Mediabridge MUA-BA3 Windows XP - Manual (Page 25)

The operations that you can perform with a specific Bluetooth enabled device are listed under Device
Operations. These operations correspond with the services that the device provides.
NOTE: Because of corporate security policies, some expected operations might not be available
because the corresponding device services have been disabled by the IT administrator. Contact
your IT administrator for more information or if you have any questions.
A Connect button is provided for those operations in which it is desirable for the connection to persist
until you decide to disconnect. When the connection is made, a green check mark is displayed next to
the Bluetooth icon image, the label on the button changes to Disconnect, and the description of the
operation changes to indicate the reverse of what was originally stated.
Operations that do not need a persistent connection are listed under those that do. To perform any of
these operations, click anywhere in the description of the operation.
Under Settings, you can view and change the settings that control the interaction between the device
and your computer.
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Under File Exchange Settings, you can change the location of the folder where files are stored
for file exchanges between your computer and other Bluetooth enabled devices. To do so, click
Browse. By default, the folder is named Bluetooth Exchange Folder, and it is located in My
Documents. See also
Set Rules for Sharing Files and Equipment .
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Under Authorization Options, you can specify whether to always allow the device to connect to
your computer for all operations, or to require that you authorize each connection before it can be
made. The settings you make here automatically update the settings on the Authorization tab of
Device Properties, and vice versa (see also
Automatically Authorize Access to the Bluetooth
Services on My Computer ).
The following illustration shows the control panel for a Bluetooth enabled computer.