Is there an app or cab that switches the BT of the Rhodium automatically to on when connecting to the Parrot BT car kt?
thanks in advance,
regards, Kuzibri
hmmm, how do you expect the app to know that you're going to connect to car kit, if the only connectivity is via bluetooth?
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having problems connecting my bluetooth wireless headset to my xda11
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having problems connecting my bluetooth wireless headset to my xda11
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can u tell me specify bout ur headset?
basically, anyway, the bluetooth device has to be paired to become known each other.. have you ever do this?
while you configure your xda2, you also have to set your headset into a pairing mode<see ur headset documentation how to do this>
then you have to know the passcode of ur headset<also in your headset documentation> if done, you just make new bluetooth bound on your xda2.
if it doesn't work, anyway, try to download pocket bluetooth tools on:
http://www.bluetooth.jazztel.es/
this is such a good stuff u can try...
that's all, i hope it'll help
Hi
Does anyone have any idea how to connect a blutooth GPS device to an XDA EXEC running tomtom5? I can connect easily using the genuine tomtom bluetooth receiver however no such joy using any other type bluetooth receiver.
I have been able to pair both the PBT-111 and another bluetooth receiver, but I am only allowed to connect to comm ports 4 or 8 in the connection manager. These selections are not available when I go to the 'configure' option for the receiver within tomtom
Any ideas most welcome
Hi Mick did you have any joy with your connection to the xda exec.
bt and tomtom
if you install bt reciever in tt5,go to other wired recievers and choose the right port number. then it should work.
succes
This helped me when I set mine up.
Hi,
After I install tomtom6 I'm not able to connect to my Bt headset?
Anyone had this same problem and solve it?
Regards
Kruz
i did the same - for me i had to select the bt headset via other bluetooth, where as before i had it set through other cable
hope that helps
shakirakbari said:
i did the same - for me i had to select the bt headset via other bluetooth, where as before i had it set through other cable
hope that helps
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Don't you mean: Connect GPS via other cable in your TT6 config, instead of the BT Headset??
I have exactly the same problem here. (HTC Blue Angel with BlueTooth for Windows CE BT-PPC/PE Version 1.0.0 Build 3900)
When TT6 is installed, I can pair with my Jabra BT135 and create a shortcut, but I can't connect to it by using the shortcut.
After removing TT6 from the Blue Angel, I can connect to the Jabra using the same shortcut immediately.
So think with me here, why is this happening?
Could it be the case that the HTC Blue Angel is only capable of having 1 BlueTooth device/COM-port/connection/channel,
and that TT6 is somehow claiming a BlueTooth channel for a wireless GPS BT receiver that it could try to connect to and so the Jabra won't connect to it anymore?
Or is the HTC Blue Angel capable of connecting with more than one BT-device at a time, but are the headset and TT6 using the same COM-port for BT communications or something? In the second case, how can I change the port used by either the Jabra of TT6 ?!?
Does anybody have an answer to this?
have just resolved an issue others may have with TT6 installation affecting Bluetooth earpiece functionality.
Actually, I found the answer on the net after literally days of searching!.
If you have installed TT6, it will overwrite at least one bluetooth dll file. This can prevent other BT devices functioning after TT6 install. On my XDA 2s, I was able to pair my bluetrek G2 headset, but not connect. The answer is to re-name the "BtCoreIf.dll" file in the PDA wndows file to ""BtCoreIfold.dll".
Immediately, I had my BT earpiece functinality back, AND TTN 6 works too! Don't ask me how, it just worked for me
qtek9090
On my BlueAngel is the same with TT6 vs. Motorola Headset H300.
I've tried to rename BtCoreIf.dll but system don't let me to delete the original file I thing because it is in ROM.
I simple do a workaround: open bt service and connect the headset manually
argosafe said:
have just resolved an issue others may have with TT6 installation affecting Bluetooth earpiece functionality.
Actually, I found the answer on the net after literally days of searching!.
If you have installed TT6, it will overwrite at least one bluetooth dll file. This can prevent other BT devices functioning after TT6 install. On my XDA 2s, I was able to pair my bluetrek G2 headset, but not connect. The answer is to re-name the "BtCoreIf.dll" file in the PDA wndows file to ""BtCoreIfold.dll".
Immediately, I had my BT earpiece functinality back, AND TTN 6 works too! Don't ask me how, it just worked for me
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I will try this out tomorrow on a HTC Blue Angel.
vdl said:
I simple do a workaround: open bt service and connect the headset manually
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Then you don't have the problem as descibed in this topic at all. Because when TT6 is installed, it is impossible to connect to the BT headset (manually).
So I guess you are lucky.
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Then you don't have the problem as descibed in this topic at all. Because when TT6 is installed, it is impossible to connect to the BT headset (manually).
So I guess you are lucky.
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I think so: when headset is connected, TT6 do not connect automatically the Gps receiver, I must to doubleclick on Gps icon.
And vice versa.
I wrote this application because when I get into my car it only connects the bluetooth handsfree and doesn't connect the a2dp automaticly. There is an application that connects the a2dp by pressing a button, it's called a2dp toggle. You can find it here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=437726
My application runs the a2dp toggle command line options to connect the audio to a car radio when the mobile gets connected to the radio for handsfree.
Before you install my application make sure you have installed a2dp toggle. Just install the cab file. After the installation you can start the service with the "Auto A2DP Manager" found in programs, you can also stop the service here. It also starts the service at startup of the device after the installation.
The CPU usage is 0.1% on average and memory usage around 300k.
Let me know if you have some extra idea's.
I like to thank te people that made A2DP Toggle and Pavel Bánský for his windows mobile managed service, his blog can be found here.
[UPDATE 4/14/2009]
I just found out that I have put the location of a2dp toggle hardcoded, so this version only worked when you have installed a2dp toggle on a dutch windows mobile on the device.
This is fixed in the new version v1.0.1.
[UPDATE 4/14/2009]
There was another bug in the application, it seems that there was a little problem with the application link. This is fixed now. New version v1.0.2.
[UPDATE 4/27/2009]
The application has some problems in windows mobile 6.5. It seems that the service runs correctly, but the manager doesn't work.
So in windows mobile 6.5 install the application and soft reset the device. It should then work. Don't use the manager in windows mobile 6.5, it creates new instances of the services and cannot stop them. After a reset they are stopped.
sweet! thanks man - i'll give it a try later 2nite. Wonder if it will work with MSVC, hmmmm
Hello
Cool idea, but it will not work for me.
I want to use this App with my XPERIA and my Car Handsfree "Funkwerk EGO Look". I start the Car Handsfree and then I switch on BT on my XPERIA after a longe Time ago (because the XPERIA BT is very Bugy the Bluetooth connects but the A2DP connection does not appear. If I start it with the A2DP Toggle tool manualy then it works.
Does this app only work on Blackstone Phone?
Bye
bug
no it should work on windows mobile 6 but I looked in to it and found the problem I will fix it and upload the new version v1.0.2, I will do it now.
[UPDATE]
You can download v1.0.2. now
Hello wian007
Now it works, thank you very much.
This Workaround is what i'm looking for a long time, now I can simply switch on BT and play Music in my car and a other affirmative effect is that Bluetooth connects much quicker.
And over again, thanks for you great Work.
Bye
Hello wian
I am again
I am searching a solution to execute a command to pause my MP3 player if A2DP is lost for 2-5sec. I want to do this with a Mortscript, do you know how is it possible to read the state of A2DP (established or not)?
Is there a Registry entry?
Bye
checking the a2dp state
to check the state me the a2dp I used the window mobile state class that comes with the framework. so I think you could find it in the registry but I'm not sure.
I was just wondering about this...
Great work so far.
- Anthony
Quick Question:-
Are you looping to check the connected devices, or are you using RequestBluetoothNotifications from coredll.dll?
-Anthony
no I'm not looping. it is based on events that get fired when a status in the status class of windows mobile sdk changes. I used managed code to write this application.
But maybe I should rewrite it in unmanaged code and intergrate the functionality to connect the a2dp, instead of using the external application a2dp toggle.
quick question-must my car radio have Blutooth?
Is your app able to transmit music/navigations commands to my bluetooth car kit? In stock my ROM is not able to do so.
My old symbian devices where all able to to that. But with windows mobile all is different.
I'm with HD with v3.0 duttys rom and cannot get this thing to work.
Any solution??
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quick question-must my car radio have Blutooth?
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Yes, to make this application work, you have to be able to mannualy connect your mobile with your car radio to have your sound on your car speakers.
Also your car radio must connect as an handsfree control device. This triggers the making of a connection.
If you cannot make a connection with your carradio by running the a2dp toggle executable my application will also not work because my application runs also the executable.
Cupra TDI said:
Is your app able to transmit music/navigations commands to my bluetooth car kit? In stock my ROM is not able to do so.
My old symbian devices where all able to to that. But with windows mobile all is different.
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My application doesn't provide that functionality. My application runs a2dp toggle when a handsfree connection is made.
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I'm with HD with v3.0 duttys rom and cannot get this thing to work.
Any solution??
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Can you post the last lines of the log file "a2dp.log" that has been created in the root of your device?
And does your mobile connect when you run ad2p toggle?
Hope this isn't off topic.
Has anyone seen text messaging work through a Windows CE device to a head unit?
I had a Sony Erricson W810 and the HFP/A2DP worked as did the messaging push to the car stereo. (I have a Kenwood DNX7120 with BT). Could read and respond through the Head Unit...I know a bit dangerous..but the technology worked well.
My symbian (N95) devices worked fine with HFP and A2DP, but not message push either.
My current device (Sony Experia) works great with the HFP and with A2DP profile but again not with messaging.
Just currious...cwh
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Can you post the last lines of the log file "a2dp.log" that has been created in the root of your device?
And does your mobile connect when you run ad2p toggle?
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You mean a2dplog.txt?
a2dp:False hf:True
location: \Program Files\Teksoft\A2DPToggle\A2DP.exe
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It has a more lines, but they are all the same as these two lines
If my mobile connect when I run ad2p toggle?? My device when I plug the key into my car, automatically connects to the car kit bluetooth. No need for any intervention.
Yes ok, your handsfree is connected but does your mobile connect with bluetooth stereo if you run a2dp toggle. It seems that this doesn't work.
So the only solution that I can think of is that you need to set your radio as stereo output in the bleutooth connections. Then test if a2dp toggle connects your phone to the radio. If so restart the device and it should work.
Handsfree
I use Plantronix handsfree when I'm away from the car and a Parrot handsfree in the car. I want the Parrot handsfree to take over automatic when use the car.
Do anyone have the solution ????
I was wondering if there is a hack to be able to connect to the tilt 2 via bluetooth so use it as a bluetooth speaker for another device? Thank you in advance!
Don't Thinks So.
jutnac said:
I was wondering if there is a hack to be able to connect to the tilt 2 via bluetooth so use it as a bluetooth speaker for another device? Thank you in advance!
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NO...There is no application available for the Tilt2 or any other WM based device that i am aware.
You can use your Tilt2 as the Sender and redirect all sounds from your phone over blue-tooth to a headset, Computer or and other blue-tooth reciver.
BT Audio avalible here works for me.
What a pity that this funcionality does not exist for WM !!
I would love to connect my old HX4700 to speakers and send music to it from any device... anyway you can buy hardware bluetooth receiver.