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On device debugging using USB cable
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There is no major differences between both, except that USB is a little bit simpler. You can follow bluetooth instruction, just ignore the pairing/connecting stuff (and be sure your TRK is connected in USB mode.
Eric Bustarret
NewLC Founder & CEO / Professional Symbian OS Consultant
Forum posts: 32
I got the answer.
At the time of launching TRK it will ask for to enable bluetooth, select NO for that and go to option->settings->connection and select USB from that.
For checking of which port device is connecting go to Control Panel -> system -> device manager -> Port. There u can see the device name attached to ur PC and with which port.
so at the time of debugging in device give the same port name in carbide.
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