Z60t bluetooth headset

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Z60t bluetooth headset

#1 Post by jcramer » Mon Aug 07, 2006 5:10 pm

I own a z60t... Im trying to get a bluetooth headset to work with this thing. I have tried to use advice from other forums dealing with the bluetooths stacks and have had no luck at all... I thought the whole concept behind having bluetooth was that it was supposed to be user friendly, not the case. Now in my bluetooth devices it shows Microsoft Enumerator and then Thinkpad with enhanced data rate this driver is up to date. I tried using the thread for other thinkpad models on this forum but the Integrated bluetooth II driver does not support the z60t. Are there any other z60 users having this problem also?

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#2 Post by Humpa » Mon Aug 07, 2006 8:43 pm

On my new Z60m, under Bluetooth Devices I have Bluetooth Bus Enumerator and ThinkPad Bluetooth with Enhanced Data Rate.

Did you do anything to your Z60 (like instal SP2?) - I know it is a pain to take control back of Bluetooth from windows after installing SP2 (or if you try reinstalling BT, and it uses the windows drivers):
http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;889814

Not sure if that is your problem or not. But here's the Bluetooth software for our Z series TP's:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... #bluetooth

I'm not sure what you should try (there is a BT firmware package and a BT software package) - I suppose that depends on what your exact problem is.
What happens when you double click the BT icon in the taskbar (or the My Bluetooth Places link)? Is the BT icon in the taskbar blue with white (or is it red)?
You do have the BT power On, right?(Fn + F5)

BTW, Bluetooth should be easy - and it is if the Widcomm drivers are installed/working correctly (that's what the Thinkpads use - the Widcomm stack, which is the best BT stack)
X21 (upgrade: 384MB ram 60GB 7200rpm)
T42 2378-DXU (upgrade: 1.5GB ram 60GB 7200rpm)
Z60m 2531-MTU (upgrade: 2GB ram)

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