cab124
02-01-2004, 04:12 PM
Yesterday, I installed a PCMCIA Bluetooth adapter (Zoom) in my laptop so that I could sync my iPaq 2215 with my laptop as well as my desktop.
I installed the zoom software, and then installed the card. I lthen loaded up Activesync. Activesync instructed me use the cradle to establish a partnership with my 2215 before trying to sync with Bluetooth, so I did. I then set the COM port in activesync to match one being used by the laptop.
But.....as usual......nothing works.
At this point, when I click on the Activesync icon in the Bluetooth manager of my 2215, I get a "Cannot Connect" error. Also, I am left with a "Bluetooth Network: A network cable is unplugged" icon in my system tray. When I double-click it to open up my network connections folder I now see a Local Area Connection with a status of "A network cable is unplugged" as well as a Bluetooth Network with a status of "A network cable is unplugged."
The devices do see each other. I can see my laptop when browsing devices from my 2215, and I can see my 2215 when browsing devices from my laptop. But they will not talk to each other.
Are there any words of wisdom from the Bluetooth veterans out there????
I installed the zoom software, and then installed the card. I lthen loaded up Activesync. Activesync instructed me use the cradle to establish a partnership with my 2215 before trying to sync with Bluetooth, so I did. I then set the COM port in activesync to match one being used by the laptop.
But.....as usual......nothing works.
At this point, when I click on the Activesync icon in the Bluetooth manager of my 2215, I get a "Cannot Connect" error. Also, I am left with a "Bluetooth Network: A network cable is unplugged" icon in my system tray. When I double-click it to open up my network connections folder I now see a Local Area Connection with a status of "A network cable is unplugged" as well as a Bluetooth Network with a status of "A network cable is unplugged."
The devices do see each other. I can see my laptop when browsing devices from my 2215, and I can see my 2215 when browsing devices from my laptop. But they will not talk to each other.
Are there any words of wisdom from the Bluetooth veterans out there????