Bluetooth radio:
This gives you the current status of your Bluetooth radio. When your Palm is on, the radio can consume as much power as the screen does. Keeping it off can extend your battery life! You can easily turn the radio on or off by simply tapping the "Turn On/Off" button.

What apps think:
BtToggle Pro uses intelliBT technology. This allows the Bluetooth radio to remain off while applications believe it to be on. BtToggle Pro sets a system global variable that other applications use to determine if Bluetooth is on or not. This "fools" all applications, even the Bluetooth preference panel. When applications need to use the radio, it is turned on automatically.

Bluetooth toggle:
Tired of going to the launcher, then Prefs then Bluetooth? There must be an easier way to enable and disable Bluetooth. Now there is! BtToggle provides a multitude of ways to do it. All the methods work at any time, no matter what application is currently running. Tap the "Configure" button to configure the various ways to quickly and easily turn your Bluetooth radio on and off. You can enable and disable this functionality using the "Enable" check box.

Apps needing Bluetooth:
Save power by keeping the Bluetooth radio off until you need it. BtToggle Pro can automatically turn the radio on when it is actually needed, and off again when it isn't. You can enable and disable this functionality using the "Enable" check box.

Extend battery life:
Save battery power and prevent data corruption by preventing accidental button presses from turning your Palm on. Tap the "Configure" button to configure which buttons or events can turn your Palm on. You can enable and disable this functionality using the "Enable" check box.

Toggle if launched using buttons:
If you go to tap the "Configure buttons" button at the bottom of the screen, and map BtToggle Pro to one of your application buttons (like Date Book) then that button can toggle Bluetooth. No need to open the slider of your Tungsten T!

Toggle if button pressed:
If you don't want to waste an application key on BtToggle, then you can select to hold a particular key for a few seconds to toggle Bluetooth. This way you can keep your application button mappings.

Add status to command bar:
If you make a command stroke (drag the stylus from the lower left to the top right of the Grafitti area) then the current Bluetooth radio status will be displayed on the command bar. Tapping the icon will toggle the radio.

Enable toggle stroke:
If the check box is ticked, you can toggle Bluetooth with a simple stroke on the screen. To make the toggle stroke, simply drag the stylus from the Grafitti area (silkscreen) to the top of the screen. Note: the toggle stroke adds functionality to the "Buttons" application (Prefs->Buttons). Unfortunately you cannot use the toggle stroke for Bluetooth and some other functionality like beaming or keyboard.

For any app that needs it:
If this setting is enabled, BtToggle will set a system global variable that will fool other applications into believing that the Bluetooth radio is on, regardless of the real setting. This eliminates the "Error: Serial timeout" and "Unable to connect to phone" messages that appear if you attempt to make a Bluetooth connection while the radio is off. This is the cornerstone of the intelliBT technology used by BtToggle Pro.

Keep network connection up when switching apps:
If enabled, BtToggle allow Bluetooth network connections to remain up when you switch applications. Otherwise it will cleanly tear down the network connection and turn your Bluetooth radio off when you switch apps.

When going to sleep:
BtToggle can automatically turn off the Bluetooth radio when your Palm going to sleep, whether you press the Power button, or it auto powers off.

When an app using it exits:
If an application uses Bluetooth (and turns the radio on), BtToggle can turn the radio off again as soon as the application exits. For example, if the Address Book sends a phone number to your phone using Bluetooth, BtToggle can turn the radio off once Address Book exits.

When a network connection drops due to inactivity:
A Bluetooth network connection will turn the radio on. If the connection isn't used for a while (Prefs->Network->Details->Idle timeout) then the connection will drop, but the radio will remain on. BtToggle can step in, and turn the radio off automatically.

To turn Palm on:
You can configure the number of times a button must be pressed within one second to be able to turn your Palm on. You can also disable a button completely so it can never turn your Palm on. When a button is pressed, your Palm will turn on, but BtToggle tells it to turn off as soon as possible!

Normal operation if charging:
Power consumption isn't an issue if your Palm is sitting in its cradle charging. If you enable this setting, you can press any button to turn your Palm on. Regardless of whether or not your Palm is charging, pressing the HotSync button will always turn the Palm on to allow a quick HotSync.

Allow alarms and other things:
If this is checked then alarms and other events can turn your Palm on. Other events include the insertion or removal of an SD card and the opening of the slider.

Registration:
This shows the registration status of BtToggle Pro. Please register this application; this encourages us to improve BtToggle Pro and offer first-class support.

Beam/Send BtToggle:
You can send BtToggle to a friend over Infrared (Ir) or Bluetooth (BT). This will give your friend a fully-functional version of BtToggle Pro to try out for 2 weeks.

Language:
BtToggle Pro is translated into many different languages.

Make Preference Panel:
You can make BtToggle Pro be a preference panel. If you do this, it will be listed as a preference option when you launch the "Prefs" application.

Reduce BtToggle Size:
This option only appears once you have registered. BtToggle Pro removes the high-resolution splash screen to save 34Kb of RAM. Once registered, you'll go straight to BtToggle's configuration screens instead of seeing the "Please Register" screen.