How To Use This Product - Sony PCGA-BM1 Mode D'emploi

How to use this product

The PCGA-BM1 can communicate with a Bluetooth compatible notebook,
eliminating the need for a cable connection. Communication between the
PCGA-BM1 and the Bluetooth enabled computer takes place on a 1-on-1
basis.
Notes
• Some Bluetooth compatible devices may not function with the PCGA-BM1, depending
on the type of equipment, software version, and other factors. Before purchasing a
Bluetooth compatible device, check its operating environment requirements.
• The data transfer rate between the Bluetooth compatible device and the modem station
is about 30 kbps for a dial-up connection. (The actual data transfer rate will vary,
depending on factors such as the presence of obstacles between devices, interference,
and the operating system or the software used. The 30 kbps value applies only to use of
the modem station in conjunction with the PCG-SR31K or PCG-C1VFK.)
A typical configuration is shown below.
Analog telephone line
The PCGA-BM1 is connected to the analog telephone line and the built-in
modem is used to establish a dial-up connection.
Telephone line (analog)
* For information about master device and slave device, see "Bluetooth Wireless
Technology" on page 34.
Modem station (slave)* Computer (master)*
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