Manage Bluetooth® Devices

You can register, or pair, Bluetooth®-compatible devices with your PSP™ system. You can also manage the Bluetooth® devices that are connected to your system.

Registering a Bluetooth® device

1.	Prepare the Bluetooth® device.
2.	Select (Settings) > (Bluetooth® Device Settings).
3.	Select [Manage Bluetooth® Devices].
4.	If the message [There are no Bluetooth® devices registered. Do you want to register a device?] is displayed, select [Yes]. If you already have registered devices, a list of the devices will be displayed. Select [Register New Device] on that screen.
5.	Select [Scan for Bluetooth® Devices]. A list of Bluetooth® devices within range of the system is displayed.
6.	Select the device that you want to register with your PSP™ system. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the operation. If required, enter your Bluetooth® device’s pass key. For details about the pass key for your Bluetooth® device, refer to the instructions supplied with the device.

Registering a PS3™ system controller

You can use a controller for the PS3™ system to operate the PSP™ system.

1.	Prepare the following items: A controller for the PS3™ system A PS3™ system Two USB cables (the USB cable that is included in the PSP™go system package, and the USB cable that is included in the PS3™ system package)
2.	Select (Settings) > (Bluetooth® Device Settings).
3.	Select [Manage Bluetooth® Devices].
4.	When the message [There are no Bluetooth® devices registered. Do you want to register a device?] is displayed, select [Yes]. If you already have registered devices, a list of the devices will be displayed. Select [Register New Device] on that screen.
5.	Select [Register a PS3™ System Controller]. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the operation.

Hints

You can register up to eight Bluetooth® devices with one PSP™ system. If you cannot register a device because you have reached the maximum number of devices, try deleting a registered device.
For details about a Bluetooth® device, refer to the instructions supplied with the device.
A "pass key" is a type of hardware ID used to register a Bluetooth® device. It may also be referred to as "pass code", "PIN code", "PIN number",　"password" or "authorization code".

Managing Bluetooth® devices

You can check information about the Bluetooth® devices that are connected to your PSP™ system, or connect and disconnect devices. After selecting the device that you want to manage, press the triangle button, and then select an option from the menu that is displayed.