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Blue Manager 5.2 User's Guide for PC

1. 072507 1100 59 444122 7 25 2007 11 00 30 j For Help press F1 Figure 7 2 Bluetooth File Transfer Wizard Transferring to Cell Phone Atheros Communications Inc File Transfer and Advanced Operations e 7 3 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter Pushing an This displays the Open screen that allows you to browse to the file that you wish to send See Figure 7 3 Look in E Shared Documents a Shared Music h 2 Bl shared Pictures My Recent shared video Documents E Desktop My Documents gs My Computer a File name zl a My Network Files of type All Files eel Figure 7 3 Selecting a File to Send to the Cell Phone 3 Open the desired folder highlight the file that you wish to send and click Open The file is sent to the cell phone NOTE A Motorola K1 cell phone was used in this procedure Your cell phone might have a different user interface and prompts However the basic procedure should be the same Object Blue Manager uses the OBEX Object Push service to transfer files between two devices when no folder information is available The local device sends files to the remote device to be placed in that device s inbox If a remote device sends the local device a file it is placed in the inbox on the local device The Object Push profile enables the Atheros Blue Manager to exchange files such as graphics and business cards vCards betwe
2. Figure 5 2 Audio Sink and Handsfree Devices 5 2 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter If these devices are displayed for the first time you might also see the Bluetooth Pairing Passcode screen See Figure 5 3 Bluetooth Pairing Enter a Passcode to pair with the remote device Motorola HT820 00 07 44 F3 1E 53 Save as Trusted Device Figure 5 3 Entering Bluetooth Pairing Passcode for the Headset 6 Enter a passcode to pair with the remote device and click OK NOTE The default code shown is 0000 Refer to the documentation of your headset to find out the passcode of your device and how to change it 7 Highlight the headset device under Audio Devices in the left pane It shows the service type service name name of the headset and service status connected or disconnected in the right pane NOTE The headset consists of two types of services Audio Sink and Handsfree Both of these services are displayed in the right window pane Both these devices need to be connected individually to the laptop for the headset to function properly 8 Right click on the Audio Sink service and choose the Connect option to connect to the headset 9 Right click on the Handsfree service and choose the Connect option to connect to the headset The service status of both these devices will change from Disconnected to Connected Your headset is now con
3. S LAN Access Points e 42 Peripheral Devices Bluetooth gt devices discovery rv Imaging Devices pane w Mafellaneous Devices Bluetooth neighborhood pane Figure 2 9 Blue Manager Initial Screen Atheros Communications Inc Getting Started 2 11 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter NOTE Hold the mouse over various buttons to see their functions in pop ups and in the status bar Some toolbar buttons will not appear until a device is selected In order to display all the Toolbar icons select a device in the right pane The extended Toolbar icons disappear if you click on the left pane SP C S Sd So Ad x amp ES SJ e S x amp ES Q e e L S ES E SO SP y u Ni oe Sv qd e SL OEO S AL OS d SONES SAS STA Qdr V S Yey gt S LK PASOS A Blue Manager TNAHAL4 887 00 03 77 40 20 7A ation fiev SERB HY ARAAM Ox Service Type Service Name Service Status A Handsfree Hands Free unit Disconnected 2 oera 2e Figure 2 10 Toolbar Buttons Extended If any existing Bluetooth devices are within range you will see a list of such devices in the right pane as shown in Figure 2 11 A Blue Manager TNAHAL4887 00 03 7F 40 20 1A DER Application View Help Blue Manager TNAHAL4887 00 03 7F 40 20 14 GS e Y Bluetooth Neighborhood Device Name Device Address Device Type Device Status i 00 1D BE C3 16 E1 00 1D BE C3 16 E1 Cellular Unknown Audio Devices dl W810i 00 18
4. Audio Source Devices The Audio Sink Device and Audio Source Device profiles make it possible to transfer high quality stereo audio streams between the local and remote devices This can be used with Bluetooth stereo headphones mobile phones and other audio devices such as speakers Audio Sink Devices The Audio Sink Device and Audio Source Device profiles make it possible to transfer high quality stereo audio streams between the local and remote devices This can be used with Bluetooth headphones mobile phones and other audio devices such as speakers SCO Audio Devices SCO audio devices are used for voice applications such as Skype These devices transfer mono voice information between a Bluetooth headset and the BME application They use an SCO connection which is an acronym for Synchronous Connection Oriented SCO link Audio Video Remote Control Devices The Audio Video Remote Control Device profile enables a single Bluetooth remote control device to control these supported applications on audiovisual devices E Windows Media Player 11 E Windows Media Player 10 3 6 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Windows Media Player 9 Winamp 5 33 RealPlayer 10 5 RealPlayer 10 Blue Manager accepts the following commands Play Pause Stop E E a B Mute B Forward B Backward E Volume up Volume down NOTE If multiple media applications
5. COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Connecting to an HID Device This chapter describes how to connect the Bluetooth laptop to a Bluetooth HID Human Interface Device such as a mouse Setup Requirements You need the following devices and equipment in order to accomplish this task A PC system running Windows with Blue Manager Atheros Bluetooth USB Adapter Bluetooth mouse with batteries or keyboard Launching the Blue Manager Suite 1 Double click on the Launch Blue Manager Suite icon on your desktop or launch it from start gt All Programs gt Blue Manager Suite gt Launch Blue Manager Suite It displays the Blue Manager start up screen See Figure 4 1 Put your mouse in searchable pairing mode by doing the following a Turn On the mouse by pressing down its power On Off button Refer to the mouse documentation on how to do it b Press the connect button on the mouse to put it in pairing discoverable mode Refer to the mouse documentation for additional information On the left pane of the screen click on the Peripheral Devices icon Atheros Communications Inc Connecting to an HID Device 4 1 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter A E It displays all the peripheral devices in the right pane of the screen indicating that these devices are in range and available to be connected It also shows the device name address type and status in range A Blue Manager NavyBlue 00 02 5B 02 14 DD DAR Applic
6. Atheros Communications Inc COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL File Transfer and Advanced Operations 7 13 July 2008 Chapter 7 14 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL A about 2 10 access points 2 10 AR3011 chip 1 1 Atheros Blue Manager installing launching 2 1 audio 2 9 3 1 audio devices 3 6 5 2 audio sink 5 2 audio sink devices 3 6 audio source 6 2 audio source devices 3 6 audio streams 3 6 audio video remote control devices 3 6 B basic imaging 2 9 3 1 Blue Manager introduction 2 8 main screen 1 1 Blue Manager settings 3 2 Bluetooth cellular phone 1 2 Bluetooth devices 1 1 1 2 Bluetooth devices and services 2 8 Bluetooth devices discovery 2 11 Bluetooth headset 1 2 Bluetooth mouse 1 2 Bluetooth neighborhood 2 8 bluetooth neighborhood 2 10 Bluetooth security 2 8 3 1 3 3 business cards exchange 7 4 C cancel service discovery 2 10 cellular phone connection 1 x 6 1 7 1 configuration menu 3 1 configuration screens 2 8 3 1 Blue Manager settings 2 8 3 1 Atheros Communications Inc COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Index local device 2 8 3 1 object push 2 9 3 1 profile manager 2 8 3 1 shared folders 2 9 3 1 configuring Bluetooth devices 3 1 connect option 5 3 connecting to HID 4 1 connecting to remote devices 1 1 connection status 2 13 customer information screen 2 4 D delete device 2 10 Deleting 2 10 deleting a device 2 10 device a
7. Connection 2 il Local Area Connection 25 11 1394 Connection Personal Area Network LAN or High Speed Internet LAN or High Speed Internet LAN or High Speed Internet LAN or High Speed Internet LAN or High Speed Internet J Bluetooth Network Connection Personal Area Network Atheros Communications Inc COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Network cable unplugged Network cable unplugged Disabled Network cable unplugged Connected Disconnected Figure 7 10 Dial up Networking Connection Bluetooth NAP Adapter Bluetooth GN Adapter Cisco Systems VPN Adapter Bluetooth PANU Adapter 1394 Net Adapter Bluetooth Device Personal Area Network File Transfer and Advanced Operations e 7 9 July 2008 Chapter 6 Right click on the dial up connection icon in this case Atheros and choose Connect This shows a connection screen prompting for a user name and password See Figure 7 11 Connect atheros El x User name flab Password Save this user name and password for the following users Me only Anyone who uses this computer Dial ca Ed Cancel Properties Help Figure 7 11 Dial up Connection User Name and Password 7 Enter the user name and password You can save the user name and password for Me Only or for Anyone who uses this computer by clicking the appropriate button 8 Click Dial You will be prompted to confirm if you want to change the phone number permanently 9 Cli
8. a Audio Devices A Motorola HT820 4 EA Computers S E Phones LAN Access Points AA A2 Peripheral Devices Y Imaging Devices Q Miscellaneous Devices For Help press F1 Figure 2 8 Blue Manager Startup Screen Atheros Communications Inc Getting Started 2 7 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter Introduction to the Blue Manager Menu Bar Application Menu Now that you have successfully launched the Blue Manager spend few minutes in getting to know your Blue Manager The following few pages explain various features and components associated with the Blue Manager GUI The Blue Manager main screen consists of four major parts B Menu bar W Toolbar W Bluetooth Neighborhood displayed on the left pane E Bluetooth devices and services displayed on the right pane The main menus associated with Blue Manager are B Application E View E Help NOTE Most functions are available from the menus as well as the toolbar There are three options associated with this menu which are described below Bluetooth Inbox Clicking this button displays a Window and opens the folder configured as Object Push Inbox folder If no such folder is configred by the user the system folder C is opened Any files which are sent from a mobile device such as business card or audio file are stored here This folder is a container for any messages associated with Blue Manager This feature is also available
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10. are running only one application receives commands The aforementioned applications are listed in order of precedence Group Network GN Devices A GN device offers group networking services allowing Bluetooth users to establish a private network of Bluetooth nodes This includes Bluetooth PAN Personal Area Network Network Access Point NAP Devices A NAP device acts as a gateway for other PAN devices allowing them to access the rest of the internet Personal Area Network User PANU Devices A PANU device can access PAN services offered by other devices HCRP Client Devices The Hardcopy Cable Replacement Profile HCRP allows Bluetooth enabled printing devices to be accessed by PCs and other devices just as if they were connected by a physical printer port Shared Folders Use the Shared Folders settings window to set up folders to be accessed by remote users Allow Other Devices To Send Files And Folders To Your Shared Folders Enables Blue Manager to accept files and folders from remote devices and save them in shared folders on the local device Atheros Communications Inc Bluetooth Device Configuration 3 7 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter Add Share Shares folders for access by remote users Browse to select the folder When prompted rename the folder if needed and select read write permissions for files and folders CAUTION Use caution when making an entire drive available for sharing Unless you
11. cell phone you may need to use the Settings menu of your phone and choose the connection option and Bluetooth link Refer to Atheros Communications Inc Connecting to a Cell Phone 6 1 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter the documentation that came with your cell phone on how to put it in discoverable mode 3 On the left pane of the screen click on the Phones icon It displays any phone devices in the right pane of the screen indicating that these devices are in range and available to be connected It also shows the device name address type and status A Blue Manager NavyBlue 00 02 5B 02 14 DD Application View Help db M3 9 zz Audio Devices Device Mame Device Address Device Type Device Status 5 JBousaba 00 18 AF 4B 35 9A Smart Phone Unknown J EA computers motorola k1 00 17 E3 FC 29 C8 Cellular Connected B Sharmat 00 13 70 6D BB F6 Smart Phone Unknown a LJONES4811 C3b 00 0F E4 43 A2 91 Cellular Unknown E Sharmat Motorola K1 JBousaba LAN Access Point v S i ay Peripheral Devices Imaging Devices Miscellaneous Device For Help press Fl Figure 6 1 Blue Manager Start up Screen 4 Expand the Phones icon on the left page and highlight the cell phone device of interest 5 Right click on the cell phone device and choose Display Services It displays various objects on the right pane for example Audio Source File Transfer Object Push and Dial Up Networking It also displays the file
12. connects Ask me if the default audio card should be switched for A2DP Audio Figure 3 9 Audio Setting Basic Imaging The Basic Imaging Profile BIP allows cameras printers and other devices that support images to browse available images by thumbnail and to exchange images as necessary The Blue Manager supports the Basic Imaging Responder role and works with other devices that support the Basic Imaging Initiator role This feature allows you to configure settings for the basic imaging profile and allow other devices to exchange images with this computer at the specified location Figure 3 10 shows the basic imaging screen Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Basic Imaging Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Configure settings for the Basic Imaging Profile Shared Folders Object Push Allow other devices to exchange images with this computer Audio Basic Imaging Image folder Personal Area Networking LJ Figure 3 10 Basic Imaging 3 12 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter The options associated with this screen are W Allow other devices to exchange images with this computer E Image folder 1 Click on the Allow other devices to exchange images with this computer 2 Click on the browse button to specify the image folder 3 Click OK Personal Area Netwo
13. easily manage and interact with your wireless personal area network WPAN and remote Bluetooth devices Among others these devices include mobile phones headsets pointing devices modems and access points Use Blue Manager to do the following E Find and connect to remote devices and see the services they can provide W Browse folders and files on remote devices and exchange files with them E Use wireless dial up networking and serial based functions The Blue Manager is used with the Atheros AR3011 Bluetooth USB device This device is provided in the form of a HCI USB Adapter that plugs into a PC USB port Blue Manager s main screen provides easy to use controls for the application and its user friendly graphical user interface allows you work with various Bluetooth devices such as E Palm sized PCs PDAs Laptops Cellular phones Pointing devices such as a mouse Keyboard Desktop workstations Headsets Atheros Communications Inc Introduction 1 1 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 EN Chapter Setup Requirements PC running Windows XP or Vista Atheros Bluetooth USB Adapter Bluetooth mouse Bluetooth cellular phone gi o p morc Bluetooth headset 6 Any other Bluetooth devices that you wish to use NOTE Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 2 was used for the installation of Bluetooth hardware and software Figure 1 1 shows the Atheros Bluetooth USB Adapter Figure 1 1 Atheros Bluetoot
14. really need to share the entire drive share only a specified folder Otherwise it will make all files and subfolders available for sharing This feature determines how files and folders are sent and received on your computer By using this feature you can allows other devices to send files and folders to your shared folders 1 From the Blue Manager select Application gt Configuration or click on the Configuration icon on the Toolbar It displays the Blue Manager Configuration screen 2 Click on the Shared Folders option on this screen It displays the Profile Manager screen shown in Figure 3 5 Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Shared Folders Object Push Audio Basic Imaging Personal rea Networking Shared Folders Set How Files And Folders Are Sent And Received On Your Computer pillow Other Devices To Send Files And Folders To Your Shared Folders Name Path Permissions Folder my Pictures C 4Docume RWD RWD Figure 3 5 Blue Manager Configuration Shared Folders 3 To remove a shared folder highlight that folder and click on the Remove Share button 4 To adda shared folder click on the Add Share button that displays Browse for Folder screen shown in Figure 3 6 3 8 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC July 2008 Atheros Communications Inc COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Browse for Fold
15. through the toolbar Configuration Clicking on the Configuration menu option displays the Blue Manager Configuration screen which allows you to specify Blue Manager tasks and settings associated with Bluetooth device recovery and device filters This function is also available through the toolbar Nine configuration screens are associated with Blue Manager Those screens are E Blue Manager Settings E Local Device W Bluetooth Security a Profile Manager 2 8 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL View Menu Help Toolbar Chapter Shared Folders Object Push Audio Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking These options are described in detail in Chapter 3 Exit Clicking this button exits the Blue Manager immediately without any prompt or further interaction by the user CAUTION Do not click the Exit button unless you really want to exit the program Failure to comply may result in loss of any unsaved data This menu works like standard Windows View menu that allows you to view Toolbar Status bar and view items as small or large icons list or detail It allows you to view by Device Discovery or by using the Device Filter option that displays and filters various devices You have the option to show only discovered devices show my devices or show all known devices This menu has two options Help Topics and About BMExplorer Choose Help Topics t
16. upload files to your cell phone as well It is assumed that the Blue Manager is running the cell phone is already connected to your laptop and the cell phone file transfer screen is active FTP Get File FTP Send File FTP Up Folder amp Blue Manager NavyBlue 00 02 5B 02 14 DD Application View Help db d 3m RR Aa aaa E XB ase BAX 4 Bluetooth Neighborhood Service Type Service Name Service Status d Audio Source Audio Source Disconnected zz Audio Devices Erie Transfer OBEX file transfer Connected 4 Object Push OBEX Object Push Disconnected ER Computers SSpial up Networking Dial up Networking Gateway Disconnected TE Phones cab a lt F File Name Size Last Modified E Motorola Kt 08 01 07_1248 jpg 325080 8 1 2007 12 48 44 07 31 07 1730 jpg 369043 7 31 2007 17 30 35 JBousaba 08 01 07 Sharmat 12485 jpg 325080 9 7 2007 18 09 52 07 25 07 1101 jpg 387606 7 25 2007 11 01 14 LAN Access Point 07 25 07 1100 jpg 444122 7 25 2007 11 00 30 E A PAPAS Y E For Help press F1 FTP files for download Figure 7 1 Bluetooth Cell Phone File Transfer Screen 1 Highlight the file that you wish to transfer from your cell phone to your laptop 2 Click FTP Get File button on the toolbar 7 2 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter 7 LA The file will be transferred to the specified location Transferring a File From Your Laptop t
17. 1 From the Blue Manager select Application gt Configuration or click on the Configuration icon on the Toolbar It displays the Blue Manager Configuration screen 2 Click on the Local Device option on this screen It displays the Blue Manager Local Device configuration screen shown in Figure 3 2 Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Local Device Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Shared Folders Object Push Audio Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking Bluetooth Device Type Computers Configure these general options For your Bluetooth device Bluetooth Device Name TNAHAL4887 My Bluetooth Device Address 00 03 7F 40 20 14 Figure 3 2 Blue Manager Configuration Local Device 3 Enter the name of the Bluetooth device You can enter any name here 4 Select the Bluetooth device type from the pull down list 5 Click OK Specifying Bluetooth Security Use the Bluetooth Security settings window to set the security level of Bluetooth connections Require Bluetooth pairing for all links When checked Blue Manager will require pairing on all Bluetooth device connections Atheros Communications Inc Bluetooth Device Configuration e 3 3 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter Encryption When checked the radio will be instructed to encrypt all communications This option is only available when Require Bluetooth pairing for all links is checked Atheros BTUSB adapter radi
18. 13 04 ED 85 Cellular Unknown E L onEsas11 00 19 7E F6 D7 A8 Laptop In Range O EA D4BTA 412 H 1Bousaba 00 1E 7D 94 6B 4D Smart Phone In Range e a Nokia 6102i test 00 18 8D 95 40 62 Cellular Unknown A Computers E nGocPHAM4812 00 19 7E F6 FO EO Laptop In Range amp JEFIO L3B3176 00 19 7E F9 0C C1 Laptop Unknown Tt Phones Kensington PocketMouse Bluetooth 00 0C 55 F9 B1 90 Painting Unknown B Sharmat 00 13 70 6D BB F6 Smart Phone Unknown qu LAN access Points E x80UsABA3897 00 16 CF F1 16 64 Laptop InRange EJmcaLLaHan3s6s 00 16 CF EE 53 53 Laptop In Range EA D4BTAR12 00 80 98 78 D0 3B Headset Unknown a 00 17 4B 28 27 92 00 17 4B 28 27 92 Cellular Unknown E viNbuoNGa858 00 16 CE EA D5 91 Laptop In Range gt Peripheral Devi Peripheral Devices Kensington PocketMouse Bluetooth a Imaging Devices Miscellaneous Devices For Help press F1 Figure 2 11 Blue Manager Showing Bluetooth Devices Within Range 2 12 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Profile Manager Blue Manager supports a wide range of Bluetooth profiles and automatically assigns profiles according to the device type in these situations E When the application is run for the first time assigns profiles to the local device and devices connected to it B When devices are installed BH When devices are discovered Use the Profile Manager window to view the ava
19. 4 0 May 2008 Updated release for Blue Manager 5 1 July 2008 Updated release for Blue Manager 5 2 Atheros Communications Inc COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Contents PA Me E PE ix About this Document v qur iunc pero Be Dd Pes dem ix Reference Documentation x oven 20 gd PP ir x IntrodUt A nue SEE eU DAC ERR A 1 1 Setup REGUITEMENtS sis gas gaear sha ee RE go ger hm 1 2 Getting Started tas tage thie pat stc 2 1 Installing the Blue Manager 0 ir qux PEA eras Ma ee Ag 2 1 Downloading the Blue Manager o oo o 2 2 Copying Blue Manager fromtheCD o o o oo oo oo coco 2 2 Launching the Blue Manager aii ae a NUR Ru 2 7 Introduction to the Blue Manager 2 0 00000 00 0000 e 2 8 Ment Bat 218 a aes Sok RE ee ae o a ARE E Re 2 8 Application Menu oues A3 esI PS PRSE eat ee ee 2 8 View Men ir A AA a 2 9 Helpa cmd haere Seed ide Mean toll aaah andl baec 2 9 SHOE cg A nts SAA tah a O E Get de ede ep a ated 2 9 Bluetooth Neighborhood Pane 0 ooo 2 10 Bluetooth Devices Discovery Pane o ooo o 2 11 Profile Managen ci i pu A e ca 2 13 Uninstalling the Blue Manager o ooo o e 2 14 Bluetooth Device Configuration 3 1 Specifying the Blue Manager Settings o ooo 3 2 Specifying a Local Device accetti en ip etes a 3 3 Specifying Bluetooth Security acad y yx us p Eg ed X doe A 3 3 Require Bluetooth pairing for all l
20. Agreement IMPORTANT Please carefully read this License Agreement License before installing or using the software supplied with this agreement Software The right to use the Software is granted only on the condition that you agree to the following License If you do not agree to the terms of this License return the package within thirty 30 days HOWEVER INSTALLING COPYING OR USING THE SOFTWARE INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS GRANT OF LICENSE iAnywhere Solutions Inc grants you a non exclusive non transferable right and license to Install and use one copy of the Software unless iAnywhere Solutions Inc has stipulated a multi user license an any one computer owned or Q accept the terms of the license agreement do not accept the terms of the li InstallShield Figure 2 3 Blue Manager Suite End User License Agreement Atheros Communications Inc Getting Started 2 3 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 E Chapter 6 Read the agreement and click on the I accept the terms of the license agreement button and click Next You will see the Customer Information screen See Figure 2 4 Blue Manager Suite InstallShield Wizard Customer Information Please enter your information User Name BM Used Company Name Install this application for oO io uses this computer all users Y Only for me Tarlochan Nahal Install Shield Figure 2 4 Blue Manager Customer I
21. Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC ATHEROS COMMUNICATIONS O 2000 2008 by Atheros Communications Inc All rights reserved Atheros Atheros Driven Atheros XR Driving the Wireless Future ROCm Super AG Super ES Total 802 11n and Wake on Wireless are registered trademarks of Atheros Communications Inc Atheros SST Signal Sustain Technology the Air is Cleaner at 5 GHz XSPAN Wireless Future Unleashed Now and 5 UP are trademarks of Atheros Communications Inc The Atheros logo is a registered trademark of Atheros Communications Inc All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders This information is subject to change without notice Notice The information in this document has been carefully reviewed and is believed to be accurate Nonetheless this document is subject to change without notice and Atheros Communications Inc Atheros assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies that may be contained in this document and makes no commitment to update or to keep current the contained information or to notify a person or organization of any updates Atheros reserves the right to make changes at any time in order to improve reliability function or design and to attempt to supply the best product possible Atheros does not represent that products described herein are free from patent infringement or from any other third party right No part of this document may be reproduced
22. C Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter 7 Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Audio Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Configure settings For the Audio Profiles Shared Folders Handsfree Settings Object Push Default Headset Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking Switch default audio card when Handsfree connects v Ask me if the default audio card should be switched For Handsfree audio 2DP Settings Switch default audio card when A2DP connects V Ask me if the default audio card should be switched For A2DP Audio Figure 7 6 Blue Manager Audio Profiles Handsfree 3 Select the Handfree Settings 4 Click OK Using the A2DP Settings Profile This feature allows you to specify a default audio card when A2DP connects It also allows you to specify if the default audio card should be switched for A2DP audio See Figure 7 7 for details Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Audio Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Configure settings For the Audio Profiles Shared Folders Handsfree Settings Object Push CC petete Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking Switch default audio card when Handsfree connects M Ask me if the default audio card should be switched for Handsfree audio 2DP Settings Switch default audio card when A2DP connects Ask me if the d
23. Headphones headset is used in this use case The lights and buttons might be different on your headset Refer to your headset documentation for additional information on buttons and controls Atheros Communications Inc Connecting to a Bluetooth Headset 5 1 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 3 On the left pane of the screen click on the Audio Devices icon It displays any audio devices in the right pane of the screen indicating that these devices are in range and available to be connected It also shows the device name address type and status See Figure 5 1 A Blue Manager NavyBlue 00 02 5B 02 14 DD Application View Help 4 3 E n Bluetooth Neighborhood Device Name Device Address Device Type Device Status E motorola Hr amp 20 00 07 A4 F3 1E 53 Headset In Range E ES Audio Devices 7 CA Computers c E Tt Phones i LAN Access Point v e ipheral Devi i Peripheral Devices ue Imaging Devices Q Miscellaneous Device For Help press F1 Figure 5 1 Blue Manager Start up Screen 4 Expand the Audio Devices icon on the left page and highlight the headset device under it and click on the Device Discovery icon 5 Right click on the device and choose Display Services It displays both Audio Sink and Handsfree devices on the right pane See Figure 5 2 A Blue Manager NavyBlue 00 02 5B 02 14 DD OB Application View Help EA Computers MCALLAHAN3868 Bil seousagasaa7 Em For Help press F1
24. Index 5 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 ATHEROS COMMUNICATIONS Atheros Communications Incorporated 5480 Great America Parkway Santa Clara CA 95054 t 408 773 5200 f 408 773 9940 www atheros com COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Subject to Change without Notice
25. Settings Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Configure Blue Manager tasks Shared Folders T Object Push Bluetooth Device Discovery Audio Basic Imaging Bluetooth Device Inquiry On Startup Personal Area Networking v Discover Bluetooth Device Names after Inquiry Perform Bluetooth Device Inquiry Every Minutes Show Device Discovery Reminder Dialog Show Pairing Reminder Dialog Show Connection Reminder Dialog Show Application Messages Figure 3 1 Blue Manager Settings 2 Under the Bluetooth Device Discovery label specify the appropriate Bluetooth Device Inquiry method a Check Bluetooth Device Inquiry On Startup box to specify that the device inquiry should be held upon start up b Check Discover Bluetooth Device Names after Inquiry box to specify that the Bluetooth device should be discovered after inquiry c Check Perform Bluetooth Device Inquiry Every box to specify the interval in minutes at which the device inquiry should take place Enter a value between 1 and 10 in the Minutes box 3 Click the appropriate Show dialog or application messages boxes This determines the kind of messages that will be displayed when using the application This is optional You can uncheck or check all the boxes depending on your needs 4 Click OK 3 2 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Specifying a Local Device
26. allows you to select a Business Card from the available list of contacts present in your e mail tool 4 Select the contact from the list and click OK See Figure 7 5 for details Atheros Communications Inc File Transfer and Advanced Operations e 7 5 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter Select Contact Please select a contact to send to the remote device Name Singh EA Wordsmith 4 Yours Truely Figure 7 5 Selecting a Business Card Contact 5 Look at your cell phone screen You will be prompted to receive data from the sender 6 Click Accept or use an equivalent key to grant permission The business card is sent from the laptop to the cell phone You will see Business card received or equivalent message on the cell phone screen depending on your cell phone 7 View and save the business card Using the Audio Feature The Audio feature consists of two profiles handsfree settings and A2DP settings Using the Handsfree Profile The Handsfree profile enables you to connect a handsfree headset to a mobile phone such as in an automobile 1 From the Atheros Blue Manager select Application gt Configuration or click on the Configuration icon on the Toolbar It displays the Atheros Blue Manager Configuration screen 2 Click on the Audio option on this screen It displays the Audio screen along with the default headset as shown in Figure 7 6 7 6 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for P
27. ation View Help SERE E gt Bluetooth Neighborhood E m Audio Devices os J Motorola HT820 E CA Computers Device Name Device Address Device Type Device Status kensington PocketMouse Bluetooth 00 0C 55 F9 B1 90 Pointing In Range ce r2 Phones i LAN Access Point v 39 Peripheral Devices Kensington PocketMouse Bluetooth ue Imaging Devices Q Miscellaneous Device For Help press F1 Figure 4 1 Blue Manager Start up Screen 4 Right click on the device and choose Pair Device It displays the Bluetooth Pairing Passcode screen See Figure 4 2 Bluetooth Pairing Enter a Passcode to pair with the remote device Kensington PocketMous 0000 00 0C 55 F9 B1 90 Save as Trusted Device Figure 4 2 Entering Bluetooth Pairing Passcode 5 Entera passcode to pair with the remote device and click OK NOTE The default code shown is 0000 Refer to the documentation of your mouse to find out the passcode of your device and how to change it 6 Highlight the mouse device under Peripheral Devices in the left pane 4 2 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter It shows the service type Human Interface Device service name name of the mouse and service status connected or disconnected in the right pane Highlight the device Using your laptop pointing device right click on the Human Interface Device service and choose
28. called cable replacement enable you to use a Bluetooth connection in place of a serial cable When the Blue Manager is installed the software also installs the necessary Bluetooth serial ports four for general serial port use client and server Atheros Communications Inc Bluetooth Device Configuration 3 5 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter and one for dial up networking client You can use these ports just as you would ordinary serial ports You can view the Bluetooth serial ports in the Profile Manager under Serial Port Servers or in the Windows Device Manager under Ports To use a client port use Blue Manager to select a remote device and connect to its serial port After connecting your applications can open and use the client port just like any other To use a server port open the server port from any application that uses serial ports Remote devices with a serial port client can connect to the local device and communicate through this port Dial up Networking Devices The Dial up Networking Devices profile enables you to make dial up connections to the Internet or a dial up service through virtual Bluetooth modems Blue Manager automatically creates a Bluetooth modem whenever you connect a Bluetooth compliant DUN Dial Up Networking gateway device You can view the Bluetooth dial up devices in the Profile Manager under Dial up Networking Devices or in the Windows Device Manager under Modems
29. ck No Your computer is connected to the cell phone You can check its status using the network connection utility See Figure 7 12 7 10 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter atheros Status Figure 7 12 Checking Networking Status 10 Launch the internet browser You will see the web browser At this time you can go to the desired web page See Figure 7 13 Atheros Communications Inc File Transfer and Advanced Operations 7 11 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 EZ Chapter 3 Atheros Communications Atheros Wireless WLAN Wireless LAN 2 4 GHz 5 GHz 24 5552 e xmix File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Ar Q ss X ix a TN Jj search Se Favorites b gt E JAF 3 Address http fuww atheros com y Go Links A Google IG atheros com je 13 My By Settings snag E j Y WIRELESS FUTURE UNLEASHED NOW ATHEROS COMMUNICATIONS Products amp About Us Technology Partners News Room Investors Careers October 4 2007 Atheros Schedules T for Oct 29 2007 Release September 25 2007 Atheros to Present at Oct 2 Release acd 4 jas items remaining Downloading picture http A isl Til Tid lil im MD Internet 7A Figure 7 13 Web Page Displayed Using your Cell Phone and PC Basic Imaging The Basic Imaging Profile BIP allows cameras printers and other device
30. d 3 11 Handsfree Settings s apa Se ae wg aen 3 11 ADM So aos ne paa quib reca Qoa GP og ed 3 11 Basiclmaging e 3 12 Personal Area Network 2 2 toea ad ae e aeath oa e dioa a 3 13 Connecting to an HID Device 4 1 Setup Requirements e 4 1 Launching the Blue Manager Suite o o o 4 1 Connecting to a Bluetooth Headset 5 1 Setup Requirements es 5 1 Launching the Atheros Blue Manager Suite sss 5 1 vi Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Connecting to a Cell Phone 6 1 Setup Requirements coi died ee doves tt anda ed ae s 6 1 Launching the Blue Manager ais Oe ets GONE RUNE 6 1 File Transfer and Advanced Operations 7 1 Setup Requirements ooa a 7 1 Transferring Files From Cell Phone to Your Lapt0P 7 2 Transferring a File From Your Laptop to Cell Phone 7 3 Pushing at ODject tn UE Log xd ei DAN LA 7 4 Using the Audio Feature AA o AC ner Be ees 7 6 Using the Handsfree Profile sor redeem ae we 7 6 Using the A2DP Settings Profile voii ceo Re RS 7 7 Using the Dial up Networking Feature o o leen 7 8 Basic Imaging i oe x ea e ROS wo dew ona Be gt ue RC RET n 7 12 Using Personal Area Networking cles 7 12 PAN User PANU y enu be gx e teen y e x ems 7 12 Group Networki
31. ddress Bluetooth 2 13 device discovery 2 9 device filter option 2 9 device properties 2 10 devices within range 2 7 dial up networking 6 2 dial up networking devices 3 6 disconnect 2 10 discoverable mode 6 1 discovered devices 2 13 displaying services 5 2 download files from cell phone 7 2 downloading 2 1 Atheros Blue Manager 2 2 drivers updating 2 1 E end user license agreement 2 3 exchanging files 1 1 7 4 extracting files 2 2 F file exchange 7 4 e Index 1 July 2008 file transfer 6 2 file transfer using cellular phone 7 2 finishing installation 2 5 FTP get file button 7 2 G GN 3 13 group networking 3 13 H handsfree device 5 3 handsfree devices 5 2 handsfree headset 7 6 handsfree profile 7 6 headphones 3 6 headset connection 5 1 5 3 help 2 9 help getting 2 8 HID 2 11 HID requirements 4 1 HIDs 3 5 Human Interface Device 2 11 I installation process 2 1 installed devices 2 13 installing Atheros Blue Manager 2 1 Installing radio drivers 2 1 intended user 2 4 L language choosing 2 2 launching Atheros Blue Manager 5 1 launching Blue Manager 2 7 4 1 local device 3 3 login 2 2 M menu application 2 8 Bluetooth inbox 2 8 configuration 2 8 menu bar 2 8 mobile phones 3 6 mouse device 4 2 Index 2 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC July 2008 N name discovery 2 10 0 OBEX object push service 7 4 object push 6 2 object pushing 7 4 P pairing device 4 2
32. efault audio card should be switched for A2DP Audio Figure 7 7 Blue Manager Audio Profiles A2DP 1 Select the A2DP Settings 2 Click OK Atheros Communications Inc File Transfer and Advanced Operations e 7 7 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 7 Chapter Using the Dial up Networking Feature This section describes how to use your Bluetooth cell phone to connect to a web browser on your PC using the dial up feature See Figure 7 8 Blue Manager TNAHAL4887 00 03 7F 40 40 A9 Application View Help CA dE IMEI Bluetooth Neighborhood penie Type Service Name Service Status Dial Up Networking Dial up networking Gateway Disconnected Audio Devices F4 Object Push OBEX Object Push Disconnected EZ File Transfer OBEX File Transfer Disconnected ER Computers a Phones di Motorola V3 LAN Access Points 2 Peripheral Devices Imaging Devices Miscellaneous Devices For Help press F1 Figure 7 8 Dialing up Networking 1 Make sure your cellular phone is in discoverable mode This device should be displayed in the right portion of the screen 2 Highlight the Dial up Networking service type click the right mouse button and select Connect You might see a screen reminding you to make sure the device is in connectable mode NOTE Depending on the device you are using you might be asked to enter a passcode Enter the same passcode on both sides 3 Checkor uncheck the Show this message in t
33. en local and remote devices using the OBEX Object Push Service These transfers are always initiated by the sender Therefore these are called push operations You can use contact information from the following PIM applications for business card exchanges and push operations 7 4 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter 7 Outlook 2007 Outlook 2003 Outlook 2002 Outlook Express 6 0 Outlook Express 5 0 The following procedure describes how to push an object to your cell phone 1 Make sure the cell phone is in searchable mode 2 On the Blue Manager screen right click on the phone device under the Phones icon on the left pane and select Display Services See Figure 7 4 Blue Manager TNAHAL4887 00 03 7F 40 20 1D Application View Help Seran e Rea S TA A n f 6a Bluetooth Neighborhood i Ei Type Service Name Service Status e File Transfer OBEX File Transfer Disconnected Audio Devices Li 9i Serial Port COM1 Disconnected EA Computers Serial Port Nokia PC Suite Disconnected S Dial Up Networking Dial up networking Disconnected E Phones rr Nokia 6102i test LAN Access Point dz Peripheral Devices Imaging Devices For Help press F1 Figure 7 4 Object Push 3 Right click on the Object Push service type in the right window pane and select Put Business Card It displays the Select Contact screen that
34. er Please Select The Folder To Share With Other Devices Desktop El a My Documents o Y MTS Se Local Disk C 4 DVD RAM Drive D E Control Panel E amp 9 My Network Places Recycle Bin BluemanagerDocs BlueMar H Anywhere Figure 3 6 Blue Manager Configuration Adding a Shared Folder 5 Navigate to the folder that you wish to share with other devices and click OK Setting Properties of a Shared Folder 1 To set properties of a shared folder click on the Set Properties button on the screen shown in Figure 3 5 which displays another screen shown in Figure 3 7 Shared Folder Properties Enter the name you would like to use For the share BlueMar Folder Permissions File Permissions Read Permission Read Permission Write Permission Write Permission Delete Permission Delete Permission Figure 3 7 Blue Manager Configuration Shared Folder Properties 2 Enter the name that you would like for this share folder 3 Check or uncheck the appropriate folder and file permission boxes 4 Click OK Atheros Communications Inc Bluetooth Device Configuration e 3 9 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter Object Push Inbox The Object Push profile enables Blue Manager to exchange files such as graphics and business cards vCards between local and remote devices To receive files or business cards you must configure Blue Manager s Object Push settings You can use contact inf
35. evice Filter Filters the set of devices to be displayed There are three options Show Only In Range Devices These are the devices which are found in the most recent discovery No other devices are displayed Show My Devices Shows your recently discovered and connected devices and all paired devices Show All Known Devices Shows all devices ever discovered or connected in the current session E Name Discovery Discovers the name of the selected device in case this was not found when the device was discovered E Service Discovery Discovers the services available through the selected remote device Also displays the remote device name if any Cancel Service Discovery Cancels the attempt to discover device services Trust Device Trusts the selected device Disconnect Ends the connection to the remote device Device Properties Displays the properties of a selected device Delete Device Deletes a device from the main screen This also removes it from use by the local device NOTE Deleting a device does not remove its trusted status Bluetooth Neighborhood Pane When you launch the Blue Manager various bluetooth devices in the Bluetooth neighborhood are listed on the left pane These typically consist of audio devices computers both laptop and desktop phones Access Points APs peripheral devices such as mouse or headset and imaging devices If any of these devices are discovered they are l
36. ferring a File From Your Laptop to Cell Phone Pushing an Object Using the Audio Feature Using the Dial up Networking Feature Basic Imaging Using Personal Area Networking NOTE Some of the procedures require that you monitor and use both the computer screen and cell phone screen and take appropriate actions For example you will be asked to enter a code grant permissions and make certain selections for various operations on your cell phone and computer screen Setup Requirements You need the following devices and equipment in order to accomplish this task E A laptop system running Windows with Atheros Blue Manager Atheros Communications Inc File Transfer and Advanced Operations 7 1 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter E Atheros Bluetooth USB Adapter W Bluetooth cell phone with active service E Files that need to be transferred on your cell phone and laptop NOTE It is assumed you know how to make your bluetooth cell phone and other devices discoverable and have a basic knowledge of cell phone and its operations You might be asked to provide a passcode for pairing Refer to the user documentation that came with your cell phone on how to use various features Transferring Files From Cell Phone to Your Laptop The following procedure describes how to download files from the cell phone to your laptop Refer to Transferring a File From Your Laptop to Cell Phone on page 7 3 on how to
37. h USB Adapter 1 2 e Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Getting Started This chapter describes how to install uninstall launch and use the Blue Manager The following major topics are covered in this chapter m Installing the Blue Manager B Launching the Blue Manager E Introduction to the Blue Manager a Uninstalling the Blue Manager Installing the Blue Manager You either received a password from Atheros to download the Blue Manager software from the Atheros web site or received the Blue Manager on a CD NOTE If you are installing Blue Manager on a machine that already has an existing Blue Manager you need not uninstall it because Blue Manager supports the upgrade feature If you need to uninstall Blue Manager refer to Uninstalling the Blue Manager on page 2 14 on how to uninstall Blue Manager Software installation is a three step process and it is important to perform these steps before you can use the Blue Manager 1 Installing the Blue Manager 2 Installing the radio profile drivers 3 Updating the drivers All these steps are explained in the installation process Atheros Communications Inc Getting Started 2 1 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter Downloading the Blue Manager 1 Got to the Atheros Support web site https support atheros com Login to the web site using your user name and password prov
38. he future button and Click OK See Figure 7 9 7 8 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Reminder Connectable Mode Ensure the remote device isin Connectable Mode When ready click Ok to proceed or Cancel to abort the operation Show this message in the future Figure 7 9 Connectable Mode Reminder At this time your cell phone will prompt you to accept an invitation to connect with the sender s PC 4 Click Accept or Yes or other button to perform this function depending on your cell phone to connect with the remote PC The connection is established 5 Open a Network Connection by going to start gt Connect To gt Show all connections It displays the networking connections screen that shows the dial up connection See Figure 7 10 Network Connections View Favorites Tools Advanced Help ay gt amp yo Search lg Folders E 5 e Network Connections File Edit DLE Name Device Name Network Tasks Dial up g atnt LAN or High Speed Internet Disconnected ThinkPad Modem See Also 3 Network Troubleshooter Intel R 82566MM Gigabit Network Connecti Intel R Wireless WiFi Link 49654G i Local Area Connection LAN or High Speed Internet Connected CP Wireless Network Connection LAN or High Speed Internet Connected Other Places Details lt b Local Area Connection 24 Local Area Connection 23 Local Area
39. hing the Installation 9 To launch the Blue Manager Suite now check the appropriate button shown in Figure 2 7 If you check this box and click Finish the Blue Manager Suite will start immediately 2 6 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter 10 To add the Blue Manager Suite to the Windows Startup folder check Add the Blue Manager Suite to the Windows Startup folder button If this box is checked the Blue Manager Suite will start automatically when Windows operating systems is launched This is an optional step 11 Click Finish The installation is complete This process creates a Launch Blue Manager shortcut on your desktop Now you are ready to run Blue Manager Launching the Blue Manager 1 Insert the Blue Manager USB device into one of the USB ports of your system 2 Double click on the Launch Blue Manager icon on your desktop or choose start All Programs Blue Manager Suite Launch Blue Manager Suite If no bluetooth devices are found within range it is normal for new installation Blue Manager screen does not display such devices when launched for the first time See Figure 2 8 A Blue Manager TNAHAL4887 00 03 7F 40 41 8B BI Application View Help 4 4 e Y de Bluetooth Neighborhood Device Name Device Address Mes Type Device Status There are no items to display i Double click here to perform Device Discovery
40. ided by Atheros Support Go to the Blue Manager download section of the Atheros web site Download the Blue Manager extract the files and save them on your system Install the Blue Manager by double clicking on the Blue Manager setup exe file Follow the rest of the installation procedure described in Copying Blue Manager from the CD on page 2 2 Copying Blue Manager from the CD 1 2 3 Insert the CD containing the Blue Manager into the CD drive Double Click on the Blue Manager setup exe file Choose the language from the Choose Setup Language dialog English United States is used in this case See Figure 2 1 Click OK Choose Setup Language Select the language for this installation from the choices below B nglish United States Figure 2 1 Choosing Setup Language The InstallShield Wizard starts to prepare the package for installation The Welcome to InstallShield Wizard for Blue Manager Suite screen see Figure 2 2 is displayed 2 2 e Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter A Blue Manager Suite InstallShield Wizard InstaliShieid Figure 2 2 Blue Manager Welcome Screen 5 Click Next You will see the Blue Manager Suite End User License Agreement screen as shown in Figure 2 3 Blue Manager Suite InstallShield Wizard License Agreement g lic ment carefully Blue Manager Suite End User License
41. ilable profiles and the devices services assigned to each You can also right click on a device to do the following E Enable or disable the service W Uninstall the device E Scan for changes in discovered devices View properties for device services E Service type and name E Bluetooth device address E Service status enabled or disabled B Connection status Do the following to launch the Profile Manager 1 Onthe Blue Manager choose Application Configuration It displays the Blue Manager Configuration screen See Figure 2 12 Blue Manager Configuration Profile Manager Blue Manager Profiles XY Human Interface Devices WW COM4 Serial Port A m COMS Serial Port B w Serial Port Chents Personal Area Networking De Dil up Networking Devices amp Audio Source Devices 2 Bluetooth A2DP Source Device AZOP Source 62 Audio Sink Devices Gg Bluetooth AZDP Sink Device A2DP Sink ER SCO Audio Devices IA Bluetooth SCO Audio Device Sco Audio Audio Video Remote Control Devices D F Group Network GN Devices 2 Network Access Point NAP Devices I Bluetooth PAN Device Network Access Point A Personal Area Network User PANU Devices 2 Bluetooth PAN Device Personal Area Network User 4 HCRP Chent Devices Figure 2 12 Profile Manager Atheros Communications Inc Getting Started 2 13 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 E Chapter Uninstalling the Blue Manager Anytime you install a new version of B
42. inks 3 3 Atheros Communications Inc Contents v COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Enchy pun si oaa ed dt eB wap a ado 3 4 Using the Profile Manager Sosa Gee XC Se Rue Bs 3 4 Profile Manager Options 3 a Rus AEREA 3 5 Human Interface Devices HIDs o 3 5 Serial Port Clients and Servers o oo oaoa 3 5 Dial up Networking Devices o oo 3 6 Audio Source Devices o e ee 3 6 Audio Sink Devices e so ass mokek o e e 3 6 SCO Audio Devices o e e ee 3 6 Audio Video Remote Control Devices 3 6 Group Network GN Devices o o o 3 7 Network Access Point NAP Devices o o o 3 7 Personal Area Network User PANU Devices 3 7 HCRP Client Devices aoaaa ee 3 7 Shared Folders i a a i Rie age RE a a ee Roe 3 7 Allow Other Devices To Send Files And Folders To Your Shared Folders vio e ome a fae ae go de da 3 7 Add Shares epum e Ee uae x ISP 3 8 Setting Properties of a Shared Folder 3 9 Object Push ses a DAA Stee er ses v eni NX So See 3 10 Inbox SESS Ee Bee Pe e 3 10 Allow other devices to send objects to this computer 3 10 Prompt before accepting incoming objects 3 10 Include Outlook Contacts o o o o e 3 10 Include Outlook Express Address Book 3 10 Audio A a a e A E c
43. ion on this screen It displays the Profile Manager screen shown in Figure 3 4 Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Profile Manager Local Device Bluetooth Security A Blue Manager Profiles Prof e Manager XY Human Interface Devices Shared Folders Serial Port Servers Object Push w COM4 Serial Port A Audio w COMS Serial Port B Basic Imaging w Serial Port Chents Personal Area Networking T Disl up Networking Devices Audio Source Devices 2 Bluetooth A2DP Source Device A2DP Source 62 Audio Sink Devices Li Bluetooth A2DP Sink Device A2DP Sink A SCO Audio Devices A Bluetooth SCO Audio Device Sco Audio Audio Video Remote Control Devices Group Network GN Devices E Network Access Point NAP Devices 4X Bluetooth PAN Device Network Access Point F Personal Area Network User PANU Devices 2 Bluetooth PAN Device Personal Area Network User A HCRP Chent Devices Figure 3 4 Blue Manager Configuration Profile Manager Blue Manager supports the following profiles Human Interface Devices HIDs The HID profile supports input devices such as keyboards mouse and game controllers Blue Manager can support multiple mouse and keyboard connections The application s main screen includes several status indicators for connected HID devices E Battery level WB Num Lock and Caps Lock keys Serial Port Clients and Servers The Serial Port Client and Serial Port Server profiles sometimes
44. isted on the right window pane Click on the plus sign to expand the list of devices Click on the minus sign to shrink the list of devices 2 10 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Clicking on the Bluetooth Neighborhood icon in the left window pane displays all the devices within range in the device discovery area right window pane Bluetooth Devices Discovery Pane Any discovered devices are listed on the right pane This part of the screen typically shows the service type service name and service status For example if a Bluetooth mouse is discovered in the Bluetooth neighborhood it is shown as Human Interface Device HID the brand name of that device and its service status connected or disconnected If a device is disconnected but in discovered mode select the device and click the right mouse button and choose Connect If you want to disconnect a device right click on that device and choose Disconnect See Figure 2 9 for details amp T Menu se XS E NS AOV S QS A options N x S XO SS SO Basic toolbar e amp AC Po oS s buttons gQ OM T3 eg NS se A Blue Manager T4AJAL4887 00 03 7F 40 A1 8B rero T RES 6 Bluetooth Neighborhood Device Name Device Address Device Type Device Status There are no items to display 3 i Double click here to perform Device Discovery a Audio Devices Es J Motorola HT820 Por Phones
45. lude Outlook Contacts Include Outlook Express Address Book Figure 3 8 Object Push Screen Audio The Audio settings window is used to control handsfree and A2DP settings Handsfree Settings Review the current default headset service if any and select options for automatically switching the windows audio card when a handsfree connection is made The options associated with these settings are B Switch default audio card when Handsfree connects B Ask me if the default audio card should be switched for Handsfree audio A2DP Settings Select options for automatically switching the windows audio card when an A2DP stereo headset connection is made 1 Select one of these options Switch default audio card when A2DP connects Ask me if the default audio card should be switched for A2DP audio 2 Click OK See Figure 3 9 for details Atheros Communications Inc Bluetooth Device Configuration 3 11 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 E Chapter Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Audio Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Configure settings for the Audio Profiles Shared Folders Handsfree Settings Object Push Default Headset Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking Switch default audio card when Handsfree connects V Ask me if the default audio card should be switched For Handsfree audio A2DP Settings Switch default audio card when A2DP
46. lue Manager you need to uninstall any exisiting version of the Blue Manager Follow this procedure to uninstall the Blue Manager 1 Choose start gt All Programs gt Blue Manager Suite gt Uninstall Blue Manager Suite A screen is displayed see Figure 2 13 that allows you to modify repair or Remove 2 Select the Remove button Blue Manager Suite InstallShield Wizard Welcome Modify repair or remove the program e program This program lets you modify the ogram features to add o currently installed feat 3e Reinstall all program features installed by the pres move all installed features InstallShield lt Back Nert ins cerca l Figure 2 13 Removing the Existing Blue Manager Software 3 Click Next You will be prompted to confirm that you wish to completely remove the selected application See Figure 2 14 Blue Manager Suite InstallShield Wizard Do you want to completely remove the selected application and all of its Features Figure 2 14 Confirming the Removal of Application 2 14 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter A 4 Click OK After few seconds you will see another screen that indicates that the uninstall is complete See Figure 2 15 Blue Manager Suite InstallShield Wizard Uninstall Complete ard has finished uninstalling Blue Manager Suite InstallShield Figure 2 15 Uninstall Comple
47. nected You can perform normal headset functions using this headset Figure 5 4 shows the wireless connection between your laptop and headset Atheros Communications Inc Connecting to a Bluetooth Headset e 5 3 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 WE E 5 2 Chapter Laptop y Le Bluetooth Headset Figure 5 4 Connecting a Bluetooth Headset to a Laptop 5 4 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Connecting to a Cell Phone This chapter describes how to connect the Bluetooth laptop to a Bluetooth cell phone Setup Requirements You need the following devices and equipment in order to accomplish this task W A laptop system running Windows with Blue Manager E Atheros Bluetooth USB Adapter W Bluetooth cell phone with active service On your cell phone go to the settings menu and enable the Bluetooth and make it discoverable Refer to the documentation that came with your cell phone on how to enable its Bluetooth function After you enable it search for this phone from the Blue Manager on your laptop Launching the Blue Manager 1 Double click on the Launch Blue Manager Suite icon on your desktop or launch it from start gt All Programs gt Blue Manager Suite gt Launch Blue Manager Suite It displays the Blue Manager start up screen See Figure 6 1 2 Turn On the cell phone and put it in discoverable pairing mode mode Depending on your
48. nformation Screen 7 Enter the user name and company name and choose the intended user of this application Anyone who uses this computer all users or Only for me Then click Next You will see Start Copying Files screen that displays the current settings including user information setup type and destination directory This allows you to review and modify the setup information See Figure 2 5 2 4 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Blue Manager Suite InstallShield Wizard Start Copying Files ma o review or c to begin copying Setup Type i TYPICAL Application will be installed with the most common options Destination Directory C Program Files Blue Manager Suites InstallShield Figure 2 5 Blue Manager Start Copying Screen 8 Click Next Blue Manager Suite begins to configure and copy the new software It also removes any backup files When the Blue Manager installation is complete you will see the Finish screen See Figure 2 7 Atheros Communications Inc Getting Started 2 5 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 E Chapter tallShield Wizard Setup Status Blue Manager Suite is configuring your new software installation 8 dll 8 out of 100 Install Shield InstallShield Wizard Complete Setup has finished installing Blue Manager Suite on your computer Install Stied Figure 2 7 Blue Manager Finis
49. ng GN ooo ooo o 7 12 Network Access Point NAP o o o o oo o 7 13 O A A O E Index 1 Atheros Communications Inc Contents vii COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 viii Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Preface This document describes the installation configuration and usage of the Blue Manager Blue Manager is a PC based software package that provides the upper layer Bluetooth stack functionality in support of the Atheros AR3011 Bluetooth solution which is based on the AR3011 chip Blue Manager requires an AR3011 device to be connected via USB to the PC for proper operation Blue Manager through its simple Graphical User Interface allows you to quickly find connect and communicate with other Bluetooth devices This document is intended for ODMs Original Design Manufacturers and OEMs Original Equipment Manufacturers that are evaluating or developing BT solutions based on Atheros AR3011 USB SRAM Bluetooth solution About this Document The document consists of the following chapters and appendices Chapter 1 Introduction Provides an introduction to the Blue Manager software Chapter 2 Getting Started Explains the basic features of Blue Manager and provides step by steps procedures for installing the Blue Manager software and drivers In addition it describes how to perform various administrative functions associated wi
50. o Cell Phone The following procedure describes how to transfer a file from the laptop to the Bluetooth cell phone It is assumed that the Blue Manager is running the cell phone is already and discovered by your laptop and the cell phone file transfer screen is active 1 Make your cell phone is in discoverable mode 2 Highlight and right click on the File Transfer icon on the screen and select Send File See Figure 7 2 A Blue Manager TNAHAL4887 00 03 7F 40 20 1D Sl Application View Help amp dx 44mm e i i 7 2 Bluetooth Neighborhood Service Type Service Name Service Status Ey Audio Source Audio Source Disconnected E Audio Devices EJ Bg Object Push OBEX Object Push Disconnected de ATH TANGO 3 S Dial up Networking Dial up Networking Gateway Disconnected a EA Computers Bl oconnors941 P JBOUSABA3897 File Name Size Last Modified a CA the great seal jpg 62751 9 28 2007 12 47 01 FF Phones 10 02 07 1626 jpg 357308 10 2 2007 16 26 37 1 08 01 07 1248 jpg 325080 8 1 2007 12 48 44 107 31 07 1730 jpg 369043 7 31 2007 17 30 35 B6P5000 jpg 66391 10 10 2007 11 43 09 28 07 1749 jpg 233543 9 28 2007 17 49 00 A 08 01 07 12485 jpg 325080 9 7 2007 18 09 52 Motorola K1 Nokia 6102i tes LAN Access Point Mm x 07 25 07 1101 jpg 387606 7 25 2007 11 01 14 por beta Dedcss valley quail california state jpg 18827 10 1 2007 16 45 17 S 0PDO400 jpg 18827 10 1 2007 17 11 39 sHA
51. o get help on various topics Choose About BM Explorer to learn which version of Blue Manager you are using The toolbar displays various tools that are available for a particular function or device See Figure 2 10 for the location of each toolbar button If the toolbar is not visible select the View menu and make sure the Toolbar is checked The toolbar icons present on the toolbar are E Bluetooth Inbox Opens your Bluetooth Inbox folder Also available through the Application menu E Configuration Opens the Blue Manager Configuration screen which displays all the configuration options and allows do to specify the Blue Manager Settings which enables you to control many application functions Also available through the Application menu B Device Discovery Discovers Bluetooth devices within range Also available through the View menu E Cancel Device Discovery Cancels the attempt to discover devices Atheros Communications Inc Getting Started 2 9 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter E Select View Selects how items are displayed as icons or list in the main screen s right hand pane Also available through the View menu All views include an icon for each discovered device and display colored dots to indicate the status of the device Green The device is connected Blue The device is in range B About Click this to view on line help and information about the software version etc E D
52. o supports the secure simple pairing feature of the Bluetooth version 2 1 specification Therefore no security configuration is required If you are not using Atheros radio which does not support Bluetooth version 2 1 only then these features shown in Figure 3 3 will be enabled Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Bluetooth Security Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Configure your Bluetooth device s security mode Shared Folders Object Push Audio Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking Figure 3 3 Blue Manager Configuration Bluetooth Security Using the Profile Manager A Bluetooth profile is a collection of settings that defines standard communication methods and applications for a particular type of Bluetooth device Use the Profile Manager window to view the available profiles and the devices services assigned to them Blue Manager supports a wide range of Bluetooth profiles and automatically assigns profiles according to device type in these situations Refer to Profile Manager on page 2 13 to for additional information 3 4 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Profile Manager Options 1 From the Blue Manager select Application gt Configuration or click on the Configuration icon on the Toolbar It displays the Blue Manager Configuration screen 2 Click on the Profile Manager opt
53. ormation from the following PIM applications for business card exchanges and push operations B Outlook 2007 Outlook 2003 Outlook 2002 Outlook Express 6 0 Outlook Express 5 0 The options associated with these settings are Click on the navigation button in the right side to specify the folder as the inbox Allow other devices to send objects to this computer Check this option if you wish other devices to send object to this computer This option is available only after you have specified the Inbox pathname Prompt before accepting incoming objects Check this option if you want to system to prompt you before accepting incoming options Include Outlook Contacts Check this option if you would like to include Outlook Contacts while pushing an object Include Outlook Express Address Book Check this option if you would like to include Outlook Express Address Book while pushing an object NOTE You can include either Outlook Contacts or Outlook Express Address Book option but not both See Figure 3 8 for details 3 10 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Object Push Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Configure settings For the Object Push Profile Shared Folders Inbox Audio Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking v Prompt before accepting incoming objects Inc
54. pairing mode 4 1 5 1 6 1 pairing passcode 4 2 5 3 7 2 pairing passcode screen 6 2 pairing with emote device 6 3 PAN 2 9 3 1 3 13 PAN profiles 3 13 PANU 3 13 PANU device 3 13 passcode 4 2 passcode for pairing 7 2 password 2 1 2 2 phones icon 6 2 PIM application 7 4 profile manager 2 13 3 4 options 3 5 profiles 2 13 profiles assigning 2 13 R remote devices 3 6 S searchable mode 4 1 5 1 serial port 3 5 service enabling disabling 2 13 service discovery 2 10 service name 2 13 4 3 service status 4 3 service type 2 13 4 3 setup requirement Bluetooth 1 2 setup requirements cellular phone connection 6 1 7 1 setup exe file 2 2 shared folder properties 3 9 Atheros Communications Inc COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL shared folders 3 7 software CD 2 2 software installation 2 1 speakers 3 6 status blue 2 10 green 2 10 status of device 2 10 stereo headphones 3 6 support web site 2 2 T to 4 1 toolbar 2 8 2 9 toolbar buttons 2 12 toolbar icons 2 9 trust device 2 10 trusted status 2 10 tutorial Blue Manager 2 8 U updating the drivers 2 1 user name 2 2 V vCards exchange 7 4 view menu 2 9 W wireless connection 4 3 wireless personal area network 1 1 WPAN 1 1 Atheros Communications Inc COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Index 3 Index 4 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Atheros Communications Inc e
55. rk The Personal Area Networking PAN profile allows devices to use ordinary TCP IP network services over Bluetooth links The PAN profiles define three roles B PAN User PANU m A PANU device can access PAN services offered by other devices B Group Networking GN A GN device offers group networking services allowing Bluetooth users to establish a private network of Bluetooth nodes A NAP device acts as a gateway for other PAN devices allowing them to access the rest of the internet Blue Manager supports all three PAN roles Do the following to configure settings for the Personal Area Networking PAN profile 1 Click on Allow other devices to use Group Networking GN 2 Click on Allow other devices to use Network Access Point NAP 3 Click OK See Figure 3 11 for details Atheros Communications Inc Bluetooth Device Configuration 3 13 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Ej Chapter 3 14 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC July 2008 Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Shared Folders Object Push Audio Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking Personal rea Networking Configure settings For the Personal Area Networking Profile Allow other devices to use Group Networking GN Allow other devices to use Network Access Point NAP Figure 3 11 Bluetooth Manager Personal Area Networking Atheros Communications Inc
56. s that support images to browse available images by thumbnail and to exchange images as necessary The Blue Manager supports the Basic Imaging Responder role and will work with other devices that support the Basic Imaging Initiator role Using Personal Area Networking The Personal Area Networking Profile PAN allows devices to use ordinary TCP IP network services over Bluetooth links The PAN profiles defines three roles PAN User PANU A PANU device can access PAN services offered by other devices Group Networking GN A GN device offers group networking services allowing Bluetooth users to establish a private network of Bluetooth nodes 7 12 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Network Access Point NAP Chapter KA A NAP device acts as a gateway for other PAN devices allowing them to access the rest of the internet Blue Manager supports all three PAN roles See Figure 7 14 for details Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Shared Folders Object Push Audio Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking Personal Area Networking Configure settings For the Personal Area Networking Profile Allow other devices to use Group Networking GN Allow other devices to use Network Access Point NAP Figure 7 14 Blue Manager Personal Area Networking Profile
57. s that can be transferred if FTP service is connected The cell phone is now connected to the Blue Manager If these devices are displayed for the first time you might also see the Bluetooth Pairing Passcode screen to confirm that you trust the other device See Figure 6 2 6 2 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Chapter Bluetooth Pairing Enter a Passcode to pair with the remote device Motorola K1 0000 00 17 E3 FC 29 C8 Save as Trusted Device Figure 6 2 Entering Bluetooth Pairing Passcode for the Cell Phone 6 Entera passcode to pair with the remote device and click Ok 7 Enter the passcode and click Ok 8 Right click on a service of the Cell phone device and choose the Connect option to connect to the cell phone Laptop Bluetooth Cell Phone Figure 6 3 Connecting a Bluetooth Cell Phone to a Laptop Atheros Communications Inc Connecting to a Cell Phone 6 3 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter 6 4 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL File Transfer and Advanced Operations This chapter describes how to perform advanced operations using the Bluetooth laptop Bluetooth cell phone and other Bluetooth devices The following topics are covered in this chapter Setup Requirements Transferring Files From Cell Phone to Your Laptop Trans
58. te 5 Click Finish The uninstall is complete You are ready to install the Blue Manager Atheros Communications Inc Getting Started 2 15 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter 2 16 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Bluetooth Device Configuration This chapter describes how to configure Bluetooth devices using the Blue Manager The configuration tool allows you to control the way the application handles device inquiries Clicking on the Configuration menu option displays the Blue Manager Configuration screen which allows you to specify Blue Manager tasks and settings associated with Bluetooth device recovery and device filters This function is also available through the Toolbar Nine configuration screens are associated with Blue Manager These screens are Blue Manager Settings Local Device Bluetooth Security Profile Manager Shared Folders Object Push Audio Basic Imaging Personal Area Networking All these options are described in this chapter Atheros Communications Inc Bluetooth Device Configuration 3 1 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter Specifying the Blue Manager Settings 1 From the Blue Manager menu select Application gt Configuration or click on the Configuration icon on the Toolbar It displays the Blue Manager Settings screen shown in Figure 3 1 Blue Manager Configuration Blue Manager Settings Blue Manager
59. th the Blue Manager Chapter 3 Bluetooth Device Configuration describes how to configure Bluetooth devices using the Blue Manager The configuration tool allows you to control the way the application handles devices inquiries Chapter 4 Connecting to an HID Device describes how to connect the Bluetooth laptop to a Bluetooth HID Human Interface Device such as a mouse Chapter 5 Connecting to a Bluetooth Headset describes how to connect the Bluetooth laptop to a Bluetooth headset Atheros Communications Inc Preface e ix COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter 6 Connecting to a Cell Phone describes how to connect the Bluetooth laptop to a Bluetooth cell phone and perform associated functions such as file transfer Chapter 7 File Transfer and Advanced Operations describes how to perform advanced operations using the Bluetooth laptop Bluetooth cell phone and other Bluetooth devices Reference Documentation The following documents provides additional reference material related to this product W AR3011 Data Sheet W AR3011 Hardware Design Guide BW AR3011 Quick Start Guide x Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Introduction This chapter provides a user s overview of the Blue Manager Software This software tool allows users to find link and communicate with other Bluetooth Devices Blue Manager is a Bluetooth communication application that helps you
60. the Connect option to connect to the mouse Its service status will change from Disconnected to Connected Ok Your mouse is now connected You can perform normal mouse functions using this mouse Figure 4 3 shows the wireless connection between your laptop and mouse 2 Bluetooth mouse Figure 4 3 Connecting a Bluetooth Mouse to a Laptop Atheros Communications Inc Connecting to an HID Device 4 3 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Chapter 4 4 Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC Atheros Communications Inc July 2008 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Connecting to a Bluetooth Headset This chapter describes how to connect the Bluetooth PC to a Bluetooth headset Setup Requirements You need the following devices and equipment in order to accomplish this task E APC system running Windows with Atheros Blue Manager E Atheros Bluetooth USB Adapter W Bluetooth headset with fully charged batteries Launching the Atheros Blue Manager Suite 1 Double click on the Launch Atheros Blue Manager Suite icon on your desktop or launch it from start gt All Programs gt Blue Manager Suite gt Launch Blue Manager Suite It displays the Atheros Blue Manager start up screen See Figure 5 1 2 Put your headset in searchable pairing mode by turning On the headset by pressing down its Call Button until the indicator light flashes and turns solid about 6 seconds Then release the button NOTE A Motorola HT820 Bluetooth Stereo
61. tions bold italic Courier Notices Bold type within paragraph text indicates commands file names directory names paths output or returned values Example The DK_Client package will not function unless you use the wdreg_install batchfile Within commands italics indicate a variable that the user must specify Example mem_alloc size_in_bytes Titles of manuals or other published documents are also set in italics The Courier font indicates output or display Example Error Unable to allocate memory for transfer Within commands items enclosed in square brackets are optional parameters or values that the user can choose to specify or omit Within commands items enclosed in braces are options from which the user must choose Within commands the vertical bar separates options An ellipsis indicates a repetition of the preceding parameter The right angle bracket separates successive menu selections Example Start gt Programs gt DK gt wdreg_install NOTE This message denotes neutral or positive information that calls out important points to the text A note provides information that may apply only in special cases Atheros Communications Inc COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL July 2008 Revision History iv Blue Manager 5 2 User s Guide for PC July 2008 Revision October 2007 Description of Changes Initial release for Blue Manager 3 0 January 2008 Updated release for Blue Manager

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