Verifying Site Manager connectivity over Bluetooth

1 Enable Bluetooth interface in the BTS Site Manager laptop, and then choose Add a device.

2 Select the Bluetooth name of the FZM you wish to pair, and then connect.

3 Select the option which requires manual entry of a pairing code.

Figure: Select manual pairing option

4 Enter LEGACYOTP as pairing code.

Figure: Enter the legacy pairing code

 Figure: Successful pairing

5 The operating system will proceed through the pairing process, and then the FZM will be shown under the
Bluetooth Devices on the Devices and Printer window of the Control Panel. Once paired, establish
connection by selecting Network Connect to establish full connection.

Figure: Establishing PAN connection

If you are monitoring the progress on a BTS Site Manager connected via M-plane or LMT, you will see
Bluetooth alerts indicating that Bluetooth is enabled and that a Bluetooth connection has been
established, similar to Figure8: LMT BTSSM displaying successful Bluetooth connection alert.
 Figure: LMT BTSSM displaying successful Bluetooth connection alert

If another BTSSM is open, for example, via M-plane, the BTSSM connection will fail. Only one BTSSM is
allowed at a time. Likewise, if Bluetooth BTSSM is open, the LMT BTSSM won’t open.

6 Once full connection is established, assign an IP address to the personal area network (PAN) on the laptop,
which is used to connect to the BTS Site Manager.

Assign IP address (192.168.255.243) to the PAN network interface.

Assign a subnet mask value of 255.255.255.248.
DNS address is not required.
Figure: Assigning IP address
7 Ping 192.168.255.245, the Bluetooth IP address of the FZM, to verify successful connectivity. If ping is not
successful, check if the assigned IP address and subnet mask are correct. Also, check the firewall settings.
For instructions, see Checking PC firewall settings in Windows.

Local Screenshots
Configuring local IP for Bluetooth interface
 Accessing the Flexizone from the local PC

Bluetooth Connectivity Established