User's Manual

3-19
b) Make changes to the security settings as desired:
 Authorization—check the box to require confirmation when a remote
device wants to use this service. Authentication is automatically selected.
 Encryption—check the box to require the use of encrypted links to send
data when this service is used. Authentication is automatically selected.
 Authentication—check the box to require remote devices to authenticate
when a connection is established with this service. The remote device
and your computer will be required to exchange passkeys. Once the
devices authenticate, they become paired and no further authentication is
required unless the pairing is broken.
c) To have this user-defined service startup automatically when the system is
initialized, check the Startup box.
d) Click the down arrow at the right end of the COM Port field and select any
port not in use by the system.
5. Click the dialog box OK button. The user-defined serial service will be displayed
in the Local Services tab service list.
6. Click the Configuration window Apply or OK button to confirm the change.
3-2.5.3 Delete a User-defined Serial Service
To delete a user-defined serial service:
1. Open the Configuration window. The General tab is displayed.
2. Click the
Local Services tab.
3. In the service list area, click the Service Name of a user-defined serial service to
select it.
4. Click the Local Services tab
Delete button. The service is removed from the
service list.
5. Click the Configuration window Apply or OK button to confirm the deletion.
NOTE: The Delete button can only be used to delete the
Bluetooth Serial Port service or user-defined
serial services.