Help required for K750i Bluetooth PIN

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  1. Gud

    GudjonFan Well-Known Member

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    I just got a new k750i mobile phone and for the first time it has bluetooth on board.

    I never bothered setting up a PIN on my old phone, so this one doesn't have one yet either.

    If i understand correctly, I can put a PIN on the SIM Card (to be entered when switching the phone on) and a PIN on the handset itself (to be entered when I unlock the keypad).

    I managed to transfer a photograph to a friends phone yesterday (and their phone asked me for a PIN before the transfer took place). Any ideas where I set this up (or is it merely one of the two PIN codes above)?

    Would you recommend I set up all the PIN Codes on my phone? I'm using PAYG.

    TIA,
    Stephen
     
  2. Gue

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    the pin for sendin bluetooth isnt really important, most of the time when u transfer something it will ask for a pin, the pin dosnt have to be on your phone, as long as both parties put in the same pin
     
  3. Gud

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    Ah, thanks. So that's just like a "handshake" so to speak.

    Do you have a PIN set on both your phone and your SIM Card?
     
  4. Gue

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    it is
     
  5. Gue

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    i only have a pin code on the sim card
     
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    That's great. Thanks.
     

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