JSR 82 for the 2.5.2 wireless toolkit

Can someone please confirm if the implementation for JSR 82 is included in the Sun Java Wireless Toolkit 2.5.2 for CLDC?

I'm new enough to j2me programming and the wtk itself so I may have missed the point of your question but in my understanding...
The sun wtk does contain an implementation of the bluetooth specification but this is only an interface and it does not actually enable communication with a device as stated in the wtk faq <link = http://java.sun.com/products/sjwtoolkit/FAQ.html#general>
"Can I connect the wireless toolkit to an external bluetooth device, such as a mobile phone?
No, the wireless toolkit does not enable communications with wireless devices. "

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    It would be great, as we are on the fourth (4) replacement of this HP 8000 printer. For example, it would be great if we could use normal (80g) paper and not has to use (HP) 90g paper, as this prevents us from using the duplexer and only print on one side.

    Thanks for the advice to contact HP tech support!
    I have tried in multiple ways since November 2009 to contact HP, when I got the first (of 4) printers. The first 3 printers was subsequently replaced.
    Finally in late June 2010 I got the message that there was coming an firmware update for Windows, but not for Mac's. The firmware should improve among other things the paper pick up (load paper issue) and the print-heads life.
    I have applied the Windows firmware on the printer from a pc, but still seems to have load-paper issues, even using HP Bright White paper, when printing from Mac's. I have not tested the printing from a pc, but assumes that a firmware upgrade the printer, and are not specific to a certain OS.

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