1. BTCEeng120G.exe Driver
2. Readme.txt File Contents

Readme.txt Driver File Contents (BTCEeng120G.exe)

Socket Bluetooth Connection Kit for WINDOWS CE
CD Version 6210-00120 G
(c) Copyright 2002 Socket Communications, Inc. All Rights
Reserved.

This README file contains important information that
supplements the Bluetooth Connection Kit User Guide.

The instructions in this README are based upon having
ActiveSync installed on your host PC. You can download the
newest version of ActiveSync host PC software from Microsoft's
web site at:

http://www.microsoft.com/mobile/pocketpc/downloads/

NOTE: This README may not be able to be read in all text
editors. Please use Notepad or WordPad if you experience any
difficulties.

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README TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0  WHAT'S NEW IN RELEASE 120 G

2.0  WINDOWS CE FILE LOCATIONS

3.0  RELEASE NOTES

4.0  WINDOWS CE UNINSTALL PROCEDURES

5.0  TROUBLESHOOTING

6.0  FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

7.0  TECHNICAL SUPPORT INFORMATION

8.0  SUBDIRECTORY CONTENT

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1.0  WHAT'S NEW IN RELEASE 120 G

This update adds the Generic Object Exchange Profile, the Object 
Push Profile and the File Transfer Profile to the Bluetooth
Connection Kit in the French, German, and Japanese version. 

Please visit Socket's website for updates and information on
this product:

http://www.socketcom.com 

Previous Versions:

Release 120F

This update added the Nokia 3650, 7650 and 8910 phone instructions
to the Get Connected! Wizard in English, French, German and Japanese.

This update also added the Generic Object Exchange Profile, the Object 
Push Profile and the File Transfer Profile to the Bluetooth
Connection Kit in the English version. These profiles allow users to:

- Exchange Business Cards
- Send a Contact
- Send a File
- Browse Remote Device
- Receive Contact or File
- Enable File Sharing

Release 120E

The French, German and Japanese translated versions of the user 
interface and documentation were added.  The ability to pick a 
favorite COM port from within the Bluetooth device manager was 
also added.

Release 120D

This update added the following new features to the Bluetooth
Connection Kit:

 -  Support for the Nokia 6310/6310i and NTT DoCoMo
    PALDIO 633S
 -  ActiveSync
 -  Fax
 -  LAN Access Profile

Support for Windows CE 2.11 for Handheld PC Pro devices was dropped
from the product.


Release 120 C 

Support was added for the following Bluetooth-enabled phones: 
Ericsson T68, Motorola TimePort 270C, and C413S by Sony.  The
Socket Dialer was added as well as the ability to print to a
Bluetooth enabled printer.

Release 120 B

Initial release of software and product.

2.0  WINDOWS CE FILE LOCATIONS

The following files are copied to the Windows directory when the 
Bluetooth Drivers are installed on all Windows CE devices:
\WINDOWS
   CONNECTWIZ.EXE
   DRAKAR.DLL
   WENDYSTACK.DLL
   DKUIUTIL.DLL
   BTDEVMAN.EXE
   BTDEVWIN.EXE
   BTVCOMM.DLL
   TOOTHSOCKET.DLL
   BLUESOCKET.DLL
   BTEXCHANGE.DLL	
   Socket Bluetooth Drivers For WinCE.UNLOAD

The following files are copied when the Socket OBEX software
is installed on all Windows CE devices:
\WINDOWS
   SENDVIABLUETOOTH.DLL
   RECEIVEVIABLUETOOTH.EXE
   RECEIVEVIABLLUETOOTHDLL.DLL
   QBEAM_SOCKET_BT.EXE
   BTFILEBROWSER.EXE
   OBEX_SOCKET_BT.DLL
   Socket OBEX Applications.unload

The following files are copied when the Socket Dialer is installed 
on all Windows CE devices to the Windows directory:
\WINDOWS
  BTDIALER.CPL
  DIALER.DLL
  Socket Dialer.unload

3.0  RELEASE NOTES

This README.TXT file applies to the Bluetooth Connection Kit
Installation CD 120F and Drakar Bluetooth Stack Version
1.4.3.31.

3.1 A new version of Socket's Dialer - version 1.4 is needed
to operate with version 120 D or higher.  The features of the 
Dialer have not changed but the new version is needed in 
order for the Dialer to run.

3.2 Socket recommends resetting your mobile device immediately
prior to performing an installation/upgrade or uninstallation
of the Bluetooth stack. This will ensure that none of the
Bluetooth programs or modules will be in memory during the
process.

3.3 To preserve any information about Bluetooth devices that
you've already discovered and bonded with, do not perform an
uninstall of the software prior to upgrading.

3.4  Supplying an incorrect PIN number or neglecting to enter a
PIN number when bonding with a device can render the Bluetooth 
software inoperable.  If this happens, remove the Bluetooth CF 
card and reinsert.

3.5   When printing via Field Software's PrintPocketCE application
to a printer that is not turned on, the software will behave as 
though the job printed normally.

3.6  The Dialer application is unable to dial your phone if your 
phone is assigned as more than one favorite device (for example, 
favorite phone and favorite FAX).

3.7 Connecting to LAN Access Points is not 100% reliable in 
this release. If you experience repeated failures, you may need 
to soft reset your PDA to recover.

3.8 You cannot safely send via OBEX multiple contacts with 
a note field that is larger than 40 lines or if the note contains 
special characters.

4.0  WINDOWS CE UNINSTALL PROCEDURES

Microsoft ActiveSync offers several options for uninstalling
applications on your Windows CE device (e.g. Pocket PC, HPC
2000).
	
Option 1: To Uninstall Directly on your Pocket PC using the
Remove Program
 a) Please close the Bluetooth Card software and remove the
    card. Failure to do this will prevent completion of the
    uninstall process.
 b) Tap on the START menu
 c) Tap on SETTINGS
 d) Tap on the SYSTEM Tab or CONTROL PANEL
 e) Double or single tap on the REMOVE PROGRAMS icon
 f) Tap on (Select) the line that says "Socket Bluetooth
    Drivers for WinCE"
 g) Double or single Tap on REMOVE
 h) Tap on YES to confirm removal of the program

Option 2: To Uninstall from your Host PC
If your Windows CE device is currently connected to your
desktop machine. Follow these steps on your host PC:
 a) Please close the Bluetooth Card software and remove the
    card. Failure to do this will prevent completion of the
    uninstall process.
 b) Establish a connection between your Windows CE device and
    Host PC
 c) Open Microsoft ActiveSync
 d) Select TOOLS, ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS
 e) Highlight "Socket Bluetooth Drivers for WinCE"
 f) Click REMOVE
 g) Select OK to confirm removal of the software on your mobile
    device
 h) Click NO in the next dialog to prevent the software from
    being removed from your Host PC.

Regardless of which of these two methods you use to uninstall
the Bluetooth Card software, you will be able to re-install the
software on your Windows CE device by simply going back into
Microsoft ActiveSync, TOOLS, ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS window, then
re-checking the "Socket Bluetooth Drivers for WinCE" item, then
clicking OK. This is possible because a copy of the Bluetooth
Card Software remains on your Host PC until you take the steps
necessary to remove it.

Option 3: To completely uninstall the Bluetooth Card software
from both your mobile device and your Host PC
 a) Please close the Bluetooth Card software and remove the
    card. Failure to do this will prevent completion of the
    uninstall process.
 b) Establish a connection between your Windows CE device and
    Host PC
 c) Open Microsoft ActiveSync
 d) Select TOOLS, ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS
 e) Highlight "Socket Bluetooth Drivers for WinCE"
 f) Click REMOVE
 g) Select OK to confirm removal of the software on your mobile
    device
 h) Click YES in the next dialog to confirm removing the
    software from your Host PC.
 i) Click OK twice to close each respective dialog box or
    window

This process will remove the Bluetooth Card software from both
your Windows CE device and Host PC and will require you to
re-install the program from Installation CD the software was
supplied on.


5.0  TROUBLESHOOTING

For troubleshooting tips refer to the Bluetooth Connection Kit
User's Guide, Appendix C.


6.0  Frequently Asked Questions

Please visit Socket's website for the most recent FAQ:

http://www.socketcom.com


7.0  TECHNICAL SUPPORT INFORMATION


You must register your product to receive assistance from
Socket Technical Support. Register here:

http://www.socketcom.com/prodreg/

You can track new product releases, software updates and
technical bulletins by visiting Socket's web page at
www.socketcom.com.



8.0  SUBDIRETORY CONTENT

Readme.txt            13K   This document
Setup.htm              6K   Web based Setup Center

\CAB Files
   This directory includes the Windows CE CAB files for the Bluetooth
   Connection Kit. These are self-installing files that contain the
   Windows CE drivers. The files are identified by the version of
   Windows CE OS and processor type.

\Dialer_Installer
   The Socket Dialer enables dialing a contact phone number from
   your contact list and Bluetooth-enabled phone.

\Docs
   btuserguide.pdf
	PDF version of Bluetooth Connection Kit User's Guide

\html
   Contains the setup screens for the Bluetooth Connection Kit
   Setup Center.

\images
  Contains the graphic files for the html pages.

\Obex
  Contains CAB files and the Setup program to install 
  Socket’s OBEX features.

\Third_Party
   A directory of various third party applications. Most of 
   these applications are evaluation/trial copies that expire 
   after a specified period of time (e.g. 30 days). You can
   access the third party applications via the Setup Center.

\WinCE
   Contains installation program and software for the Socket
   Bluetooth Card to operate on a Windows CE device.