How to bypass Emulator for Bluetooth

Hi, I have a bluetooth device installed on my computer. i have made a project on JDK WTK2.2
When ever i run the application, it runs using the emulator. I want to know if there is any way to by pass the emulator and actually use my bluetooth hardware with my pc to run the application

Disregard, i found the darn thing in photoshops prefs.

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