Detecting the type of your Bluetooth driver

To detect the type of your Bluetooth driver, plug the Bluetooth dongle in the USB port of your computer. A Bluetooth icon must appear in a system tray.

Click the icon by right mouse button and look at the popup menu.

This is the popup menu of a generic Windows Bluetooth driver. The instructions for the setup of a modem connection can be read here.

This is the popup menu of a WIDCOMM Bluetooth driver. The instructions for the setup of a modem connection can be read here.

This is the popup menu of a BlueSoleil Bluetooth driver. The instructions for the setup of a modem connection can be read here.

If you do not find anything like that, you have a Bluetooth driver developed by some other manufacturer. For connecting the mobile phone to the PC as a modem, see the user's manual. Usually the setup consists of the following steps: discovering the Bluetooth devices and selecting the device, typing a PIN-code and pairing the device, discovering the services and, finally, connecting to the "Dial-up networking" service.

Connect the mobile phone in the same way as if you were accessing the mobile Internet (GPRS/3G). The last step (dialing) should be replaced by the Headwind GSM Modem Driver connection wizard.