Bluetooth & Nokia 6600 problem, please help.

I have a Nokia 6600 mobile phone and a Belkin F8T001 ver 2 Bluetooth
adapter, and I have a few annoying problems that I hope you can help me
with.

When I want to connect my PC (via Bluetooth adapter) to my Nokia 6600 mobile
phone, I turn on Bluetooth on my phone, then I right click on the Bluetooth
DESKTOP icon on my task bar down at the bottom right of the screen near the
clock and I click 'Start the device'.
I then right click on the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon again, but this time I
select 'Quick Connect' then 'Bluetooth Serial port'. On the menu that
appears there are two items. The first item says '<No Name>' the second
underneath it says 'Other Devices....' I click on 'Other Devices....'and a
dialog box appears. In the dialog box it lists my phone as 'Nokia 6600'
which is correct.
I only have one mobile phone connected so I would have thought it would be
listed on the menu rather than having to go to 'Other Devices....'

My first question is, on the menu that appeared with two items, why is
'Nokia 6600' not listed instead of '<No Name>'?

I click on the 'Nokia 6600' and then click 'Connect' at the bottom of the
dialog box. A box comes up saying 'Connecting Bluetooth serial port on Nokia
6600'. I then get a Dialog box saying 'Error creating Bluetooth serial port
connection with device Nokia 6600',

I click ok and there is a dialog box that says 'The Bluetooth serial port
COM0 is now configured to connect to the device to Nokia 6600. The
application that will use this connection must be configured to use COM0.'
I click ok. Then down in the task bar, a message appears in a bubble
pointing to the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon that basically says click in bubble
to accept connection or ignore to decline.

My second question is, why do I get the error message 'Error creating
Bluetooth serial port connection with device Nokia 6600' when it still
continues to connect successfully anyway?

Has anyone else experienced the problems I've mentioned?

Any idea how I solve them?

I appreciate any help or information given.

Thanks!

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Have you disabled any internal modem?

"Neil Hindry" <n_nospam_hindry@_nospam_hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I have a Nokia 6600 mobile phone and a Belkin F8T001 ver 2 Bluetooth
> adapter, and I have a few annoying problems that I hope you can help me
> with.
>
> When I want to connect my PC (via Bluetooth adapter) to my Nokia 6600
> mobile
> phone, I turn on Bluetooth on my phone, then I right click on the
> Bluetooth
> DESKTOP icon on my task bar down at the bottom right of the screen near
> the
> clock and I click 'Start the device'.
> I then right click on the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon again, but this time I
> select 'Quick Connect' then 'Bluetooth Serial port'. On the menu that
> appears there are two items. The first item says '<No Name>' the second
> underneath it says 'Other Devices....' I click on 'Other Devices....'and
> a
> dialog box appears. In the dialog box it lists my phone as 'Nokia 6600'
> which is correct.
> I only have one mobile phone connected so I would have thought it would be
> listed on the menu rather than having to go to 'Other Devices....'
>
> My first question is, on the menu that appeared with two items, why is
> 'Nokia 6600' not listed instead of '<No Name>'?
>
> I click on the 'Nokia 6600' and then click 'Connect' at the bottom of the
> dialog box. A box comes up saying 'Connecting Bluetooth serial port on
> Nokia
> 6600'. I then get a Dialog box saying 'Error creating Bluetooth serial
> port
> connection with device Nokia 6600',
>
> I click ok and there is a dialog box that says 'The Bluetooth serial port
> COM0 is now configured to connect to the device to Nokia 6600. The
> application that will use this connection must be configured to use COM0.'
> I click ok. Then down in the task bar, a message appears in a bubble
> pointing to the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon that basically says click in bubble
> to accept connection or ignore to decline.
>
> My second question is, why do I get the error message 'Error creating
> Bluetooth serial port connection with device Nokia 6600' when it still
> continues to connect successfully anyway?
>
> Has anyone else experienced the problems I've mentioned?
>
> Any idea how I solve them?
>
> I appreciate any help or information given.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>

Neil Hindry wrote:

> I have a Nokia 6600 mobile phone and a Belkin F8T001 ver 2 Bluetooth
> adapter, and I have a few annoying problems that I hope you can help me
> with.
>
> When I want to connect my PC (via Bluetooth adapter) to my Nokia 6600 mobile
> phone, I turn on Bluetooth on my phone, then I right click on the Bluetooth
> DESKTOP icon on my task bar down at the bottom right of the screen near the
> clock and I click 'Start the device'.
> I then right click on the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon again, but this time I
> select 'Quick Connect' then 'Bluetooth Serial port'. On the menu that
> appears there are two items. The first item says '<No Name>' the second
> underneath it says 'Other Devices....' I click on 'Other Devices....'and a
> dialog box appears. In the dialog box it lists my phone as 'Nokia 6600'
> which is correct.
> I only have one mobile phone connected so I would have thought it would be
> listed on the menu rather than having to go to 'Other Devices....'
>
> My first question is, on the menu that appeared with two items, why is
> 'Nokia 6600' not listed instead of '<No Name>'?
>
> I click on the 'Nokia 6600' and then click 'Connect' at the bottom of the
> dialog box. A box comes up saying 'Connecting Bluetooth serial port on Nokia
> 6600'. I then get a Dialog box saying 'Error creating Bluetooth serial port
> connection with device Nokia 6600',
>
> I click ok and there is a dialog box that says 'The Bluetooth serial port
> COM0 is now configured to connect to the device to Nokia 6600. The
> application that will use this connection must be configured to use COM0.'
> I click ok. Then down in the task bar, a message appears in a bubble
> pointing to the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon that basically says click in bubble
> to accept connection or ignore to decline.
>
> My second question is, why do I get the error message 'Error creating
> Bluetooth serial port connection with device Nokia 6600' when it still
> continues to connect successfully anyway?
>
> Has anyone else experienced the problems I've mentioned?
>
> Any idea how I solve them?
>
> I appreciate any help or information given.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>

You should give your phone a Bluetooth name first - go to Connectivity -
Bluetooth - My Bluetooth name.
Your BT software will now recognize your phone by its name.

In your Bluetooth adapter's documentation (on the CD) you will notice it
mentions that although you connect successfully it might give that error
message. Just ignore it.

"Neil Hindry" <n_nospam_hindry@_nospam_hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I have a Nokia 6600 mobile phone and a Belkin F8T001 ver 2 Bluetooth
> adapter, and I have a few annoying problems that I hope you can help me
> with.
>
> When I want to connect my PC (via Bluetooth adapter) to my Nokia 6600
mobile
> phone, I turn on Bluetooth on my phone, then I right click on the
Bluetooth
> DESKTOP icon on my task bar down at the bottom right of the screen near
the
> clock and I click 'Start the device'.
> I then right click on the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon again, but this time I
> select 'Quick Connect' then 'Bluetooth Serial port'. On the menu that
> appears there are two items. The first item says '<No Name>' the second
> underneath it says 'Other Devices....' I click on 'Other Devices....'and
a
> dialog box appears. In the dialog box it lists my phone as 'Nokia 6600'
> which is correct.
> I only have one mobile phone connected so I would have thought it would be
> listed on the menu rather than having to go to 'Other Devices....'
>
> My first question is, on the menu that appeared with two items, why is
> 'Nokia 6600' not listed instead of '<No Name>'?
>
> I click on the 'Nokia 6600' and then click 'Connect' at the bottom of the
> dialog box. A box comes up saying 'Connecting Bluetooth serial port on
Nokia
> 6600'. I then get a Dialog box saying 'Error creating Bluetooth serial
port
> connection with device Nokia 6600',
>
> I click ok and there is a dialog box that says 'The Bluetooth serial port
> COM0 is now configured to connect to the device to Nokia 6600. The
> application that will use this connection must be configured to use COM0.'
> I click ok. Then down in the task bar, a message appears in a bubble
> pointing to the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon that basically says click in bubble
> to accept connection or ignore to decline.
>
> My second question is, why do I get the error message 'Error creating
> Bluetooth serial port connection with device Nokia 6600' when it still
> continues to connect successfully anyway?
>
> Has anyone else experienced the problems I've mentioned?
>
> Any idea how I solve them?
>
> I appreciate any help or information given.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>

save yourself the hassle and install mrouter3 beta....and most of those
probs ill go away....

mrouter3 beta is here

http://www.intuwave.com/index.php?page=105

cheers

I haven't disabled any internal modems, do I need to do this?

I have already named my phone and my PC recognises it.
Everything works it's just that I didn't understand why these anomalies
(that I have already mentioned in my original post) are occuring.

Does anyone else have the Belkin FT8001 Ver 2 Bluetooth adapter? Do the
same things happen to you? Did you use the driver that Windows loaded?
Does anyone know if this adapter uses Widcom? What exactly is Widcom? I
have heard people say that Bluetooth adapters that use Widcom are a lot more
reliable.

Thanks!

"vortex" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Neil Hindry wrote:
>
> > I have a Nokia 6600 mobile phone and a Belkin F8T001 ver 2 Bluetooth
> > adapter, and I have a few annoying problems that I hope you can help me
> > with.
> >
> > When I want to connect my PC (via Bluetooth adapter) to my Nokia 6600
mobile
> > phone, I turn on Bluetooth on my phone, then I right click on the
Bluetooth
> > DESKTOP icon on my task bar down at the bottom right of the screen near
the
> > clock and I click 'Start the device'.
> > I then right click on the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon again, but this time I
> > select 'Quick Connect' then 'Bluetooth Serial port'. On the menu that
> > appears there are two items. The first item says '<No Name>' the second
> > underneath it says 'Other Devices....' I click on 'Other
Devices....'and a
> > dialog box appears. In the dialog box it lists my phone as 'Nokia 6600'
> > which is correct.
> > I only have one mobile phone connected so I would have thought it would
be
> > listed on the menu rather than having to go to 'Other Devices....'
> >
> > My first question is, on the menu that appeared with two items, why is
> > 'Nokia 6600' not listed instead of '<No Name>'?
> >
> > I click on the 'Nokia 6600' and then click 'Connect' at the bottom of
the
> > dialog box. A box comes up saying 'Connecting Bluetooth serial port on
Nokia
> > 6600'. I then get a Dialog box saying 'Error creating Bluetooth serial
port
> > connection with device Nokia 6600',
> >
> > I click ok and there is a dialog box that says 'The Bluetooth serial
port
> > COM0 is now configured to connect to the device to Nokia 6600. The
> > application that will use this connection must be configured to use
COM0.'
> > I click ok. Then down in the task bar, a message appears in a bubble
> > pointing to the Bluetooth DESKTOP icon that basically says click in
bubble
> > to accept connection or ignore to decline.
> >
> > My second question is, why do I get the error message 'Error creating
> > Bluetooth serial port connection with device Nokia 6600' when it still
> > continues to connect successfully anyway?
> >
> > Has anyone else experienced the problems I've mentioned?
> >
> > Any idea how I solve them?
> >
> > I appreciate any help or information given.
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> >
> >
>
> You should give your phone a Bluetooth name first - go to Connectivity -
> Bluetooth - My Bluetooth name.
> Your BT software will now recognize your phone by its name.
>
> In your Bluetooth adapter's documentation (on the CD) you will notice it
> mentions that although you connect successfully it might give that error
> message. Just ignore it.


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"Neil Hindry" <n_nospam_hindry@_nospam_hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> I haven't disabled any internal modems, do I need to do this?
>
> I have already named my phone and my PC recognises it.
> Everything works it's just that I didn't understand why these anomalies
> (that I have already mentioned in my original post) are occuring.
>
> Does anyone else have the Belkin FT8001 Ver 2 Bluetooth adapter? Do the
> same things happen to you? Did you use the driver that Windows loaded?
> Does anyone know if this adapter uses Widcom? What exactly is Widcom? I
> have heard people say that Bluetooth adapters that use Widcom are a lot more
> reliable.
>

We can suggest to have a look at Oxygen Phone Manager II for Symbian
OS phones ( http://www.opm-2.com/symbian/ ). As per reports from our
customers, Belkin bluetooth transceivers work just fine with our
program with the following settings:

http://www.oxygenphonemanager.com/fo...b=5&o=&fpart=1

If you have any questions and/or suggestions, concerning our
program, feel free to post them on our official forum
http://www.opm-2.com/forum/

Best regards, Maxim Vyalkov
Oxygen Phone Manager - all you want from your Nokia
[email protected]
http://www.oxygensoftware.co.uk/
http://www.smsactivex.com/