The name "BlueSoleil" is derived from "Blue" (Bluetooth) and "Soleil" (the French word for Sun). This nomenclature inspired the software’s signature graphical user interface (GUI), which visually represents the computer as a central "Sun" and connected devices as orbiting "Planets."
| Profile | How to use | |---------|-------------| | | Right-click headset/speaker → Connect → Audio . Then play music from PC. | | HSP (Headset mic) | Right-click headset → Connect → Headset . | | PAN (Internet sharing) | Right-click phone → Connect → Network Access . | | DUN (Dial-up) | Right-click phone → Connect → Dial-up . Then dial *99# (varies by carrier). | | HID (mouse/keyboard) | Pair the device; Windows will install driver automatically. | | Serial Port (SPP) | Right-click device → Connect → Serial Port . Note COM port number (e.g., COM5). Use in terminal software. | IVT BlueSoleil 8.0.395.0
Unlike the text-heavy menus of native drivers, BlueSoleil uses a "sun and planets" metaphor where the central icon (the sun) represents the PC and surrounding icons (planets) represent connected devices. Technical Specifications Developer IVT Corporation Version OS Compatibility Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 (32/64-bit) Standard Support Bluetooth SIG 3.0 Interface Proprietary Graphical User Interface (GUI) The name "BlueSoleil" is derived from "Blue" (Bluetooth)
IVT BlueSoleil 8.0.395.0 is a professional-grade Bluetooth software and driver suite for Windows that allows computers to wirelessly connect with various Bluetooth-enabled devices | | HSP (Headset mic) | Right-click headset
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: Supports sending and receiving text messages (SMS) and making hands-free calls using paired headsets through the computer. Networking
is a comprehensive Bluetooth software suite and driver stack developed by IVT Corporation. It is designed to enable seamless wireless connectivity between a Windows-based computer and a wide variety of Bluetooth-enabled devices, including smartphones, headsets, printers, and keyboards. Key Features and Functionality
