Clint Dilks writes:
On 23/03/10 14:46, Sam Varshavchik wrote:After some futzing around, I managed to pair with my laptop with this phone. I think.The bluetooth applet's dropdown window does not show the phone in its main dropdown list. It shows my other bluetooth device. However, I can open "Send files to device…", select some files, and the next dialog window includes the Nokia 7020 in the list of Bluetooth devices. I can select it there, and be able to succesfully transfer some files to the phone.So, looks like things are working on the basic level, but the phone not showing on the main applet dropdown, together with the "send files to" shortcut, seems to suggest something might be partially broken. Anyone knows why?Is your phone advertising itself or configured as hidden ?
It's advertising itself. On the phone itself, the setting is called "shown to all".
This is repeatable behavior. In preferences, the phone is listed as a paired device. I can manually remove it, then go to set up a new device.
The bluetooth applet then scans for visible devices, and sees the phone. If I tell it to pair with it, it shows me the pin, then I enter the pin on the phone, and the phone then claims that it succesfully paired. However there is no visible change in the bluetooth applet after the pairing. It is still showing me the pin. The only available widget is "cancel". I cancel it out. The phone is now listed as a paired device, but is missing from bluetooth's desktop menu, but I can select "send files to the device", and send files to the phone that way.
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