Hello: I currently use my MPower with my Nokia 6600 (Little brother to your 6620) and I think I can help here. Since I'm not sure what steps have been performed yet, I'm going to go through the entire setup. No condescension is intended here. I'm assuming that you have the BlueTooth turned on on your 6620 and that both units are within 20 feet of one another. I also have the Talks software for my Nokia. If you don't have this software, you might need sighted assistance for the pairing process.
Scanning and pairing: The devices need to be paired. This process prevents unauthorized persons from accessing your cell phone's modem and other capabilities. Once the pairing process has been done, you shouldn't have to repair (Pardon the pun ) them again, but if a full reset is done on the MPower, repairing will be necessary. On your MPower, go to the options menu by pressing function with O, press C for connectivity and B for BlueTooth. The MPower should respond by telling you whether or not BlueTooth is currently turned off or ON. If "Off", then press Y to turn it on. The MPower will then offer to scan for new BlueTooth devices. Press Y to allow it to scan if you haven't done this step already. If you've already done this step, then press the down arrow to hear "List of devices" and press ENTER. Move up and down the list until you hear the name of your cell phone and press ENTER. You will be presented with a list of your phone's available BlueTooth functions. Use the up and down arrows until you hear MODEM. Press ENTER and the MPower will offer to pair and activate the connection. Press ENTER. The MPower will then prompt for a pairing code. Type in a 4 digit numeric code and press ENTER. You should hear your cell phone beep and if you have the Talks software installed, you'll hear something like "BlueTooth Text". Sorry, that one is not very clear, blame the talks software folks. Type in the same 4 digit code on your cell phone and press the left soft key or just press in on the joystick. The cell phone should beep again (I think) and you should hear the MPower say something as well acknowledging the pairing. At this point, the modem connection is now active. If you've already done the paring step, you can activate the MPower to cell phone BlueTooth connection by pressing the function key with O for options and then pressing C for connectivity. Press B for BlueTooth and make sure BlueTooth is turned on. When the MPower offers to scan for BlueTooth devices, press N. The MPower will then say "List of BlueTooth devices". Use the up and down arrow keys to find your cell phone and press ENTER. Then use the up and down arrow keys to find MODEM. If you don't hear the word "Active" after modem, press ENTER and then A to activate the connection. After all of this, you can press escape to back out to what ever function you were doing or to the main menu. Here's a little extra time saver if your using the Nokia 66xx family of cell phones. On your cell phone, go into the menus and find the BlueTooth section. When you're at the point where the phone is showing "BlueTooth ON", use the joystick to go to the right. You'll see a list of devices that the cell phone is currently paired with. Use the joy stick to go down the list until the MPower (I think it still says VoiceNote) is selected. Press the left soft key to get into the options menu for that device. Use the joy stick to go down the list until you hear or see "Set as authorized". Press the left function key or in on the joy stick and you won't have to give permission on your cell each time you want to make a modem call with the MPower. This is real handy when you want to check your email while traveling and the phone is on your belt or packed away in a back pack or purse. Configuring the communications options: I have a separate communications configuration for my BlueTooth calls. I'm not going to go through the process for creating a new communications connection unless you need me to. You've probably done this kind of thing already. Suffice it to say that the BlueTooth connection is VERY!! similar to creating a dial-up connection. The crucial differences between using BlueTooth and dial-up connections are: When selecting "Device to use", scroll through the list of devices until you hear a number (Usually 12 digits). This is the MAC address of your paired cell phone. If you don't hear this number in the list of devices , the phone is not paired with your MPower. Also, change "Wait for dial tone" to No. Cell phones don't use dial tones. All the other options should be the same as a dial-up type of connection. Making a BlueTooth modem call: This part is easy and just like making a dial-up call. From the main menu, press E for email and C to select connect to a service. Scroll down the list of possible connections until you hear the communications configuration you created for your BlueTooth connection with your cell phone. Press ENTER and then select the email service you want to connect with. Press ENTER and if all is well (Your phone is turned on with BlueTooth enabled, BlueTooth is on on the MPower and the gods are smiling on you), you should hear "Dialing" from the MPower. Remember that if you haven't set the Cell to automatically authorize connections from the MPower, you'll have to permit the call on your cell by pressing the left soft key on the cell phone. After a few seconds, you should hear "Connected" followed by "Logging on" followed by a second "Connected", and the email checking process should begin. Some extra thoughts: When BlueTooth is turned on, it does add a noticeable extra drain on the MPower's and cell phone's battery. So, if you're not going to be using it for a while, turn off the BlueTooth function on both the MPower and the Cell phone. When you turn them on again, the paring should have remained so you won't have to go through that mess again. Also, many cell phone companies offer a data service called GPRS. In most cases, when you use this service you don't use regular minutes from your plan. It usually costs a bit extra but if you use the data service a lot with your MPower, you might find it worth it. I use T-Mobile and the service costs me about $20 extra per month. I do notice that it gives me MUCH!! faster connectivity when making a data call. Another nice feature is that I have UNLIMITED minutes while making data calls. You should really enjoy having your MPower BlueTooth connected to your cell. I love to check my email while riding on the bus to school each day and on long car trips. I hope this has helped and If you need any clarifications, please don't hesitate to ask. Jeff Molzow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
