(Slide your finger on the trackpad key to move the cursor around and press on it to confirm a selection)
Click the Bluetooth menu and wait until Bluetooth On is shown.
To return to the Home screen, press the Escape key.
Verify that Bluetooth is on
Home screen: Bluetooth icon indicates that Bluetooth is on
Setup on PC side
Basic Toshiba Bluetooth stack setup for Windows 7
Download and install the latest Toshiba Bluetooth stack which you can find in the download section of the following website: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/
You should see a blue/white (or green, if Bluetooth is in use) Bluetooth icon in the system tray.
If not, then modify the view as shown in the following picture.
Setup a Dial-up Networking (DUN) connection
In the system tray, right click the Bluetooth icon
Select Add New Connection.
Select your BlackBerry from the list and click Next
In the next steps we need to enter a passkey or just to confirm it if already one was proposed. If you are asked to input a passkey, input any e.g. 71016.
Enter the same passkey on the BlackBerry e.g. 71016
If a passkey was already proposed, just confirm with Yes
The same passkey will be shown on the BlackBerry. Click Yes to confirm it.
Select the Don't ask this again check box. To accept the connection, click Yes.
Click Advanced Modem Settings...
The detected 3G/GPRS string should be shown. If this field is empty, check the website of your ISP provider for the suitable 3G/GPRS string and enter it here. Click OK.
Click Next.
Enter user name and password if these fields are empty. Check the website of your ISP provider for the suitable values in this case. Otherwise just click Finish.
The Bluetooth Settings window shows now a BlackBerry DUN icon for our new configuration.
Open the Windows Device Manager: -> Click Start ->Click on Search Box in Start menu -> Input devmgmt.msc and press Enter
Device Manager -> Click on Modems. -> Click on Standard 33600 bps Modem. -> Right click on Standard 33600 bps Modem. -> Click on Properties. -> Click on Advanced.
Delete all characters in front of the 3G/GPRS string "+CGDCONT...", because some BlackBerry phones have problems with it.
Note: You may encounter a connection error if something is wrong with this string later on.
Tip for IT administrators: The removal of the "&D2" string can be done automatically by a modification of the Bluetooth stack before the installation. In order to do this just add the following line under the [Bluetooth Settings] section of the TosBtUtl.ini file: IsDunAddD2Cmd4InitCmd = Disable
Double click the BlackBerry DUN icon to establish the Internet connection.
Click on the Network location which suits to your environment.
Click Close.
The BlackBerry DUN icon shows a connection symbol to indicate that the connection is established.
Right click on the BlackBerry DUN icon and select Disconnect from the context menu.
The connection symbol disappears again to indicate the disconnected status.
Close the Bluetooth Settings window. If you would like to open it again, just double click on the Bluetooth icon in the system tray.
The setup is complete.
Connect to the Internet
Open your Web browser (i.e. Internet Explorer)
Select your BlackBerry DUN connection and click Connect.
The DUN profile window pops up if the configured start website cannot be reached.
Verify the headline of this window that you are using the right DUN profile.
Click Dial.
Browse the Internet.
The double arrow right to the Bluetooth symbol indicates an established Bluetooth connection on the BlackBerry and the headline displays the status Modem Mode Enabled
Disconnect the DUN connection
Click on Bluetooth system tray icon and then click on Disconnect BlackBerry
To disconnect, click Yes.
The double arrow right to the Bluetooth symbol disappears again to indicate the disconnected status and the Modem Mode Enabled status message of the headline also disappears.
Troubleshooting
Problem: Connection error. Specific port is not open Solution: Verify and correct your 3G/GPRS string
Problem: Service not supported. Cause: Mobile phone does not support Bluetooth DUN service. If your company gave the BlackBerry to you, it may be restricted by your administrator.
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Menu key to open the Home screen
trackpad key to move the cursor around and press on it to confirm a selection) 
Escape key.
