PC to mobile, with Bluetooth
Files can be exchanged wirelessly and quickly using Bluetooth technology. Most newer computers and cell phones are equipped for Bluetooth and can communicate between each other and exchange files. Since many phones cannot accommodate large files, the types of file exchanges a phone can accept from a computer are limited. The cell phone will know immediately whether it can handle a transfer.
Instructions
1. Activate the Bluetooth transmitter on your cell phone and make sure it is "Discoverable." This ensures that the computer you wish to pair it with can find it.
2. Activate the Bluetooth transmitter on your computer and make sure that it also is discoverable.
3. Select "Set Up Bluetooth Device" from the Bluetooth menu on the computer. The computer will now search for other discoverable Bluetooth devices within a range of approximately 30 feet. When it has located the cell phone, it will typically prompt you to enter a numeric pass code. The pass code can be any set of numbers you choose. It is preferable to make it simple and easy to remember. You will only need to use it once more.
4. Enter the same numeric pass code on the cell phone when prompted, after you have entered it into the computer. You have now authorized the devices to communicate. You will not need to enter this pass code in the future because the devices will recognize one another.
5. Select "Send File" from the Bluetooth menu on the computer.
6. Locate the file you wish to send to the cell phone and select "Send." The cell phone will alert you if it cannot handle the file transfer. If it is compatible, it will most likely prompt you to verify that you wish to accept the file transfer. Do so.
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