Before adding (also called pairing) a Bluetooth-enabled device to your central device, make sure the device to be paired is turned on and discoverable.
Your Windows device may need a Bluetooth adapter to connect to a Bluetooth device. Check with your Windows device user guide for details.
Some non-Microsoft Bluetooth dongles and built-in Bluetooth devices in the host PCs have ONLY marginal driver support for Secure Simple Paring (SSP) printing and may not complete the
Add printer
wizard normally.
You may need to access
Bluetooth Devices
under Windows
Settings
and activate SPP for the 'device', that is, the Bluetooth-capable printer you are installing.
Install the printer to a local printer (USB, for your printer), and then change the
Port
after the completing the installation to SPP (virtual serial port) COM port.
Click the
Windows Start
( ) button, then select
Settings
.
Click
Devices
.
Click
Bluetooth
.
If your PC does not have Bluetooth installed, the Bluetooth category will not be displayed in the list of device categories.
The printer is identified by its serial number as shown here.
Click the printer icon, then click
Pair
.
The printer prints a passcode.
Compare the passcode with the one on the screen. If they match, click
Yes
.
The printer status changes to Connected when pairing is complete.
) button, then select 
