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# Bluetooth

Gerencie a conexão Bluetooth em um dispositivo GPS no Navixy com o bloco Bluetooth, usado para parear acessórios como uma chave de identificação do motorista.

Gerencia a conexão Bluetooth do dispositivo para identificação do motorista. O dispositivo identifica o motorista pelo telefone via Bluetooth quando a ignição é ligada.

## Configurações

* **Ativar ou desativar Bluetooth**: ligar ou desligar o rádio Bluetooth do dispositivo.
* **Adicionar telefone**: armazenar o endereço Bluetooth de um telefone no dispositivo para identificação do motorista.
* **Limpar lista de telefones**: remover todos os telefones pareados do dispositivo.

## Disponibilidade

Aparece em modelos de dispositivo que expõem controles de pareamento Bluetooth.

## Veja também

* [bloco de sensores Bluetooth](/docs/user/pt-br/guide/devices-and-settings/device-specific-controls/external-sensors/bluetooth-sensors.md): mapear canais de sensores Bluetooth para sensores da plataforma.


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