next”, select the

functions/services you wish to use and

then click “Finish”.

• Select “I want to configure the

Bluetooth services…” if you wish to

change the functions which the

computer offers to other Bluetooth

®

devices. Click “Next”. Select the

functions (services) which the computer

should offer and click “Finish”.

• Select “I want to change the

name…” if you wish to change the

computer name and/or computer type,

enter the computer name and/or select

the computer type. Click “Finish”.

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Pairing

As described above, many processes depend

on which Bluetooth

®

device you wish to

communicate with. It is therefore advisable

when pairing with a Bluetooth

®

device from

another manufacturer to consult the user

manual for it, in conjunction with this user

manual if necessary. If you wish to pair two

Bluetooth

®

devices, follow the procedure

below.

“Pairing” setup

1. Right-click the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

notification area and select ”Bluetooth

Setup Wizard” .

2. Select ”I want to find a specific

Bluetooth device……” . Click ”Next”.

3. Click “Search Again” and wait for the

device to appear in the window above.

NB: The device you are trying to connect to

must have the Bluetooth

®

function enabled

and be set to “Visible/Searchable”.

4. Select the device you wish to pair with

and click ”Next” .

5. Enter a 4-digit code of your choice in the

“PIN Code” field, click ”Initiate

Pairing” and follow the instructions for

the device.

6. Select the services you wish to use on

the device and click ”Finish” . Click

”OK” in the ”Shortcuts for the

selected…….” dialog box.

The devices can now communicate with

each other.

It is possible to use a range of services

between the two devices (see also section

on this on page 5), including file transfer. To

transfer files between two devices, do the

following on the computer containing the

files:

1. Right-click the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

notification area and select ”Quick

Connect” .

2. Select ”File Transfer” and click ”Find

Devices…” .

3. Select the computer/device you wish to

transfer files to and click ”Open” .

4. You can now transfer files by dragging

them into this window or by using the

copy/paste function.

5. When copying starts, the receiving

device will request confirmation of the

file transfer. Follow the instructions

given.

6. Copying will then start.

Files transferred will be placed in what is

known as the public folder.

The location of the public folder can be

changed as follows:

• Right-click on the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

menu bar and select “Advanced

configuration”. Click on the tab “Local

services”. When you double-click on

the “File transfer” field, you can

change the path as required under

“Bluetooth exchange folder location”.

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File transfer, etc. can also be carried out via

the serial profile, which establishes a serial

port using Bluetooth

®

.

Connection between the

Sandberg USB to Bluetooth

®

Class1 Link and a mobile phone

Before you start using Bluetooth

®

with a

mobile phone, it is advisable to pair the

mobile phone and the computer. Enable the

Bluetooth

®

function on the mobile phone

and ensure that it is set to receive pairing

requests. (See the section “Pairing” on page

7.) Some mobile phones can both request

and accept pairing. Please refer to the

mobile phone user manual for further

information.

Internet connection via mobile phone

To create a connection to the Internet via

mobile phone, a Bluetooth

®

dialup

connection must be established.

1. Check that the mobile phone is paired

with the computer (see the section

“Pairing”).

2. Right-click the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

notification area and select ”Quick

Connect” .

3. Select ”Dial-up Networking” and click

”Find Devices…”.

4. Select the mobile phone/device you

wish to connect to and click ”Connect”.

5. A dialog box appears, requesting you to

enter your user name and password. Fill

these in as for a normal Windows dialup

connection. Enter the details provided

by your ISP or mobile phone operator.

6. When the correct details have been

entered, click “Dial/Connect”.

7. The connection is then established.

Dialup fax via mobile phone

Dialup faxing is possible via Bluetooth

®

if

your mobile phone supports it. This requires

a fax subscription, which must be set up by

your mobile phone operator.

Synchronising the calendar, phone

book, etc. between the computer and

mobile phone

If your mobile phone supports

synchronisation between PIM clients such as

Outlook and Lotus Notes, this can be carried

out via Bluetooth

®

. Further details are given

in the documentation for the phone and

relevant synchronisation software.

Some programs require a serial Bluetooth

®

port for this purpose. You set up the serial

connection between the computer and

mobile phone as follows:

1. Right-click the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

notification area and select ”Quick

Connect” .

2. Select ”Bluetooth Serial Port” and

click ”Find Devices…” .

3. Select the mobile phone/device you

wish to connect to and click ”Connect”.

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4. The Bluetooth

®

software reports that it

has allocated a port number to the

phone, e.g. “COM3”.

5. In the synchronisation program for your

phone, set synchronisation to use this

port.

Connect the Bluetooth

®

headset

to your computer

This function enables you to connect a

Bluetooth

®

headset to your computer. It can

be used for Internet telephony or Internet

chatting, etc.

1. Check that the headset is paired with

the computer (see the section “Pairing”

on page 7).

2. Right-click the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

notification area and select ”Quick

Connect” .

3. Select ”Headset” and click ”Find

Devices…” .

4. Select the headset you wish to connect

to and click ”Connect”.

Before you can use the headset, you must

check that it is selected as the preferred

device for playing and recording sound. Do

so as follows:

Setup in Windows

®

98SE/Me

1. Click “Start”, “Settings” and “Control

Panel”.

2. Double-click the “Multimedia” icon and

select the “Audio” tab.

3. Ensure that the “Preferred device” under

both “Audio playback” and “Audio

recording” is set to “Bluetooth Audio”.

4. Click either the “Playback” or the

“Recording” icon to adjust the volume

for speakers or microphone respectively.

NB: Ensure that the “Mute all” checkbox is

not selected.

Setup in Windows

®

2000

1. Click “Start”, “Settings” and “Control

Panel”.

2. Double-click the “Multimedia” icon and

select the “Audio Devices” tab.

3. Ensure that the “Preferred device” under

both “Audio playback” and “Audio

recording” is set to “Bluetooth Audio”.

4. Click the “Volume” button under

“Sound playback” or “Sound recording”

to adjust the volume for speakers and

microphone respectively.

NB: Ensure that the “Mute all” checkbox is

not selected.

Setup in Windows

®

XP

1. Click “Start”, “Control Panel” then

“Sounds, Speech, and Audio

Devices”.

2. Click the “Sounds and Audio Devices”

icon and select the “Audio” tab.

3. Ensure that the “Default device” under

both “Audio playback” and “Audio

recording” is set to “Bluetooth Audio”.

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4. Click the “Volume” button under

“Sound playback” or “Sound recording”

to adjust the volume for speakers and

microphone respectively.

NB: Ensure that the “Mute all” checkbox is

not selected.

Use Bluetooth

®

as a network

access point

If you have a stationary computer equipped

with Bluetooth

®

, it would be very useful to

use it as an access point for the local area

network or Internet from Bluetooth

®

-

equipped PDAs or laptop computers. This

allows you to connect to networks without

using cables.

NB: To configure a computer as a

Bluetooth

®

access point, “Internet

Connection Sharing” must be enabled on

the computer through which the network is

accessed before you start to configure the

client (the device seeking network access

through the computer that serves as the

access point).

Configuring “Internet Connection

Sharing”

Windows

®

98SE

1. Click “Start”, “Settings”, “Control

Panel” and double-click “Add or

Remove Programs”.

2. Select the “Windows Setup” tab.

Double-click on “Internet Tools” and

check the component “Internet

Connection Sharing”. Click “OK” and

close the “Add or Remove Programs

Properties” dialog box by clicking “OK”.

(During installation you may need your

Windows CD-ROM.)

3. The “Internet Connection Sharing”

wizard will start. Click “Next”.

4. Select the type of Internet connection

installed on the computer. Click “Next”.

5. Select your network adapter. Click

“Next”.

6. Select the device “Bluetooth LAN

access server driver”. Click “Next”.

7. Windows will start creating a diskette

for the connection. Click “Next”.

8. It is not necessary to create a diskette

for network connection sharing. Click

“Cancel”. Click “Finish”.

You need to restart your computer before

sharing is activated.

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Windows

®

Me

1. Click “Start”, “Settings”, “Control

Panel” and double-click “Add or

Remove Programs”.

2. Select the “Windows Setup” tab,

double-click on “Communications” and

check the “Internet Connection

Sharing” component. Click “OK” and

close the “Add or Remove Programs

Properties” dialog box by clicking

“OK”.

(During installation you may need your

Windows CD-ROM.)

3. The “Internet Connection Sharing”

wizard will start. Click “Next”.

4. Select “Yes, this computer uses the

following” and “Direct connection to

my Internet Service Provider…”.

5. Select your network adapter. Click

“Next”.

6. Select “Yes” and select the device

“Bluetooth LAN access server

driver”. Click “Next”.

7. Select “No, do not create an

installation disk…”. Click “Next”.

8. Click “Finish”.

You need to restart your computer before

sharing is activated.

Windows

®

2000

1. Click “Start”, “Settings” and “Dial-up

and Network Connections”.

2. Right-click on “Local Area

Connection” and select “Properties”.

3. Click on the “Sharing” tab and select

“Enable Internet connection sharing

for this connection”.

4. Click “OK”. Click “Yes” to share the

connection in the dialog box “Local

Area Connection”.

Windows

®

XP

1. Click “Start”, “Settings” and

“Network Connections”.

2. Right-click on “Local Area

Connection” and select “Properties”.

3. Click on the “Advanced” tab and select

“Allow other network users to

connect through this computer’s

Internet connection”. Click “OK”.

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Client setup (computer)

Follow the procedure below to set up a

computer for Internet connection through a

Bluetooth

®

network access point.

1. Check that the computers are paired

with one another (see the section

“Pairing” on page 7).

2. Right-click on the Bluetooth

®

icon in the

notification area and select ”Quick

Connect” .

3. Select ”Network Access” and click

”Find Devices…”.

4. Select the computer/device you wish to

create a network connection to and click

”Connect”.

5. The computer you are connecting to will

now request ”Service Authorization” .

Click ”OK”.

6. The network connection is then

established with access to the network

and Internet if an Internet connection is

available.

The computer providing network access

must be switched on and Windows must be

running.

• In Windows 98/Me the icon for the

Bluetooth

®

connection is in “My

Computer” under “Dialup Networking”.

• In Windows 2000, the icon for the

Bluetooth

®

connection is under “Start”,

“Settings” and “Dialup and Network

Connections”.

• In Windows XP, the icon for the

Bluetooth

®

connection is under “Start”,

“Settings” and “Network

Connections”.

Troubleshooting

If you have problems connecting your

Sandberg USB to Bluetooth

®

Class 1 Link to

another device, check the following:

• Check that the adapter is inserted into

the computer’s USB port, and that the

blue LED is on. Restart your computer if

requested.

• Ensure that the devices are not out of

range. Place the devices closer together

if necessary.

• Devices you attempt to connect to must

have Bluetooth

®

enabled and be

configured to accept contacts from other

Bluetooth

®

devices (this is the standard

configuration for the Sandberg USB to

Bluetooth

®

Class 1 Link).

For further help or assistance in connection

with your Sandberg product, see details on

the last but one page of these instructions.

Have fun with your Sandberg USB to

Bluetooth

®

Class 1 Link.

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Product specifications

• Bluetooth

®

1.2 compliant

• Bluetooth

®

Class 1 and Class 2 compliant

• CE, FCC and BQB certified

• Supports USB 1.1 Full-Speed

• Power consumption: 100 mA

• Connect devices within a range of up to 100 metres

• Data rate: 1.0 Mbps

• Data throughput: Max. 723 Kbit

• Frequency band: 2.4 GHz ISM Band

• Antenna Type: Internal embedded Microstrip antenna

• Output RF Power: +13dBm (Max.)

• Receiver Sensitivity: -82 dBm

• Supports FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum)

• Security: Pairing, Encryption, Authentication

• Transfer status LED light

• Profile support: GAP, Headset (HSP), Dial-Up, Synchronization,

Service Discovery Application, Serial port, FAX, File transfer, LAN

Access, Object Push, Generic Object Exchange and Hardcopy Ca-

ble Replacement, Human Interface Device.

Driver version: 1.4.3.4

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