Hi All,

Mike, Bluetooth DUN stands for dial up networking. This allows you to use certain cell phones as modems giving you a way to connect to the internet by having the Braille Sense Plus instruct your phone to dial up and connect to your internet data provider. This is across the bluetooth connection so is not real fast but in reality faster than the old dial up modems assuming that you have a fairly fast data provider.

HTH

Robert Carter
On Aug 13, 2009, at 7:36 PM, Mike Freeman wrote:

Hi, all!
I am virtually ignorant insofar as Bluetooth technology is concerned. I've read the BS Plus manual but in discussing supported Bluetooth services, it assumes (correctly, I suppose) that anyone contemplating using Bluetooth knows something about it. Unfortunately, I am not one of those.

What the heck is Bluetooth DUN and when/how is it used?

T I A!

Mike Freeman


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