Weifang Goertek Electronics GBDU60 User Manual

Contents

1.Introduction

2.specifications

3.Package contents

4. LED status indicator.

5.OS Requirements

6. Software Installation

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GBDU60 User Guide

7.Hardware Installation

8.Starting to use the GBDU60 Bluetooth USB adapter

8.1 Connecting to a new Bluetooth device

8.2 File Transfer

8.3 Service Properties Settings

8.4 Personal Area Network (PAN)

8.FAQs

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Introduction

Bluetooth as a wireless technology specification is adopted globally. It serves as a
standard for wireless communication that enables wireless real time data connection,
updating, or synchronizing within short-range, rendering cable clutter a thing of the
past. Once inside a Bluetooth environment, Bluetooth devices will automatically
search for and find each other. Then based on the different Profiles of the devices, a
wide range of applications and functions can be realized. For example, using
Bluetooth technology, you can establish wireless connections between desktop and
laptop computers, PDAs, cellular phones, printers, scanners, digital cameras, and even
home appliances— on a globally available band (2.4-2.48GHz) for worldwide
compatibility.

But many old fashioned computers are not Bluetooth enabled. The Goertek GBDU60 Bluetooth

USB adapter has an inbuilt Bluetooth function combined with a Plug and Play feature of USB

devices. It makes a non-Bluetooth computer Bluetooth enabled with a maximum data rate of

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3Mbps. After installing a simple driver, you just plug the GBDU60 Bluetooth USB adapter into

the USB port of your desktop or laptop computer, Windows will automatically search for and find

the device.

Specifications

Standard: Bluetooth V2.0 specification + EDR

Internal antenna

Low power consumption mode

Coverage: 10meters (Class 2)

Frequency: 2.4Ghz ISM

LED status indicator.

Severn Bluetooth peripheries in a PAN

Package Contents

The Goertek GBDU60 Bluetooth USB adapter package contains:

1. GBDU60 Bluetooth USB adapter;

2. User Guide;

3. CD driver

LED status indicator

The GBDU60 adapter has a blue LED indicator to indicate its current status.

1.The blue indicator blinks quickly: data in communication

2.The blue indicator blinks at longer intervals: in ordinary working status

OS Requirements

The GBDU60 adapter supports the following systems:

1、 Windows 2000

2 、Windows XP

3 、Windows 98se (edition2)

4 、Windows me

In different operational systems, the GBDU60 adapter realizes its seven functions similarly.

Software Installation

1.Place the CD inside your CD drive, Installation dialog box will automatically be displayed. If

the dialog box does not appear, click on Start Menu->Run, then enter H:\setup.exe (if your CD

drive happens to be H), click Enter on your keyboard or Yes button.

2.Click "Install V3.03.10(C)" to start software installation;

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installation

3.Click Next button;

4.Click the radio button to the left of "I accept the terms in the license agreement", then click

Next button;

5.Click Install button;

6.Restart Windows.

Hardware Installation

USB port

1.Plug the Bluetooth USB adapter into the USB port on your computer;

2.Windows will search for the new USB device automatically, and then follow the

instructions to install.

Note: Windows XP users may be required to click Next button, then Press Any Key to

Continue, and then click Finish button to finish the installation.

Starting to use the adapter

Take Windows XP Simple Chinese as an example.

Connecting to a new Bluetooth device.

1.On the Desktop, click on Start menu－>Programs－>Bluetooth－>Bluetooth Settings, in the

dialog box click "Add Bluetooth Connections" to connect to a new Bluetooth device. Bluetooth

devices already connected are listed. See the figure below.

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Device list already

connected

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establish new

connections

2.To re-connect a Bluetooth device already connected, right click the device icon and select

Connect. See the figure below. You may delete a connected Bluetooth device then re-connect it.

3.After click "Add Bluetooth Connections", a dialog box pops up, generally select "Quick Mode

(recommended)", and then click Next button.

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