Recently purchased an iPAQ HX2755 which I immediately uploaded the newer firmware... The problem I am havin right now is there is no range to my bluetooth as I have to hold me Bluetoot GPS antenaae right next to the PDA in order to receive the signal and start data transfer.. If I move the GPS Bluetooth antenae 1/2" from the PDA I loose connection... I paired the GPS Bluetooth with my Bluetooth enabled laptop and I get great reception as far as 25'.. What say yea??? Bad PDA?? Wrong new firmware??? Thanks in advance
As an update I have contacted hp Warranty Support via phone and we determined that all the criteria was made to have the hx2755 returned to have diagnostics performed and repair if needed.. All my computers and periphery are HP as I have full confidence in the product line.
Select the "Bluetooth" icon from the Today screen of your iPAQ h1940. Click on "Bluetooth Settings." Touch the "Turn on" button.
Select the "Accessibility" tab from the Bluetooth menu and select "Allow other devices to connect" and "All devices." Click "OK."
Click on the Bluetooth icon in the upper right-hand corner of your Mac. Click "Turn Bluetooth On."
Select "Set up Bluetooth Device" from the Bluetooth menu and click "Continue." Select "Any Device" and click "Continue."
Select your iPAQ h1940 from the list of devices and click "Continue." Input the passkey number from your Mac into your iPAQ.
Select the type of syncs you want with your iPAQ and Mac and click "Continue."
Select "Browse Device" from the Bluetooth menu on your Mac and select the iPAQ from the list. Click "Browse."
Add or remove files from your iPAQ h1940 by clicking on them and dragging them into a file on your iPAQ or on your Mac. Close the window when you are finished and select "Turn Bluetooth off" from the Bluetooth menu.
Click "Turn off" on the Bluetooth icon on your iPAQ h1940.
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