Adding bluetooth fonction

Hello I have added the bluetooth to my imac so i could use wireless keyboard and mouse... but when my computer is on sleep it does not recognise either a mouse click a keyboard tap..so my computer just wont wake up ???

With Bluetooth module installed and seen by the wake system, can you
go into System Preferences>Bluetooth and choose to change settings,
so you can enable more features? My iMacG4 does not have BT installed
and it was an option, so unless there's some permissions issue or other
control setting to enable its full functionality, it should just work.
For some important keyboard combos and admin functions you
may need to still have a USB keyboard and mouse handy, be-
cause the Bluetooth hardware won't be energized for some of
the "on boot" keyboard commands you'd need to reset PRAM
or maybe other ones sometimes necessary for troubleshooting.
You also may be able to add a BT 'control icon' to the main menubar;
similar to what a bluetooth-enabled 'Book will have. My iBookG4 has
bluetooth, but I don't use a wireless keyboard or mouse with it, so far.

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All you need to do is to buy a BlueTooth dongle, for about £10, which just plugs in to a USB port and you are BT activated. But unless it is the D-Link one that Apple recommends, it may not work with a headset, though it works OK syncing with and transferring files to and from a digital camera.

Adding Bluetooth to R705-P35

I would like to add Bluetooth to my R705-P35. I want to add it internally like if Bluetooth were installed at the factory. Is the wiring harness and Bluetooth module available as parts? What parts are necessary and where do you get them? Is this possible?
I know it's easy to add a USB Bluetooth adapter but where's the fun in that!
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I just added a bluetooth module to my R705. I tried to document the process. The link is below. Hope that helps.
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Adding bluetooth capability to eMac w/o

I'm looking to add bluetooth capability to my eMac that didn't come with bluetooth installed. I added an airport card by myself, and it was fairly straightforward. Is there such a thing as a "Bluetooth card" that can be installed internally, or is my only possible option a USB dongle?

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Adding Bluetooth Capability to my LG TV

Hi guys,
please how can I add bluetooth capability to my TV LG 50LS4000UA?
My intention is to buy a Bluetooth set of speakers and place them on random spots in my living room. Please let me know
Thank you.
Mauro

Maurov2 wrote:
Hi guys,
please how can I add bluetooth capability to my TV LG 50LS4000UA?
My intention is to buy a Bluetooth set of speakers and place them on random spots in my living room. Please let me know
Thank you.
Mauro
There are BT adapters you can connect to the audio out on the TV.
However, there's a few problems doing this:
1) Randomly placing speakers will make your audio sound out of balance unless you indiviudally adjust each speaker for the optimal seating position.
2) You'll need powered speakers, each speaker will need a plug or need to be connected to another speaker in the set for power. Battery powered speakers sound terrible and don't hold a charge for very long.
3) BT audio is stereo only, lossy, and unless you're willing to lay out some cash for the speakers the sound fidelity is pretty bad. Expect fun things like crackles and audio pops.

Adding bluetooth to a power mac G4

I"m getting a G4 tower as a back up mac and it does not have bluetooth. The only keyboard I have is the wireless keyboard connected to my macbook. How can I add bluetooth to the G4 so I can use the wireless keyboard with it?

Hi-
Yes, you can. Get a D-Link DBT-120 USB Bluetooth adapter (rev B2 or later).
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Adding Bluetooth to my Power Mac without USB.

Hi,
I'd like to add Bluetooth to my 1.8GHz Dual G5 Power Mac as cheaply as possible without using a USB port. Any recommendations for cheap PCI cards pleases.
Thanks
Max

I have one of these plugged into my keyboard:
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21KfMZN-T6L.jpg
(1) http://www.amazon.com/Tiny-Bluetooth-Adapter-Dongle-Black/dp/B001EBE1LI/ref=dpcp_ob_e_title0
(2) http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=400052901851#ht2408wt1167
(3) http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290309644944&ssPageName=ADM E:B:EOIBSA:GB:1123#ht1769wt941
I bought one like 2 and 3 (thou (2) got his pricing wrong and was only £2.75), one for my G5 and one for a windows laptop. I found that (2) dongle kept loosing my bluetooth mouse. I swapped the dongles over and found my bluetooth mouse preferred the (3) (only £1.75)
So any above should work and if plugged into your keyboard or the front of the G5 wont take up a USB at the back.

Adding Bluetooth to my notebook

Hi,
I have a dv2-1039wm notebook that I've recently updated to 8.1. I'd like to add the Bluetooth module that was available on the dv2-1000 series. Can I do that to this one? If so, how?
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Adding Bluetooth to my MDD dual 1.25??

Just curious if anyone knows if an Apple Bluetooth Module, Model A1044, p/n 820-1449 will fit/work in my G4 MDD dual 1.25? I believe that there is a built in antenna and plug right next to the AirPort slot in my tower. If not, how about a card with the p/n 820-1696-A? I think that one is for a newer G5 but not sure either.
Any info would be great. I can't find any info anywhere and I'm looking a a module on ebay.
I had originally posted this elsewhere but I think I found the right area for the experts to take a gander...
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Robert

Carl B;
Specs for the '02 (DP 867, DP 1 GB, DP 1.25) FW400 MDD series lists a Bluetooth adapter in the "Other" section - options, I presume.
For the '03 1.25 (only) FW400 MDD, as you state, no Bluetooth option is listed under specs.
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Adding Bluetooth and Airport module?

I recently acquired a 1.25 GHZ 1st gen Mac Mini with a 40GB HD which did not include the Bluetooth / Airport module.
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If you can get hold of one of these kits, it contains the Airport card and 'riser' and antennas for both Airport and Bluetooth. Fitting is relatively easy if you have confidence in opening your mini, and with a little care can be done in about 30 minutes.

Adding bluetooth to a TX2-1370US?

I got a tx2-1370US which sadly doesn't come with Bluetooth. Leaving aside it's the 21st century and any machine that comes with a modem but no bluetooth is a pretty strange product I tried using an external Blekin BT dongle that was pretty small and I hoped to be able to leave isntalled but sadly it's already manage to get snapped (lasted 6 days!) so... I was wondering if there's an internal hack/upgrade I can do to get bluetooth (as some of the other tx2 models have it) ... I tried wading through the HP parts list online but failed to find anything.
It's a nice little machine (apart from the heat and fan noise) but the lack of BT is killing me!

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... were the games etc on the machine when you got it?
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Vista - Adding Bluetooth / Mighty Mouse?

Just got a Mighty Mouse for my MacBook running Vista and it does nothing so far, I can't even find how to add Bluetooth devices in Vista? It is supposed to be in the control panel, but it doesn't appear to be there...
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Any help would be appreciated!
SH

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SH

Adding Bluetooth 2.1 via USB?

My Late 2008 Mac Pro has Bluetooth 2.0 built-in. But I want to use a stereo BT headphone which needs A2DT. I'm pretty sure it requires Bluetooth 2.1. I bought a IOGear USB Bluetooth 2.1 dongle, but when I plug it in, my Bluetooth status says BT is turned off.
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No, it doesn't have any drivers of any sort.
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Adding bluetooth for HP DV-7-6163US

Can I add an internal bluetooth module for my HP DV-7-6163US? If so, what is the part number(s)?
Also, it is better to replace my Wifi mod with one that supports bluetooth also?

Hi:
Below is the link to the service manual for your notebook.
Since your notebook specs indicate it has an Intel processor, you can add a separate bluetooth module, but doing so will be difficult. There is a lot of disassembly required. See chapter 4, page 80.
You will need to order both the module and the cable.
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02842278.pdf
If it were me, I would replace the wireless card with one of the ones with the combo bluetooth radio listed in Chapter 3, starting on page 31. Make sure you look at the ones for all computer models or the ones with Intel processors.
I don't know what wireless card you have now, but bear in mind if you go with a combo wireless/BT card, they will all be single band (2.4 GHz) cards.
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Adding Bluetooth Capability?

Can I add a Bluetooth Module to my Pavillion G7-1312NR laptop running on an AMD processor? I'm looking for an internal one, not one that takes up a USB port.

Hi:
Below is the link to the service manual for your notebook.
http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c02834058/c02834058.pdf
Because your PC has an AMD processor, you cannot add a separate bluetooth module.
Your only option would be to replace your current wireless card with a supported wireless/bluetooth combo card listed in the service manual in Chapter 3, pages 26 & 27.
You can only purchase one of the wireless cards listed in the manual, and it must have the HP part number on it, or it will not work.
Please pay particular attention to the fact that some cards only work with AMD or Intel based processors as noted in the manual.
Paul

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