Energy 2- User Guide

17. Bluetooth

A built-in Bluetooth module

uses a wireless, short-range

communication technology

used to exchange data up to

10 meters distance. The most

commonly used Bluetooth

devices are headphones or

wireless speakers used to

make voice calls and listening

to music. Also car kits and

other wireless mobile devices

such as laptops, tablets, and

mobile phones are often

used.

17.1 Sending files

To send a file enter:

[Applications menu] >

[Settings] >[Connected devices] > [Bluetooth] move the slider [Bluetooth] to

the right to turn it on. Enter [File manager] search and hold a little longer the

file you wish to share. Then touch an icon and choose Bluetooth from the

list. In the list, touch the device ID to start pairing. When pairing is complete

and transfer is confirmed on the target device, the file will be send.

17.2 Receiving files

To receive a file enter:

[Applications menu] > [Settings] >[Matched devices] > [Bluetooth] move the

slider [Bluetooth] to the right to turn it on. When paired, the smartphone will

receive a file send from another device and will save it in its memory, when

confirmed.

17.3 Connection a bluetooth headset

To connect a headset to your smartphone enter: [Application menu] >

[Settings] > [Connected devices] > [Bluetooth] > and select headset ID from

the list.