Hughes R-BGAN User Manual
The Bluetooth control software on your computer must allow the direct entry of DNS
information. Please consult your Bluetooth device vendor to confirm that DNS entry is
possible with your device.
possible with your device.
Ensure that your Bluetooth device supports LAN access profile. For configuration of LAN
access profile please refer to your Bluetooth device user manual.
Bluetooth Device Address: System-assigned, display-only.
Bluetooth Device Name: The default name is “Regional BGAN Satellite IP Modem.” Click on and
select the current name field, enter the new name, then select the Change Name button to
apply the new name.
apply the new name.
Discoverability: These radio buttons determine whether the Satellite IP Modem is discoverable or
not discoverable by other devices using Bluetooth. The default setting is discoverable, which
not discoverable by other devices using Bluetooth. The default setting is discoverable, which
means that other Bluetooth devices can find the Satellite IP modem when they are in the same
proximity.
proximity.
Bonding: These radio buttons that determine whether the Satellite IP Modem accepts bonding or
does not accept bonding with other devices using Bluetooth. The default setting is accepts
bonding (bonding may sometimes be referred to as “pairing”), which means that other
does not accept bonding with other devices using Bluetooth. The default setting is accepts
bonding (bonding may sometimes be referred to as “pairing”), which means that other
Bluetooth devices can establish a connection to the Satellite IP Modem. Generally, the
Bluetooth Passkey must be entered on the bonding Bluetooth device for bonding to be
successful. Bonding must occur before data exchange can occur between two Bluetooth
successful. Bonding must occur before data exchange can occur between two Bluetooth
devices.
List of up to the last four devices bonded to the Satellite IP Modem, their description and current
connection status. These are display-only fields. You can click on the Unbond button next to
each entry the remove the device information from memory. Once a Bluetooth device is in the
each entry the remove the device information from memory. Once a Bluetooth device is in the
Known Devices table, the device information is “known” to the Satellite IP Modem. If you want to
prevent other devices (e.g.,. other laptops or PDAs within Bluetooth RF range of the Satellite IP
Modem) from communicating with the Modem, you can disable Discoverability and Bonding as
Modem) from communicating with the Modem, you can disable Discoverability and Bonding as
explained in the previous paragraph. You should only do this if the devices you wish to use with
the Modem are already in the Known Devices table.
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Note
Whenever you modify any settings on the Bluetooth screen,
you must exit the Control Pad, exit the Launch Pad, and
you must exit the Control Pad, exit the Launch Pad, and
power the Satellite IP Modem off and then back on so that
the new settings can take effect.
B
LUETOOTH
P
ASSKEY
The Bluetooth Passkey screen is accessed from the main Bluetooth screen. The Bluetooth Passkey
is used to prevent unauthorised Bluetooth devices from bonding with your Satellite IP Modem.
is used to prevent unauthorised Bluetooth devices from bonding with your Satellite IP Modem.
The default passkey is “blue.” To increase security, you should change this passkey to a
sequence of letters and numbers of your choosing up to a maximum of 10 characters.
On the screen, you are shown the current Bluetooth Passkey and prompted to enter the new
On the screen, you are shown the current Bluetooth Passkey and prompted to enter the new
one. Apply or Cancel the change.
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