Bluetooth™ wireless technology
Use the Bluetooth™ function to send files to other Bluetooth™ compatible devices, or to connect to handsfree accessories. Turn on the Bluetooth™ function in your phone and create wireless connections to other Bluetooth™ compatible devices such as computers, handsfree accessories, and phones. Bluetooth™ connections work better within a 10 meter (33 foot) range, with no solid objects in between. In some cases you have to manually pair your phone with other Bluetooth™ devices. Remember to set your phone to "discoverable" if you want other Bluetooth™ devices to detect it.
Interoperability and compatibility among Bluetooth™ devices can vary.
To turn on the Bluetooth™ function and make your phone visible
1From your Home screen, tap 
.
2Find and tap Settings.
3 Tap OFF beside Bluetooth so that OFF changes to ON. appears in the status bar.
4Tap Bluetooth.
5Tap Not visible to other Bluetooth devices.
To adjust your phone's visibility time to other Bluetooth™ devices
1From your Home screen, tap 
.
2Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth.
3Press 
and select Visibility timeout.
4Select an option.
Naming your phone
You can give your phone a name. This name is shown to other devices after you have turned on the Bluetooth™ function and your phone is set to visible.
To give your phone a name
1Make sure that the Bluetooth™ function is turned on.
2From your Home screen, tap 
.
3Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth.
4Press 
and select Rename phone.
5Enter a name for your phone.
6Tap Rename.
Pairing with another Bluetooth™ device
When you pair your phone with another device, you can, for example, connect your phone to a Bluetooth™ handsfree or a Bluetooth™ car kit and use these devices to make and receive calls.
Once you have paired your phone with a Bluetooth™ device the phone will remember this pairing. When pairing the phone with a Bluetooth™ device, you may need to enter a passcode. Your phone will automatically try the generic passcode 0000. If this does not work, refer to your Bluetooth™ device documentation for the device passcode. You do not need to
Some Bluetooth™ devices, for example, most Bluetooth™ headsets, require you to both pair and connect with the other device.
You can pair your phone with several Bluetooth™ devices, but you can only connect to one Bluetooth™ profile at the same time.
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