Hi, does XDA II have built-in Bluetooth support or do I need any other device for connection with PC? I read that XDA II has a bluetooth support only for data in a website.
xdaII support sync with a pc using
bluetooth
usb
IR (i think)
if your pc dont have bluetooth then you can buy a bluetooth usb reciever
if you by only bluetooth data support as in no support for bluetooth headsets then no xda2 support headset aswell
if you mean that the bluetooth support as in profiles is currently limited on the xda2 then yeah but software upgrades will change that
not sure if this answer my question if not
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Is it possible to use a bluetooth headset for ALL audion not just the phone? I already use Pocket Skype but I want to be able to use my bluetooth headset - since it doesn't consider the Skype to be a phone call - how can I make it use the headset for all sounds produced by the device?
All help and advice appreciated. All good advice and help appreciated more. All useful advice and help... ah, now we're talking!
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think people have been able to get headsets working for normal audio using the broadcom or vidcomm bluetooth stack insted of the ms one
but it also seems that those bluetooth stacks dont support the headset profile so people cant use their headset for phoning anymore
Interesting catch 22 - phone bluetooth or other sounds bluetooth - but not all sounds bluetooth.
Isn't it silly things like this that make a great device irritating?!(Rhetorical)
yes it's silly
guess it comes down to ms not liking bluetooth which they dident invent themselfs so their stack is kinda thin
not sure what vidcomm and the rests's excuse is
i personaly bougth the bluetake iPhono headset which have a dongle which makes it possible for me to use my headset to work with both
phone and music
yes it's silly
guess it comes down to ms not liking bluetooth which they dident invent themselfs so their stack is kinda thin
not sure what vidcomm and the rests's excuse is
i personaly bougth the bluetake iPhono headset which have a dongle which makes it possible for me to use my headset to work with both
phone and music
If what you say is correct, then there is a bit of a conundrum. The telephone operates via the bluetooth stack - so how does the gps receiver connect? There is apparently a way for the PC element of the device to use bluetooth, so why not audio?
I think using an external Btooth transmitter id a bit OTT. This is a software fix requirement.
If what you say is correct, then there is a bit of a conundrum. The telephone operates via the bluetooth stack - so how does the gps receiver connect? There is apparently a way for the PC element of the device to use bluetooth, so why not audio?
I think using an external Btooth transmitter id a bit OTT. This is a software fix requirement.
Rudegar said:
yes it's silly
guess it comes down to ms not liking bluetooth which they dident invent themselfs so their stack is kinda thin
not sure what vidcomm and the rests's excuse is
i personaly bougth the bluetake iPhono headset which have a dongle which makes it possible for me to use my headset to work with both
phone and music
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Hi, I am thinking to buy the Bletake Bluetooth I-Phono BT420Ex + BT430EX with my Qtek 2020 / Xda II, And I want to know it will work properly... my ROM it´s 2.20CHS.
And if yours answer it´s positive, how?
You connet the audio dongle to the output of the pda and the headset with the pda by BT?
Thanks
yes as bluetooth headset it's supported
and the xda dont have to support the dongle
as far as the xda see it the dongle is just a wired headset
the dongle take care of everything wireless
heck if you want you can connect the dongle to something else
and still have it as bluetooth headset for the xda at the same time
when you get a call the headset disable the audio from the dongle and act as a normal bluetooth headset
Hi,
according to this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?p=245461#245461 , I assume that you have this bt headphone and you have used it with satisfactory results...
Now, I still have a few doubts :
1) Do you connect the dongle to the pda and use it to listen music?
2) You use the bt manager of the pda as a handsfree?
3) Or do you use the dongle with the pda to both listen to music, and talk on the phone?
4) Or do you never use the dongle at all...?
5) Did you upgrade the bt manager of the pda? If this is true, where can I do it in the forum?
Thanks for all...
1 yes
2 yes
3 only needed when i listen to music
i just use bluetooth tools
and the org ms bluetooth stack
if one have a bluetooth stack which support a2dp
the dongle is not needed at all
Thanks!!
Many thanks for your patient and reply.
Searching at the forum I found this links, may be interests you...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?p=245660#245660
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=33532&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=325
http://headwize.com/showfile.php?file=announce.htm
Again Thanks A lot.
Hi,
I'm hoping someone can help me. This may be a silly question.
I just purchased an XDA. Can I add a bluetooth application to the XDA, enabling it to have bluetooth capabilities?
Kind Regards
No, XDA (Wallaby) does not have a SDIO slot. It only has a SD slot, which can only accept SD cards and nothing else. Therefore, it cannot work with a SDIO enabled bluetooth card.
If you look for bluetooth headset for your XDA, you have to get an audio adapter first, then the bluetooth audio adapter. This is because the Wallaby/XDA does not have a standard/common audio pin layout. Most bluetooth audio adapter in the market such as those from jabra will not work with the Wallaby/XDA if plugged directly. In the past, Jabra has a specific adapter to be used with XDA type/PPC device, but it has been discontinued.
I will not recommend this solution either as its very costly to get: audio adapter, bluetooth adapter, and finally bluetooth headset.
Thanks for the quick response.
Are there any alternative methods I could use to enable the XDA to have bluetooth capabilities?
Kind Regards
i've seen dongles which let the device use a bluetooth headset
but it dident add any other bluetooth capeabilities to the device
I have a Bluetooth adaptor for my laptop (TRENDnet TBW-101UB) its Bluetooth 1.1 compliant, can I use the Motorola HT820 on my laptop to listen to music wirelessly, or do I need a 1.2 or 2.0 compliant adaptor?
Moto HT820
Had a look through my user guide and it says headphones are bluetooth 1.2
complient.
driver or hardware
can this be solved by downloading A2DP drivers for Windows XP or do I need to buy a new adaptor? My adaptor is actually 1.2 compliant I made a mistake, but I'm using the Windows Bluetooth Stack. I read Windows bluetooth stack does not support A2DP.
pretty mixed results about this
as far as i know A2DP was a part of bluetooth 1.1 too
at least it did show up in the bluetooth protocol back then
not sure if anybody implemented it
get vidcomm software for your dongle and give it a go
widcomm drivers
where can i get widcomm drivers for the TRENDnet TBW-101UB dongle?
syalam said:
where can i get widcomm drivers for the TRENDnet TBW-101UB dongle?
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Did you look around on the developer's homepage? The Widcomm BT stack by itself is only accessible from resellers (hardware manufacturers).
I am thinking of getting a pair of bluetooth headphones for use with my XDA zest. Does the standard bluetooth support this? If not Is it possible? Where can I download the software to make it possible? Please be aware that I am not computer literate!
Hy All, I'm looking for a driver or bluetooth application that helps me make my Windows Mobile my headset from laptop speakers.
I know that is possible to use Stereo Headset from WiMo to stream audio over bluetooth from WiMo to laptop. But what I'm looking is the reverse.
Anyone knows how to find it?
Please, don't tell me to buy a bluetooth headset (because I have 3). It's a enterprise project that I'm working on and the headset needs to be the WiMo device.
Regards,
it's up to the bluetooth stack on the pc if it shows the pda as a audio gateway you can
if it don't you have to get another bluetooth stack which does may require another bluetooth dongle if the one you have don't support the bluetooth stacks which support the audio gateway profile
Rudegar said:
it's up to the bluetooth stack on the pc if it shows the pda as a audio gateway you can
if it don't you have to get another bluetooth stack which does may require another bluetooth dongle if the one you have don't support the bluetooth stacks which support the audio gateway profile
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That's is the problem. How can I configure my bluetooth application on the PC to recognize the PDA as a Headset so I can configure later as a default speaker of my computer?
Any clues? I'm using the defaul driver and bluetooth program of Windows 7.