Hi Robbie, you actually need to tell the BN to use the "ActiveSync"
profile. This is what the BrailleNote calls your computer's bluetooth
serial port profile. Second, the code doesn't matter; whatever you
entered on your BN you enter on your computer. So, for example, if the
code was 0000 on your BN you type 0000 on your computer. This is known
as a passcode, and is a security measure so that the bluetooth
connection can't be hacked. Hope that helps.
Robert Spangler wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to use my MPower BT32 as a Braille display on my computer
using Window-Eyes. I must do this using Bluetooth. Can anyone outline
the steps for accomplishing this? It is not clear (to me) in the manual
- unless I can't find the proper section. Basically, what I tried was
pairing the BN with my computer by choosing one of the profiles in the
BN that was offered by my computer. I chose printer. Then, I tried to
connect using the "Terminal for Screen Reader" option in the main menu
and selecting Bluetooth. My computer popped up a balloon asking for a
connection code. Well, I have no code so not sure what it's talking
about. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Robby
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