From: Adriano (adriano.angelillis_at_gmail.com)
Date: Sat Mar 12 2005 - 13:57:13 PST
Did you select your card in its right port in the list of available
devices in Bluetooth setup?
In example, you put the Pico card in upper slot, then open Bluetooth
setup and choose:
- Pico driver
- Upper slot
Click "test" button, then wait a couple of seconds, and see the message
"test succesful" appear.
Adriano
Il giorno 12/mar/05, alle 08:46, Robbie Johnstone ha scritto:
I've installed all the packages - BluntMP2x00US.pkg; Bluetooth
Setup.pkg; NIE Nitro & Blunt Support module and Neo;
I've launched the Bluetooth Setup application and set the device name,
the card location and experimented with different communication speeds
and different card slots. When I test the card it still says 'No card
found' (although the light on the Pico card comes on). When I reboot
the bluetooth card lights up - - and the Newt says a communication card
has been inserted. When I test the card the Newt gives the same message
'No card found'
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