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Bluetooth Mouse
To setup a Bluetooth mouse:
1. If the Start Up window is not displayed, open the Start Up menu (OTL).
2. Press 5.
3. Press 3. The StackHID window displays.
4. Press ALT - ALT to access the file menu.
5. Use the navigation keys and select Setup > Port > BTS6. Press ENTER. The large text box displays the stack
initializing. The text ends with the word “success”.
6. Place the Bluetooth mouse into Discovery mode (refer to the instruction manual for the mouse).
7. Press ALT - ALT to access the file menu.
8. Use the navigation keys and select Devices > Start Inquiry. Press ENTER. The wearable terminal searches for
Bluetooth devices in the area and displays the Bluetooth address for each Bluetooth device it discovers in the
text below the large text box.
9. To get more information about a particular discovered Bluetooth device press TAB to highlight the Bluetooth
addresses listed in the text box.
10. Use the navigation keys to select a particular Bluetooth address.
11. Press ALT - ALT to access the file menu.
12. Use the navigation keys to select Devices > Get Remote Device Name. Press ENTER.
13. The wearable terminal communicates with the Bluetooth device and then displays the device name in the large
text box. For example, it may display Microsoft Mouse.
14. Once you know which Bluetooth address belongs to the Bluetooth mouse you wish to connect to, highlight that
Bluetooth address.
15. Press ALT - ALT to access the file menu.
16. Use the navigation keys and select Remote Data > Send to OS. Press ENTER.
17. Press the TAB key continuously until the Open Client button is highlighted.
18. Press ENTER.
19. The wearable terminal connects to the Bluetooth mouse.
20. Do not close the StackHID window. Closing the window disables the Bluetooth HID connection.
NOTE The following procedures assume that you are using the wearable terminal keypad.
Use these procedures for OEM version 04.20.0004 and below.
For OEM version 05.30.0000 and above, see Chapter 6, Using Bluetooth for more information on using
the BTExplorer application.
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