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Ericsson Client won't detect my Bluetooth phone; how can I fix this?
Sometimes, the built-in "Bluetooth-modem" serial port gets broken. If this happens, you need to create a new outgoing serial port:
- Under 10.2.4, launch the new Bluetooth Serial Utility and create a new outgoing serial port (connect it to either serial 1 or serial 2 in your phone). Then, select this new port in Ericsson Client's preferences panel.
- Under earlier OS X versions, use the Bluetooth pane in System Preferences. Create a new outgoing serial port (connect it to either serial 1 or serial 2 in your phone). Then, select this new port in Ericsson Client's preferences panel.
Ericsson Client won't detect my IrDA phone; how can I fix this?
Most likely, you have installed Palm's Hotsync application. Make sure the Hotsync application is not set to use the IrDA port, since there is a known incompatibility with Ericsson Client.
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It's fun!
Personalize your phone with background pictures, melodies, themes, and screen savers. |
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It's useful!
Send notes and keep a backup of your phone's calendar and phone book.
+ find out if it's time to upgrade your phone |
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Flexible connectivity
Works with IrDA, serial cable, and Bluetooth. |
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Mac OS X 10.1.5 or greater |
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Supported phone
from Sony Ericsson:
T39, R520, T65, T68, T68i, and possibly others
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Connection hardware
Either of the following:
- Bluetooth adapter
- Serial cable
- IrDA
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