Instruction Manual

Managing Data

258 MAX-700

Transferring Data via Bluetooth

If your unit is equipped with the optional Bluetooth device (internal), you

can transfer data between your unit and a computer using the Bluetooth

technology. By default, both the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices are enabled,

but not connected to a network.

If you have disabled the devices, you must enable them before trying to

transfer data via Bluetooth (see Enabling or Disabling the Bluetooth and

Wi-Fi Devices on page 276).

The computer that you use must run Windows XP SP3 or later; otherwise,

there could be problems during data transfer. The computer must also be

equipped with a Bluetooth device and be configured properly.

Note: If you prefer to use devices such as BlackBerry smartphones instead of a

computer for data transfer, you must ensure that they are

Bluetooth-compatible and configured properly.

Some devices only allow data transfer between devices of the same make.

In this case, you will need to use another type of device or a standard

computer to transfer data from your MAX-700 unit.

Your unit must be located within a 9-meter area from your computer

(limitation of the Bluetooth technology).

If you need to transfer large files (more than 1 Gb), use a USB key, or

connect to a Wi-Fi or an Ethernet network.