Hi all,
I'm working on a very special project 8) . I'm trying to send my XDA II screen to a bluetooth headup display.
This bluetooth device does not support BT security features like authentication or encryption. There is no default PIN code.
It works fine with my old Ipaq which can make a connection with the device without soliciting a PIN but my XDA II still ask me for a PIN code ... :?
Is it possible with Windows Mobile 2003 to use a bluetooth device without using a PIN code ?
Thanks in advance !
Johann
I think it needs the pin to bond, at the moment the xda2 is brain damaged in the bluetooth department, hopefully an upgrade will appear soon that will address the issues. Have you tried 4 zeros when prompted for pin?
Is this problem specific to Xda II ? :roll:
I believe it may be, the fact that it works with the ipaq which uses the Widdcom bt stack and the xda2 uses the Microsoft stack which supports very little would indicate it is.
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I have an Alpine (XDA IIi) and an ericsson T39m mobile phone. Both of these devices are bluetooth enabled. I want to know how I may use my PPC to act as a headset so that I can have a telphone coversations that is piped through the T39m.
Why: because I bought my PPC in the UK and when I am in turkey (where I work) its IMEI is locked but my t39m works there. I manage to pipe GPRS via bluetooth dial-up networking going but only if I can get the phone piping too.
Why not use the HTC IMEI changer available on the forums to change your alpine's IMEI to your T39's IMEI?
That way you can scrap your T39 and just use the alpine.
Thaks for the reply. I have tried but did not succeed. The tools are listed for
Typhoon
Hurricane
Tornado
Wizard
Prophet
mine is an Alpine. I do not know why it did not work on my PDA. May be I did not do it right but I tell you I spent months on this. If you can give me a little help of pointer as to how to do this on Apline I will appreciate it.
Regards......
Hi,
Does anybody have ever connected the VDA GPS to a Bluetooth Access Point (BTAP) at home in order to go online via broadband speed rather than GPRS?
How will be the settings?
I have a blue2net and cannot figure out how to establish a data connection between both devices...
Hi tuo_kaerf,
did you get a connection between the VDA GPS and the Siemens blue2net?
I'm looking for a solution to get into www with the blue2net too, but i still haven't found a way to connect these items...
Unfortunately not, due to the PAN profile in Windows Mobile, which is not sufficient for connecting with the BTAP. It is only designed for connecting to other BT enabled devices, such as mobile phones, but not a BTAP.
Could changing the bluetooth stack from microsoft to widcomm be a solution?
This can't be a problem of bluetooth, this must be a software problem...
doityourselfer said:
Could changing the bluetooth stack from microsoft to widcomm be a solution?
This can't be a problem of bluetooth, this must be a software problem...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Funny you, a problem with bluetooth profiles *IS* a software problem
Upps. I originally ment "This can't be a hardware problem"...
So there must be a workaround to get this problem solved.
I'm back again...
Could flashing the VDA GPS to Windows Mobile 6.1 be a solution for this problem?
Hi,
I read a tread about setting the GPS Mode from 2 to 1 in the registry on an other device with Qualcomm MSM6275 chipset.
But the given Key is not available on X7510!
Does anybody know how to change the setting on the X7510?
It would be nice to seek geocaches without a BT GPS
Thanks
Jan
Just set your Geocaching software to use Port 4 (shared) or Port 5 (exclusive).
Hi Ponder,
I do not have problem to get GPS working! Its just that the device has Static Navigation activated. HTC told me, its not possible to change the mode, but they also told about other devices where somebody deactivated SN.....
And with SN Geocaching is no fun....
Greetings
Jan
You may get better results with a 3rd party program like Beeline which has a free trial.
Although SN can't be turned off in the gpsOne chipset, some software can extract accurate location data.
I am currently using Energy 'Phoenix 2' (21892) Feb 17 build. I have a Holux GPSlim 236 GPS receiver that I am trying to connect. I am positive that I am using the correct password to connect, but every time it tries to connect it says "The connection failed or the passcode is incorrect". I have tried everything listed in this post (forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=476940), but nothing seems to fix it. Anyone successfully gotten a BT GPS receiver to work with WinMo 6.5+?
same for me
I don;t have mine anymore.. but you are using 0000 as the password, right? that is what I had to use on mine.. but that was with my HP iPaq.. all my HTC devices jsut used the internal GPS....
Hi,
is there some method, hack or other solution to create a pairing bluetooth without PIN.
I modified a smatphone i link it with other hardware , so i'd like use this smartphone as a Server.
Users can connect via Bluetooth and receive Data, a lot Data.
I'd like avoid pairing because i can't digit PIN in server smartphone.
is it possibile?
Smartphone have Android 4.0.3 or 4.2