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UBT1000

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Bluetooth  Wireless 

USB Adapter

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The Bluetooth

 

 Wireless USB Adapter

 

specifically designed to plug into an available 
Universal Serial Bus port connecting to a 
desktop or laptop PC. It allows you to make 
short-range wireless connections between 
Bluetooth devices such as cellular phones, 
personal digital assistants (PDA), and desktop 
and notebook computers.

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The Bluetooth

 

 Wireless USB Adapter

 

uses radio transmission, voice and data are 

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transmitted almost immediately. Bluetooth  
transmission ensures both protection from 
interference and secure data transfers.

 It 

helps people share and access the 
information that's important to them 
more easily.

Link your notebook with your handheld, 

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mobile phone, printer and other Bluetooth   
devices within your personal area network 
(PAN) via a secure short-range wireless 
radio link. Get rid of all those troublesome 
cables and automatically share documents, 
browse the internet and synchronize calendars, 
address books and more.

Uses 2.4 GHz ISM frequency band.
High-speed Wireless Transmissions, up to 
721 Kbps Data Throughput.
Enable wireless connectivity between a 
notebook computer and a cellular phone.
Connections within ranges up to 32 feet 
(10 meters).
Provides a high degree of security for 
communications between Bluetooth 
devices.
Connect with Bluetooth devices outside 
your PAN to quickly and easily share data, 
files and information with a friend or co-
worker
Synchronize devices in your Personal Area 
Network to keep your data consistent.
Ease of use.
Plug and play installation in Windows98 / 
2000 / ME / XP

FEATURE

Interface
Frequency Band
Data Rates
Security

Typical Range

Topology

LED Indicator
Supported OS

USB1.1
2400-2483.5 MHz
Up to 721 Kbps
Data encryption up to 128-bits
Frequency hopping spread spectrum
Devices connect for access and data sharing within 
ranges up to 32 feet (10 meters)
8 devices
point-to-multipoint
Power: Orange LED
Windows98/2000/ME/XP

SPECIFICATION

INTRODUCTION

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