I have a Socket bluetooth gps that i am trying to connect to my K-jam.
The issue is that, i do the pairing with the gps, insert the password, then i configure the ports as: incoming COM6 and Outgoing COM7. Until here everything seems ok, but when i start Destinator6, a bluetooth dialog appears, telling me if i want to connect to the gps. I loose all the connection to the gps when this happens. So i need to get out of the prog do it all again and hope it works. Sometimes it does, maybe 10%.
Can someone help me?
Thanx
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Hello everybody.
I have a Qtek 9100 with Windows Mobile 6. I try to connect my Leadtek 9553 GPS with Bluetooth. Without success. Windows recognize the device after this it ask me the passcode. I entered the passcode like it is in the manuel of Leadtek (normaly ZV-SPP) but Windows returned me that the connection is failed or the passcode is wrong. But if I enter 0000 as passcode it continue and ask me for serial port. I select serial port. After this I add Leadtek as COM8 in the "new outgoing port". GPS Receiver is installed. Now I try to connect TomTom or iGO with the Leadtek. Autodetect didn't detect my GPS receiver. After this I try to connect manuelly. iGO connect to receiver but it didn't got any data from GPS.
I think it didn't connect because the passcode is not correct. Someone know this problem? Or any suggestions... Thanks.
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ernie49
Hello,
i have a question regarding the modem functionality of the StrTrk under WM 6.1 Pro V2.
How can I share the Internet Connection of the phone to a Notebook?
(I already found the "Internet Sharing" shortcut but the question is what to do after...)
In order to find it out, i activated the Sharing through Bluetooth PAN. (On the telephone).
Now ist the the question what I have to do on my Notebook.
My Notebook displays me a Dial Up Connection and a Network Access Point Connection.
What I have to chose and what I have to enter on the Notebook then?
Is there anything to do with the telephone (except the sharing shortcut)?
Many Thanks for helpful answers!
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First off you will need to install active sync onto your laptop, then you will need a sync cable that will attach your phone to the USB port on your laptop. (bluetooth would be very hard to get working for this)
On your phone, start Internet sharing, and then select connect, after it says "Check USB cable connection", plug your phone into the sync cable that is plugged into your laptop.
The active sync will not try to sync but a new internet connection will be found by Windows XP.
Hope this helps
I have the same problem after I upgraded the ROM from HTC website. The upgraded ROM was still wm5. Now I upgrade the ROM from wm5 to wm6. The problem is still there. I checked the modem configuration in XP from control panel, but I can't find the modem device.
I also followed the advice here, but the screen of my phone just indicated "Check USB cable connection". I didn't get the instruction to connect the USB cable.
The upgrading was really nice for my phone except I can't use my phone as a modem. I do want to repair this problem.
Any idea?
Hello,
do you already installed active sync?
Another Problem:
I cant connect the phone through usb cable because the laptop is from the company where I work for. Iam not allowed to install any driver (On my own PC the Generic RNDIS is need to be installed). Is ist possible to have the modem functionality through Bluetooth without using Active Sync?
You don't need ActiveSync / Windows Mobile Device Center to use the Internet Sharing on WM6.
For connecting via USB, make sure you ActiveSync is disconnected and the USB cable is unplugged before you click Connect in Internet Sharing. When you receive the prompt for 'Check USB Cable Connection' plug the USB lead in again. Windows should now detect new hardware in form of a 'Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device' instead of the usual 'Smartphone USB Sync' and a new Local Area Connection should appear in Network Connections.
The Bluetooth PAN option depends on the Bluetooth Stack installed on Windows. If you have the default Microsoft Bluetooth Stack installed (Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista) you can go to Network Connections (on Vista open Network and Sharing Center and click Manage Network Connections below Tasks) and double click on the Bluetooth Network Connection icon. In the dialog that opens the phone's Bluetooth PAN Connection should be listed for you to Connect to.
That's it. You should be browsing the Internet via GPRS / EDGE.
I did install Activesync. Even I can see the remote rndis Internet device after I plug the usb cord to my laptop, the modem doesn't work. I also can't find the modem in the control panel for it.
Thanks, I connected my Cingular 3125 to my computer. The connection is a local connection as a Ethernet card instead of a dial connection. So I don't have to set up a modem driver for it.
Just in case I wasn't clear, you don't need ActiveSync for this to work, the functionality is done entirely separately.
There is no modem device any more, it's all done using a "Virtual" Local Area Network which you'll find listed in Network Connections.
You shouldn't need to configure anything, just plug in the USB cable and wait a few seconds. The phone should initiate a GPRS / EDGE connection automatically and you should then have access to The Internet.
If it doesn't, you may need to temporarily disable any other Local Area Connections (especially any that are used for Internet access) so that your PC is forced to use the one provided by the phone's virtual network connection.
Thanks, your explanation is very clear. The process is exactly like what you said.
StarTrek can be connected with Ubuntu as a Ethernet card now.
Please check "How To: Internet sharing on USB with Linux and Windows Mobile."
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5563028
Until today I used GPS Mock in combination with the Bluetooth GPS app successfully.
Also Location Mock is enabled, internal GPS (which never worked) disabled. I did not change or update any apps.
The BT device is a Qstarz Platinum device which works correctly. I tried it with another BT device which read the coordinated correctly.
So something has changed some (hidden) settings .
I rebooted, reinstalled the BT GPS app, re-paired the BT GPS nothing helps.
Any ideas ?
My bluetooth tether qot quickly progressively slower, so that for a day or two it was just dribbling my data, and also when tethered the bluetooth controllers for playing music, etc., on the Windows 7 PC side wouldn't launch when connected. Also, when I did enable the phone to tether, and clicked the "Connect Using->Access Point" on the computer, the "Connection Successful" notification took several seconds to confirm the connection.
To fix, I did the following:
Removed my bluetooth radio device from PC device manager and reinstalled it.
Fixed permissions in phone's recovery.
Cleared Data of Bluetooth Share app on phone.
Turned bluetooth on to access settings and unpaired the phone from the computer.
Removed the Amaze device from "Show Bluetooth Devices"
Made the devices discoverable and re-paired.
Bluetooth tether is now running at the speed it should, the controllers show up, and the "Connection Successful" notification is immediate.
I don't know which of the aforementioned steps were the critical ones, so listed them all, as they're very simple--for example, it may simply require un-pairing and re-pairing the devices. Dunno. If they go bad again, I'll try that first.
Happy Thanksgiving.