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Please use Mac OS X 10.3.9 or 10.4.x and the latest firmware on your cell phone

First Steps ...

Compatibility

1. Make sure you are using the latest firmware on your phone

To ensure full compatibility with data transmission and bluetooth standards, it is always a good idea to keep the firmware of your cell phone up to date. This is especially true for Nokia Cell phones. Your cell phone dealer will help you to find out about how to update your equipment.

How to pair your Mac with your cell phone


1.	On the cell phone:

	Please enable Bluetooth on your cell phone

2.	On the Macintosh:

	Go to the "system preferences" and select "Bluetooth".

3.	A new window appears "Bluetooth". Please select the tab "Settings".

	Please make sure you have selected the Options as seen in this window.

4.	Next select "Devices".

	If you already see your phone listed here, please select it and press "Delete Pairing". Then press the button "Set Up New Device"

5.	The Bluetooth Assistant will appear.

	Please press "Continue".

6.	Choose "cell phone" in the menu.

	Please press "Continue".

7.	The software finds the selected phones

	Please select your cell phone and press "Continue". The Assistant will provide a Passkey. Enter this passkey on the phone and then press "Continue".

8.	On the Macintosh:

	The software will ask you choose the services. Select "Access the Internet with your phone´s data connection" and "Use dial-up connection". You can select the other services as well if you need them. Please press "Continue".

9.	The software now asks for the details of the Internet Connection

	Please do NOT enter ANY data here. launch2net will take care of that later. Please just press "Continue". If your Mac has no internal modem, you will see a different picture. Click "Continue" nevertheless.

10.	The Bluetooth Pairing process is done.

	Please select "Quit" to close the Bluetooth Assistant. You can Quit the System Preferences as well.

11.	Further Information

	For Nokia phones: Nokia phones will actually tell you that the connection is terminated. Since no program is actually using the phone at the moment this is a valid message, so please do not be concerned. Now you are ready to use a launch2net for Mac OS X. For all other phones: Some phones do need a few minutes to be ready for an Internet connection after the pairing process. Please wait till the item in the menubar looks black like this again: Now you are ready to use a launch2net for Mac OS X.

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Please use Mac OS X 10.3.9 or 10.4.x and the latest firmware on your cell phone

First Steps ...

Compatibility

1. Make sure you are using the latest firmware on your phone

To ensure full compatibility with data transmission and bluetooth standards, it is always a good idea to keep the firmware of your cell phone up to date. This is especially true for Nokia Cell phones. Your cell phone dealer will help you to find out about how to update your equipment.

How to pair your Mac with your cell phone

1.

On the cell phone:

Please enable Bluetooth on your cell phone

2.

On the Macintosh:

Go to the "system preferences" and select "Bluetooth".

3.

A new window appears "Bluetooth". Please select the tab "Settings".

Please make sure you have selected the Options as seen in this window.

4.

Next select "Devices".

If you already see your phone listed here, please select it and press "Delete Pairing".
Then press the button "Set Up New Device"

5.

The Bluetooth Assistant will appear.

Please press "Continue".

6.

Choose "cell phone" in the menu.

Please press "Continue".

7.

The software finds the selected phones

Please select your cell phone and press "Continue".

The Assistant will provide a Passkey.

Enter this passkey on the phone and then press "Continue".

8.

On the Macintosh:

The software will ask you choose the services. Select "Access the Internet with your phone´s data connection" and "Use dial-up connection". You can select the other services as well if you need them.

Please press "Continue".

9.

The software now asks for the details of the Internet Connection

Please do NOT enter ANY data here. launch2net will take care of that later.
Please just press "Continue".

If your Mac has no internal modem, you will see a different picture. Click "Continue" nevertheless.

10.

The Bluetooth Pairing process is done.

Please select "Quit" to close the Bluetooth Assistant.

You can Quit the System Preferences as well.

11.

Further Information

Copyright © 2007 nova media MDS GmbH. All rights reserved. launch2net, launch2net logo, FoneLink and the nova media logo are registered trademarks of nova media MDS GmbH. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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Please use Mac OS X 10.3.9 or 10.4.x and the latest firmware on your cell phone

First Steps ...

Compatibility

1. Make sure you are using the latest firmware on your phone

To ensure full compatibility with data transmission and bluetooth standards, it is always a good idea to keep the firmware of your cell phone up to date. This is especially true for Nokia Cell phones. Your cell phone dealer will help you to find out about how to update your equipment.

How to pair your Mac with your cell phone

1.

On the cell phone:

Please enable Bluetooth on your cell phone

2.

On the Macintosh:

Go to the "system preferences" and select "Bluetooth".

3.

A new window appears "Bluetooth". Please select the tab "Settings".

Please make sure you have selected the Options as seen in this window.

4.

Next select "Devices".

If you already see your phone listed here, please select it and press "Delete Pairing". Then press the button "Set Up New Device"

5.

The Bluetooth Assistant will appear.

Please press "Continue".

6.

Choose "cell phone" in the menu.

Please press "Continue".

7.

The software finds the selected phones

Please select your cell phone and press "Continue". The Assistant will provide a Passkey. Enter this passkey on the phone and then press "Continue".

8.

On the Macintosh:

The software will ask you choose the services. Select "Access the Internet with your phone´s data connection" and "Use dial-up connection". You can select the other services as well if you need them. Please press "Continue".

9.

The software now asks for the details of the Internet Connection

Please do NOT enter ANY data here. launch2net will take care of that later. Please just press "Continue". If your Mac has no internal modem, you will see a different picture. Click "Continue" nevertheless.

10.

The Bluetooth Pairing process is done.

Please select "Quit" to close the Bluetooth Assistant. You can Quit the System Preferences as well.

11.

Further Information

Copyright © 2007 nova media MDS GmbH. All rights reserved. launch2net, launch2net logo, FoneLink and the nova media logo are registered trademarks of nova media MDS GmbH. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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If you already see your phone listed here, please select it and press "Delete Pairing".
Then press the button "Set Up New Device"

Please select your cell phone and press "Continue".

The Assistant will provide a Passkey.

Enter this passkey on the phone and then press "Continue".

The software will ask you choose the services. Select "Access the Internet with your phone´s data connection" and "Use dial-up connection". You can select the other services as well if you need them.

Please press "Continue".

Please do NOT enter ANY data here. launch2net will take care of that later.
Please just press "Continue".

If your Mac has no internal modem, you will see a different picture. Click "Continue" nevertheless.

Please select "Quit" to close the Bluetooth Assistant.

You can Quit the System Preferences as well.