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| Overview |
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| Precaution |
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| Manager update |
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| Welcome |
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| Device recognition |
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| Device activation |
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| Getting root user's privileges |
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This page is no longer available from Sena Bluetooth Device Manager Version 2.7.
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If users select [NO] option for the answer to 'Do you use Bluetooth
Keyboard and Mouse without alternative built-in or wired input devices?' at the
[Precaution] page and the device is a kind of
devices with unsafety for using the built-in bluetooth in the Mac, the manager takes once procedures
to get root user's privileges after the Mac starts up.
It applies to the Mac on Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.
The [Getting root user's privileges] screen will pop up if this is the first time
recognizing the device after startup of the Mac and the [NEXT >] button is pressed at the
[Device recognition] page. The manager will prompt for the current user's password to get root user's privileges
and it will prepare for managing and recognizing a device.
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Getting root user's privileges - Unplug the USB cable and enter password
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The procedure to get root user's privileges is as below:
- Unplug the USB cable from the Mac.
- Enter current user's password.
- Press the [OK] button.
NOTE : The keyboard and the mouse may not work
for about 30 seconds.
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Getting root user's privileges - Plug the USB cable
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- Plug the USB cable to the Mac again.
NOTE : The keyboard and the mouse may not work
for about 30 seconds.
- Press the [OK] button.
Then, the manager will go through rest of the procedure to recognize a device.
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Pressing the [OK] button at step 3 may open the screen as below if the USB
cable is still plugged or the password is wrong. It highlights instruction and displays the number
of retrials with distinguishable color.
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Getting root user's privileges - Failure in getting root user's privileges
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| Failure in recognizing device |
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| Firmware update |
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| Firmware restore |
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| Device setting |
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| Miscellaneous |