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Topic: Treo650 BT Hotsync (Read 1222 times)
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tembeling
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I just wanna share how I setup the BT Hotsync between my Treo650 & my Dell Inspiron 600m (or Dell Latitude D600).
1. Create a virtual serial port (eg. COM4) [Right click the BT icon > Advanced Configuration;
Look at Bluetooth Serial Port - I set it as unsecured]
2. Using my Treo650, I just run the BT Hotsync Wizard (make sure to follow it closely)
3. Make sure 'Local' is selected in the Hotsync Manager & choose the appropriate COM port (eg. COM4)
Then just hotsync using the new created Connection Setup (if you followed the wizard correctly).
That's all. To make the sync faster, I disable the Backup sync (under Hotsync Manager>Custom).
Sorry no pic (yet).
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palmdoc
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It's a great way to sync when on the go - no need to bring your cables along. Otherwise I prefer to sync on the cradle (I've got the el-cheapo US$22 Brando cradle) since I like to keep it topped up charge-wise. How do you find the speed when syncing via BT?
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ebernie
Kerani
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Tungsten T|5, T630
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My experience with syncing the T5 using BT was that it was still too slow. Limited to serial speeds, 115Kbps if I'm not mistaken.
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tembeling
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Like ebernie said...slow...extremely slow. But it is really a hasle (or too lazy) to get the cable....  I am yet to buy a cradle USD25 is not cheap but definitely cheaper than getting a palmone cradle. |
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