Bluetooth is an option in a mobile phone that allows you to establish a wireless connection with other devices, such as a phone, a computer. That is, the owners of cell phones have the opportunity to exchange pictures, video and audio images, applications via the radio channel.
Instructions
Step 1
Make sure your phone has a Bluetooth connection. To do this, you can read the instructions that came with the phone, or go to the phone menu and find a tab with the name of this option there.
Step 2
As a rule, files are exchanged using radio waves, so you should position the paired devices so that the distance between them does not exceed 10 meters. When using Bluetooth, the battery is discharged much faster; therefore, disable this option when not in use.
Step 3
Go to the phone menu, select the "Options" or "Settings" tab. In the list that opens, click on the "Communication" item, and then Bluetooth. Make this option active, that is, enable it.
Step 4
You can also set the availability of the phone, that is, either it will be visible to everyone in the 10-meter zone, or periodically available, or hidden for everyone. You have the option to rename the name of the phone, which will be visible to the paired device. By default, the name of the phone model will be indicated, for example, NokC6.
Step 5
After activating Bluetooth, find the file you want to transfer, open it. In the lower right corner you will see the item "Functions", click on the key that is under it. In the list that opens, click "Send", and then - "Via Bluetooth". A window will immediately appear where the search for those devices that are in the accessible zone will be carried out.
Step 6
After determining the device to which you want to transfer the file, click "Connect" or "Connect". The main thing is that it also has the Bluetooth parameter active. Instantly a request for permission to receive information will come to the paired phone or computer, sometimes you need to enter a password, which includes four zeros. The file will then be transferred.
