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#6393 22-Jan-2006 19:51

I AM HAVING Nokia 6021 and trying to connect with my HP nc6120. it detects laptop but give problem in Paring. any idea to solve.

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#26892 22-Jan-2006 20:42

Have you checked out the blue tooth guides on GZ

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#26895 22-Jan-2006 20:47

Are you using the same PIN in both the laptop and mobile phone? Some older Nokia phones had a different security level requirement and caused problems...

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#26901 22-Jan-2006 21:58

freitasm: Are you using the same PIN in both the laptop and mobile phone? Some older Nokia phones had a different security level requirement and caused problems...

not sure, how to chk both ends

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#26902 22-Jan-2006 22:04

When you pair the phone and the computer it will ask a PIN - enter a 4 digit number of your choice. The other device will then ask for the PIN and you enter the same number.

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#26905 22-Jan-2006 22:47

freitasm: When you pair the phone and the computer it will ask a PIN - enter a 4 digit number of your choice. The other device will then ask for the PIN and you enter the same number.

even i am paring throug phone or labtop other device never asked for PIN key, still same result

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#26917 23-Jan-2006 09:34

It also depends on what software you are using on the laptop. If using the Microsoft Bluetooth stack or Widcomm then you have to enter the PIN.

If you are using a BlueSoleil software then you have a option to define the default PIN and this will be always used (only the new device will ask for the PIN, which will remain the same).

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