Bluetooth paired but not connected to Dell Wasabi

[uisillini]

The very first time I used my new Dell Wasabi it printed fine without asking for a password. Now it will not connect.
1. Wasabi is fully charged.
2. Paper loaded.
3. Motorola Droid says it's paired with the printer but not connected.
4. Have tried deleting Wasabi but hard pressing and restarting. It keeps reappearing.
5. Will not connect.
6. Keeps saying "the file was not sent to Dell PZ310. Failure reason: This transfer was canceled by the user." I did not cancel it.

Worked once and now nothing. VERY FRUSTRATING. I'm thinking the "not connected" is the issue. The Droid will connect with my HFBLU-HI headset just fine.

 

[uisillini]

Ok, I have kind of an answer but still a question. I was able to print from the Droid but only if it's on the SD card--not from the "download" file on the Droid. FRUSTRATING. I installed Astro File Manager to transfer the file but it changes the file type. I installed Bluetooth File Transfer and it has a print function. So some files will print but only if they are on the SD card. Having a hard time moving anything that's not on SD card to it. HELP.

 

[uisillini]

Kind of an answer.
1.Connected the Droid to my laptop via USB cable and saved pic to SD card.
2. Used Bluetooth File Transfer to send to Dell Wasabi.
VOILA--it printed.

Shouldn't be this tough. The trick is that it has to be on the SD card. If I get a pic in e-mail and try to print it from there it won't work. Still very frustrating, but the printer is pretty slick.

 

[hookbill]

Kind of an answer.
1.Connected the Droid to my laptop via USB cable and saved pic to SD card.
2. Used Bluetooth File Transfer to send to Dell Wasabi.
VOILA--it printed.

Shouldn't be this tough. The trick is that it has to be on the SD card. If I get a pic in e-mail and try to print it from there it won't work. Still very frustrating, but the printer is pretty slick.

Glad we could help you out with this one.:rating09: