Sony D2212 Bluetooth wireless technology, Naming your device, Find and tap Settings Bluetooth

To set up a connection with a DUALSHOCK™3 wireless controller

1Make sure the Bluetooth® function on your device is turned on.

2 Connect a USB On-The-Go (OTG) adaptor to your device.

3 Connect the DUALSHOCK™3 wireless controller to the OTG adaptor using a USB cable

4 When Controller connected(wired) appears in the status bar at the top of your device screen, unplug the USB cable.

5 When Controller connected(wireless) appears in the status bar, a wireless connection is established.

	Bluetooth® wireless technology
	Use the Bluetooth® function to send files to other Bluetooth® compatible devices, or
	to connect to handsfree accessories.Bluetooth® connections work better within 10
	metres (33 feet), with no solid objects in between. In some cases you have to
	manually pair your device with other Bluetooth® devices.
	Interoperability and compatibility among Bluetooth® devices can vary.
	To turn on the Bluetooth® function and make your device visible
1	From your Home screen, tap .
2	Find and tap Settings.

3Tap the on-off switch beside Bluetooth so that the Bluetooth® function is turned on.

4Tap Bluetooth. Your device and a list of available Bluetooth® devices appear.

5Tap your device name to make your device visible to other Bluetooth® devices.

To adjust your device's visibility time to other Bluetooth® devices

1 From your Home screen, tap .

2Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth.

3 Press and select Visibility timeout.

4 Select an option.

Naming your device

You can give your device a name. This name is shown to other devices after you have turned on the Bluetooth® function and your device is set to visible.

To give your device a name

1Make sure that the Bluetooth® function is turned on.

2 From your Home screen, tap .

3Find and tap Settings > Bluetooth.

4 Tap and select Rename phone.

5 Enter a name for your device.

6 Tap Rename.

Pairing with another Bluetooth® device

When you pair your device with another device, you can, for example, connect your

device to a Bluetooth® headset or a Bluetooth® car kit and use these other devices to share music.

Once you pair your device with another Bluetooth® device, your device remembers

this pairing. When pairing your device with a Bluetooth® device, you may need to enter a passcode. Your device will automatically try the generic passcode 0000. If

this does not work, refer to the user guide for your Bluetooth® device to get the

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