How to Connect to a Bluetooth Without Pairing

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WIth Bluetooth, you can download information to your phone.

With Bluetooth technology, you can send and receive files. You can also access other Bluetooth-enabled phones within your range. This is a desirable option if you want to transfer information from your old phone to your new phone. Both phones must be Bluetooth-enabled before you can access this information. Connecting to another Bluetooth-enabled phone is a quick and simple process.

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Step 1

Press the "Menu" button on your phone. Press the navigational arrows to select the "Bluetooth" sub-menu.

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Step 2

Select "Add a Device." Search for your other Bluetooth-enabled phone. Use the navigational arrows to highlight and select it.

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Step 3

Press "OK" to confirm the connection. Enter a passkey. If you forgot the passkey, enter "0000," which is a default passkey for most phones. Press "OK" once again.

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Step 4

Navigate to the "Media" sub-menu on your phone. Locate the Bluetooth-enabled phone, by its name. You now have access to music, video, photos and contacts.

Step 5

Highlight the file you want and press the center key. Press the right soft key and select "Save" to save it to your phone.

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