Mediabridge MUA-BA3 Windows Vista / 7 - Manual (Page 2)

Bluetooth Networking Overview
Bluetooth wireless technology lets you make short-range (typically within a distance of 10 meters)
wireless connections between your computer and other Bluetooth enabled devices. Bluetooth
functionality is enabled by the Bluetooth radio that is installed on your computer.
Types of Bluetooth enabled devices you can use with your Bluetooth enabled computer include (but
are not limited to):
• Audio headsets and headphones
• Human interface devices such as a mouse, keyboard, or game controller
• Mobile phones
• Other computers
• Media players
• Digital cameras
• Printers
When you add a Bluetooth enabled device (also referred to as pairing with the device), your computer
discovers the services that the device provides. These services determine the things you can do with
the device. Here are some of the things you can do with various Bluetooth enabled devices:
Audio headsets
• Use your headset for Internet telephone calls .
• Use your headset to listen to music .
Computers
• Play audio stored on another Bluetooth enabled device through your computer .
• Send Personal Information Manager (PIM) items to another computer .
• Receive PIM items from another computer .
• Back up Contacts and Calendar folders from another computer to your computer .
• Restore the backed-up Contacts and Calendar folders to the other computer .
• Synchronize Contacts, Calendars, Mail, and Notes folders .
• Send data, text, pictures, music, and other files to another computer .
• Receive data, text, pictures, music, and other files from another computer .
Mobile Phones
• Use your mobile phone to connect your computer to the Internet .