Poor Bluetooth reconnection capabilities

When I start the Ovi Suite, it connects just fine to my phone (Nokia 7510) via Bluetooth. However, if I leave the room to take a call or move the phone out of range for any other reason, I cannot reconnect my phone until I close and restart the program. It looks as if the program is trying to reconnect, but it never does. If I try to sync something, the program tells me to connect my phone with USB or Bluetooth, but I can't even find a manual reconnect command to issue to the program.

Hi palswim,
Could you be more specific about your issue.
-Which operating system do u use and which firmware version do you have in your mobile? ( *#0000# will reveal the details)
-Which version of OVI suite you use?
-Go to OVI suite -> help -> About nokia OVI suite -> System information. Paste the information...
Regards
Regards,
Diwa
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Could you be more specific about your issue.
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