Compaq 3870 User manual

HP EMEA Wireless Solutions
Nokia 6310/6310i and
IPAQ 3870/3970
Bluetooth configuration
guide
Version 1.2, July 2002

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How to connect the Nokia 6310/6310i and the
H3870/3970/BT wireless pack to GPRS
Background:
This document will describe how to connect a Nokia 6310 with the new iPAQ 3870/3970 or any
other iPAQ with a Bluetooth wireless pack. With this configuration you will be able to connect the
Internet using BT as carrier between the devices and GPRS as connection to Internet. This setup can
easily be modified to use the GSM network instead of the GPRS.
Prerequisite:
This installation guide was made using the following hardware and software: (If you are
using a later version there might be some changes in the steps below)
Hardware: iPAQ H3870 or iPAQ with BT wireless pack, Nokia 6310, GPRS subscription
Software: Bluetooth manager (Already installed into ROM on 3870/3970
Versions of Firmware/Software used: iPAQ 3870 with ROM version 2.20.21
Bluetooth manager 1.1
6310i with software release 4.07
Installation guide:
1. If you are using a 3870 jump to step 3. If you are using a 3970 jump to step 4. If you have
a BT wireless pack install Bluetooth manager from the iPAQ CD via ActiveSync. Also check
whether there is a later version of the driver on the Compaq web site.
http://www.compaq.com/support/files/handhelds/us/index.html. If you have the H3870
the software is already installed into ROM.

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2. If you are using the Bluetooth wireless pack install”End user upgrade 1” (EUU 1).
Download from
http://www.compaq.com/support/files/handhelds/us/download/13464.html. To
determine whether the upgrade is installed check ActiveSync. If you have a server tab
under options the upgrade is installed continue with step 4.
3. If you have a 3870 with ROM version 2.15 upgrade to 2.20 by downloading the file from
http://www.compaq.com/support/files/handheldiPAQ/us/download/14999.html. After
the installation continue with step 4
4. On the iPAQ, check if the radio is turned on. If the Bluetooth icon in the lower right corner
is dark like in the left picture below it is turned off. Turn it on by pressing the icon and
choose “Turn radio ON”. When the radio is turned ON like in the right picture below go to
next step.

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5. On the Nokia 6310 assign a name under Menu\Bluetooth\Bluetooth settings\My phones
name. Make sure that the Bluetooth is turned on under Menu\Bluetooth.
6. Still on the Nokia 6310 make sure that the “visibility parameter” is on under
Menu\Bluetooth\Bluetooth settings. It should be set to “Shown to all”. This is only
necessary during the pairing process. (Be sure to set it back to Hidden after this installation
guide is finished. This is a security precaution.)
7. On your iPAQ, press start and select Bluetooth Manager. Press search. Check the box
corresponding to your device name. Press save then ok. Press OK in the upper right corner.

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8. Click on the icon corresponding to your device name in the BT manager. All the available
services will be presented under the actions menu. Choose create bond with this device. On
the iPAQ enter a Pin code for example a single “1” without pressing OK.
9. This step needs to be followed exactly and be done in maximum 5 seconds. On the iPAQ
press OK. When you get the “pair with XXXX” on your 6310 press accept. Enter the PIN
from step 7 press OK. If you get an “Unable to exchange passkeys” you need to start over
from step 8. It should be a “Bond successfully created” in the bottom of the screen on the
iPAQ.

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NOTE: If you get this message you need to
start over from step 8
NOTE: When you get this on your iPAQ the
Bond was successful
NOTE: This screen indicates a successful
pairing with the iPAQ.
NOTE: If you get this after the “paired with
XXXX” the connection was still successful.
10.To turn off the need of pressing accept on the 6310 on each connection change
menu\bluetooth\view paired devices\”name of the device”\options. Change the “Request
connection Authorization to No

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11.On the iPAQ, open the actions menu and choose “Set as Bluetooth Dialup Modem”. Click
OK on the upper right corner then go to next step.
12. On the iPAQ go to start setting\connections\connections. Choose dialing locations and
then dialing patterns. Set G as dialing pattern on all three areas. Press OK and then
connections. Press on the drop down list and choose “Internet settings” then press
“modify”.
13. Choose new then rename the connection. Choose BT Dial-up modem press next. Enter *99#
as phone number with no area code or country code. If you need to enter an APN phone
number for the network you should use *99***APN number#. If you need to enter a APN
enter that under the next setting “Extra dial-string modem commands” for example
+cgdcont=1,"IP","INTERNET.” Where INTERNET is the APN. Press Finish, Press OK, Press
OK.

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14.Start Pocket Internet Explorer and enter a web URL in the top field and press the green
arrow.
15.Leave the username, password and domain fields empty. Check “save password” then
press Ok. You only have to do this once. On the Nokia 6310 you will get “Connect to
XXXX” press yes. After a second you will get a “creating GPRS session” message. When
the message “connected” appears, you are on-line.
16. To end the session, click the two arrows on the top and press End.
17. To make a new GPRS connection start Pocket Internet Explorer and enter a web URL in the
top field then press the green arrow.