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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
to General by teroyk - 10 hrs, 36 mins ago - more...
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2007-06-14
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BT passcodes are just numeric. Maybe they are using numbers based on the telephone. Try using the numbers if you typed "NAVMAN" on a telephone.
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Thanks for the tip but no joy.
Googling this, it looks like i'm not alone and letters are allowed but Nokia exclude them. A lot of people have had problems with Nokia phones.
I found this but when you run the .exe on a PC it looks for activsync so it must be for windows mobile.
Googling this, it looks like i'm not alone and letters are allowed but Nokia exclude them. A lot of people have had problems with Nokia phones.
No way to change it. While the Bluetooth standards/specifications do not explicitely limit the pairing code to numbers only, Nokia's implementation seems to do so.
Is it asking for a passcode? If so, the password for the Navman is NAVMAN. To enter the password you will also need to download the following file: http://www.angeltowns.com/town/bluet...bleCharPin.zip This enable you to use characters. If you also set both comm ports to 4, all should work. Thats how mine is set up and it works ok.
Is there anything I can do?