Download blue2net

First Installation of blue2net
Connecting to blue2net via Bluetooth
2.5 Connecting to blue2net via Bluetooth
Make sure that your Bluetooth terminal, such as a laptop or a PDA, supports this
technology and is fully compliant with the Bluetooth LAN access profile.
Follow the steps described in the User Guide of your Bluetooth terminal.
Basically, what you need to do is:
• Start the Bluetooth application on your terminal.
• Search with your Bluetooth terminal for reachable Bluetooth devices
(Bluetooth Device Inquiry).
• Choose your blue2net from the list of devices displayed and connect to it. In
order to identify your blue2net device among other devices displayed, look for
the Bluetooth address of your blue2net. This information is provided on the
label at the bottom side of the blue2net case (see Figure 2).
• When a login window appears on your terminal you have to enter a Bluetooth
Passkey. By default, this Bluetooth passkey is set to '1234' on blue2net.
• Please ensure that your terminal starts a PPP-connection such as Windows
RAS (Remote Access Service).
2.6 Accessing the Built-In blue2net Web Server
blue2net provides a Web interface for configuring parameters, checking the
settings and device information, and also for carrying out software upgrades.
There are two possibilities to access the Web server – Access via Bluetooth or
access via Ethernet.
2.6.1 Required Browser Settings
• Disable the proxy settings on the Web browser of your PDA or laptop.
• Enable the cookies!
2.6.2 Access via Bluetooth
• You need an established Bluetooth connection to blue2net as described in
chapter 2.5.
• Access blue2net's Web interface by entering https://192.168.2.2 (Note that
blue2net only supports secure access via https) in the location/URL field of
your Web browser. This is the default IP address for terminals connected via
Bluetooth. Figure 3 shows the homepage of the blue2net Web interface.
blue2net User Guide
v 1.1
May 2002
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