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Hi<br />
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Download trial version of BlueSoleil.<br />
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That is the coolest software for managing and using bleutooth with most of the drivers already in it. That is going to give you all the info about your bluetooth devices.<br />
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Get it from here <a href="http://www.bluesoleil.com/products/Default.aspx?TID=10" rel="ugc">http://www.bluesoleil.com/products/Default.aspx?TID=10</a><br />
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Best<br />
<br />
Mike<br />

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Hi

Download trial version of BlueSoleil.

That is the coolest software for managing and using bleutooth with most of the drivers already in it. That is going to give you all the info about your bluetooth devices.

Get it from here http://www.bluesoleil.com/products/Default.aspx?TID=10 [http://www.bluesoleil.com/products/Default.aspx?TID=10]

Best

Mike


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1) how does one determine the class of a bluetooth device on a Windows machine? Does Device Manager help (one of the info fields under the bluetooth device properties?) ? I want to know if mine is Class 1 (100m range) or Class 2 (10m range), a bluetooth device integrated into my Windows laptop . <br />
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2) is it possible to determine the class of a connecting device as well? e..g if i connect a headset or a mobile ot my laptop.. &nbsp;i read that &quot;The class is received during the discovery procedure.&quot; so does that help?<br />

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1) how does one determine the class of a bluetooth device on a Windows machine? Does Device Manager help (one of the info fields under the bluetooth device properties?) ? I want to know if mine is Class 1 (100m range) or Class 2 (10m range), a bluetooth device integrated into my Windows laptop . 

2) is it possible to determine the class of a connecting device as well? e..g if i connect a headset or a mobile ot my laptop..  i read that "The class is received during the discovery procedure." so does that help?


Howto determine Bluetooth device class?

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