When should you select the BT Disabled setting in the Service Menu of Manufacturing Mode?

The BT Disabled setting in the Service Menu of Manufacturing Mode is primarily selected when the device is not equipped for Bluetooth functionality and the appropriate components are absent. This typically applies when the BT label is present inside the bottom door or chassis, indicating that the hardware has been designed without Bluetooth capabilities in mind. Disabling Bluetooth in such cases ensures that the system configuration aligns with the actual hardware specifications and prevents unnecessary error messages or malfunctions related to Bluetooth connectivity.

Utilizing the setting when the Bluetooth label is present aids in maintaining clarity in the device’s specifications. It reflects the hardware's capabilities accurately and assures effective management of and compliance with the system design, which is crucial in manufacturing processes.

Choosing this option helps streamline the production process and assists technicians in understanding what features are available based on the physical components of the device.