Nokia 2865 User Manual

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S e t t i n g s53Important: Only install anduse applications and othersoftware from sources thatoffer adequate security andprotection against harmfulsoftware.Bluetooth connectivityBluetooth technology connectivityenables cost-free wireless connectionsbetween electronic devices and can beused to send and receive images, texts,gallery files, voice recordings, videos,notes, business cards, and calendarnotes. It can also be used to connectwirelessly to products that useBluetooth wireless technology, such ascomputers. You can synchronise yourphone and your PC using Bluetoothconnectivity.Since devices with Bluetoothconnectivity communicate using radiowaves, your phone and the otherdevice do not need to be in directline-of-sight.The two devices only need to be withina maximum of 30 feet (10 meters) ofeach other. The connection can besubject to interference fromobstructions such as walls or otherelectronic devices.The Bluetooth wireless technologyapplication whether used actively or inthe background, consumes the batteryand reduces the operating time of thephone.This device is compliant withBluetooth Specification 2.0 andsupports the following profiles:• Object push profile (OPP)• File transfer profile (FTP)• Dial-up networking profile (DUN)• Generic object exchange profile(GOEP)• Headset profile (HSP)• Hands-free profile (HFP)• Generic access profile (GAP)• Service Discovery Protocol (SDP)• Serial port profile (SPP)To ensure interoperability betweenother devices supporting Bluetoothtechnology, use only enhancementsapproved by Nokia for this model.Check with the manufacturers of otherdevices to determine theircompatibility with this device.There may be restrictions on usingBluetooth technology in somelocations. Check with your localauthorities or service provider. If youwant more information on thisfunction, visit the BluetoothTechnology organisation website:https://www.bluetooth.org/.9251716_2865_1_en_au_oth_v1.0.fm Page 53 Friday, September 1, 2006 10:18 PM