A couple of L6 questions.

Just got a couple of L6's from Virgin, generally pleased with them but
we're having a couple of problems, maybe someone could help.

The Bluetooth has picked up my TomTom GO 510 and the Motorola suite on
the computer with no trouble but when me and the wife try to set up a
connection phone to phone however we try they wont find each other, is
this a common problem?

I've acquired a couple of Java games from the internet but when I try
and load them on the phone the Motorola suite says upload has been
refused.
I used a cable for this and I've seen on the web that I should enable
Java loading but there isn't this option in the menu.

This is my first Bluetooth phone and my first non Nokia so any help
would be gratefully received.

Mike

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Michael Swift We do not regard Englishmen as foreigners.
Kirkheaton We look on them only as rather mad Norwegians.
Yorkshire Halvard Lange

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Michael Swift schrieb:
> [...] but when me and the wife try to set up a
> connection phone to phone however we try they wont find each other, is
> this a common problem?

How did you try to establish the phone-to-phone connection? I guess you
tried to copy files from phone to phone. In this case, the correct
procedure is:

1. enable "see me" or "visible" option in the receiving phone's BT menu
2. open the file you would like to transfer in the media folder, press
the menu button and select "copy", then "bluetooth".

> I've acquired a couple of Java games from the internet but when I try
> and load them on the phone the Motorola suite says upload has been
> refused.
> I used a cable for this and I've seen on the web that I should enable
> Java loading but there isn't this option in the menu.

Motorola Phone Tools don't help you here. Bluetooth is your best bet for
uploading JAVA apps to the phone. Use the "OBEX Push" option of your
PC's BT menu to transfer the .jar file to the phone.

Andreas

In article <[email protected]>, Andreas Wenzel
<[email protected]> writes
>> [...] but when me and the wife try to set up a
>> connection phone to phone however we try they wont find each other, is
>> this a common problem?
>
>How did you try to establish the phone-to-phone connection? I guess you
>tried to copy files from phone to phone. In this case, the correct
>procedure is:
>
>1. enable "see me" or "visible" option in the receiving phone's BT menu
>2. open the file you would like to transfer in the media folder, press
>the menu button and select "copy", then "bluetooth".
>
I'll try that thanks but basically I was trying to get a connection
between the two phones.

I set one to find me and let the other one search but it couldn't find
anything.

>> I've acquired a couple of Java games from the internet but when I try
>> and load them on the phone the Motorola suite says upload has been
>> refused.
>> I used a cable for this and I've seen on the web that I should enable
>> Java loading but there isn't this option in the menu.
>
>Motorola Phone Tools don't help you here. Bluetooth is your best bet for
>uploading JAVA apps to the phone. Use the "OBEX Push" option of your
>PC's BT menu to transfer the .jar file to the phone.

Not seen that but then I'm a Bluetooth newbie, I'll have a snoop around,
again many thanks.

Mike

--
Michael Swift We do not regard Englishmen as foreigners.
Kirkheaton We look on them only as rather mad Norwegians.
Yorkshire Halvard Lange

This will help you use Bluetooth:
www.brobin111.blogspot.com


Michael Swift wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>, Andreas Wenzel
> <[email protected]> writes
>>> [...] but when me and the wife try to set up a
>>> connection phone to phone however we try they wont find each other,
>>> is this a common problem?
>>
>> How did you try to establish the phone-to-phone connection? I guess
>> you tried to copy files from phone to phone. In this case, the
>> correct procedure is:
>>
>> 1. enable "see me" or "visible" option in the receiving phone's BT
>> menu
>> 2. open the file you would like to transfer in the media folder,
>> press the menu button and select "copy", then "bluetooth".
>>
> I'll try that thanks but basically I was trying to get a connection
> between the two phones.
>
> I set one to find me and let the other one search but it couldn't find
> anything.
>
>>> I've acquired a couple of Java games from the internet but when I
>>> try and load them on the phone the Motorola suite says upload has
>>> been refused.
>>> I used a cable for this and I've seen on the web that I should
>>> enable Java loading but there isn't this option in the menu.
>>
>> Motorola Phone Tools don't help you here. Bluetooth is your best bet
>> for uploading JAVA apps to the phone. Use the "OBEX Push" option of
>> your PC's BT menu to transfer the .jar file to the phone.
>
> Not seen that but then I'm a Bluetooth newbie, I'll have a snoop
> around, again many thanks.
>
> Mike

In article <[email protected]>, BruceR
<[email protected]> writes
>This will help you use Bluetooth:
> www.brobin111.blogspot.com
>
Cheers, I think I might have it working now.

Mike

--
Michael Swift We do not regard Englishmen as foreigners.
Kirkheaton We look on them only as rather mad Norwegians.
Yorkshire Halvard Lange

Michael Swift schrieb:
> [...]
> I'll try that thanks but basically I was trying to get a connection
> between the two phones.

What do you mean by "connection"? What do you expect to be able to do
once that connection is established?

Andreas

> I set one to find me and let the other one search but it couldn't find
> anything.

How did you let the second phone search?

Andreas

In article <[email protected]>, Andreas Wenzel
<[email protected]> writes
>> I'll try that thanks but basically I was trying to get a connection
>> between the two phones.
>
>What do you mean by "connection"? What do you expect to be able to do
>once that connection is established?

I've sorted it now thanks, I selected a ringtone, menu, copy, set other
phone to find me, sent the ringtone.

That's all I wanted to do, transfer from one to t'other via Bluetooth.

I did say I was a Bluetooth newbie :-)

Mike

--
Michael Swift We do not regard Englishmen as foreigners.
Kirkheaton We look on them only as rather mad Norwegians.
Yorkshire Halvard Lange