I've bought a htc wired remote control from the internet. I received it today and connected it to my HTC hermes with windows mobile 6. After installing the drivers only the sound works but none of the buttons. I've installed these drivers: Y-cable_HERM1_070316.CAB
Does any of you has a htc wired remote control working on a HTC hermes?
Are you sure that it works by installing only the Y-cable driver ?
I have the sameMDA Vario II and when I installed this nothing worked
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Hi,
I just bought an USB Bluetooth Dongle Adapter 100M. I can get some connection with the delivered program BlueSoleil but I liked more activesync.
I uninstalled this software and tried activesync 4 beta but it didnt work, and also not with activesync 3.8 final version.
The question is how can I easily connect via bluetooth usb to activesync?
The following is done yet :
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- Activesync is installed (tried with USB,comport 4,5 and 6 yet)
- Bluetooth adaptor driver is installed & working
- Blue tooth is turned on + discoverable to other devices + receive beams
(I also turned off receive incomming beams but no difference)
- New device has been added : my PC & MDAII are paired
Then I choose on the MDA connect via Bluetooth, the icon says connecting,and also the green icon on my pc, but there`s no activesync synchronisation.
I read the activesync helpfile, but I work with the latest Windows Media Center Edition, and I don`t have Bluetooth panel in control panel/printers and other hardware.
I`m also not sure which comports to take, I think 4 or 6.
I downloaded some other tool BTHTools1100, but not so simple either.
Has anyone a quick and clear solution to synchronise MDA II with Activesync via Bluetooth with portnumbers?
Or another program like activesync with the same function?
Thanks,
Innovator :lol: 8) :?
I am looking to hear from people who have vista and have actrivelync working via bluetooth. I am looking for the model or the bluetooth adapter and the procedure they used to get it to work.
I currently have the activesync listed on my phone as an option but despite that when I try to bluetooth activesync it says there is no device in range..
i had vista and it was working on mine...i actually have windows 7 rc now and its still working fine...i have the rocketfish bluetooth dongle from best buy...works great!!
cheers!!
I have vista and use it to sync with my Phone. I use a rocketfish bluetooth adapter. It works good you have to pair it with the computer first time like pairing a bluetooth headset. Just follow the pairing instructions on the phone and the computer also you have to make them both discoverable when pairing
craigwillie said:
I am looking to hear from people who have vista and have actrivelync working via bluetooth. I am looking for the model or the bluetooth adapter and the procedure they used to get it to work.
I currently have the activesync listed on my phone as an option but despite that when I try to bluetooth activesync it says there is no device in range..
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Make sure "Windows Mobile Device Center" is up and running on your computer before connecting via ActiveSync from your phone. Let me know if you run into issues.
I was looking for a wired remote control for my HTC Dream. Now I found the HTC P3470, but it's not listed as an accessory for the G1. Is it possible to get the P3470 working on the G1 with installing a driver?
Solved. The remote control was listed as "HTC P3470 remote control" in the online store I found. Now I found out that P3470 is the name of the device, the headset is a "HTC RC-E100" and Amazon says it is compatible with HTC Dream.
http://androidcommunity.com/forums/f13/info-htc-rc-e100-is-not-working-10309/
I have TomTom Navigator 7.913(9189) on my Leo. It is a custom ROM using the latest shipping base & packages (3.14) and WM 6.5.3 (5.2.23152). I have a Bluetooth carkit (XCarLink) and the pairing is set up OK as far as I can see. The XCarLink has Hands-free and Stereo Audio. Playing music is fine, however the audio from TomTom is at maximum and whatever I change the volume to in TomTom it stays the same. It is so bad that there is clipping. I have changed the 'Link volume to car speed' to enabled and disabled and there is no difference.
I had the same version (same .CAB) on my Blackstone and the audio worked perfectly on this.
Any ideas?
Andy
Hi,
had a similar problem with the Mobile Navigator
I think it has something to do with HTC's own Bluetooth stack.
Strangely, it was not at all tested Costumrom's
One solution I have not found yet.
Hi!
This is just to let you know taht you are not alone. I got the very same problem on my HD2, Jabra connector and Navigator.
The problem apears just using blutooth, using the earphone jack it works flaweless.
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks
Gabriel
After a lot of searching I now understand that the BT stack on the HD2 is the Widcomm/Broadcom BT stack and this is the issue. On the Blackstone its the MS BT stack. Apparently the Broadcom stack doesn't support volume control - this is supposedly a function of the bluetooth audio device and the volume must be controlled by it. Its not part of the BT standard if I am to believe other posts? This is obviously different from how the MS stack worked as this worked perfectly on my Blackstone.
I did some research into maybe getting the MS stack transplanted back into the HD2 ROM but I never got very far with it - I assume its possible as the Windows Phone 7 ROMs for the HD2 have the MS BT Stack don't they? Plus all the HD2 Android ROMs using other drivers for the BT?
Andy
Hello.
I'm trying to browse files on my HTC EVO 3D via bluetooth. To accomplish this, I went into:
Settings -> Wireless & Networks -> Bluetooth Settings-> Bluetooth Advanced Settings
I enabled FTP Server
I then went to:
Settings -> Wireless & Networks -> Bluetooth Settings->
And made the device discoverable.
From the Bluetooth Devices panel in Windows 7, I went to "Add a Device"
The device was found, I entered the pair code displayed in windows into my EVO 3D and then . . . I get an error message that the drivers were not installed properly.
If I select my HTC EVO 3D in the Bluetooth Devices panel and click "Troubleshoot" it detects problems ans suggests the followings:
Install a driver for this device
The Driver for Bluetooth Peripheral Device is not installed. Install the latest driver for the device.
Apply this fix
Skip this fix
Continue troubleshooting without applying this fix.
If I click "Apply this fix" it ultimately shows:
Device driver software was not successfully installed
Bluetooth Peripheral Device X No Driver found
Since it doesn't have a driver, I can't access the EVO 3D.
Any ideas as to where I can find this driver or otherwise get this to work?
USB transfer works, HTC Sync works over USB, bluetooth headsets work, the phone pairs via bluetooth to the PC but I can't do anything with it because there are no drivers.
Any ideas are greatly appreciated. Thanks!
ditto to the t, nice explanation of exactly whats happening.
Hahahaha works perfectly on my mac..
Do you have the htc drivers installed?
Edit: you do, did you try uninstalling them?
Same problem here man, i think its just 64-Bit because alot of other people are having the same problem with alot of devices while the 32-Bit guys are connecting without a hitch.
Windows bluetooth driver(s) for EVO 3D?
I'm having the same problem. I'm running Vista 32-bit. Where can I find the necessary bluetooth driver??
Thanks!
does any body has the solution??? I have the same problem, my laptop is HP dv5 1021et
I'm working on a carputer install with windows 7 32bit, and this is getting very frustrating. Has anyone contacted HTC on the issue? Glad to know I'm not the only one with this problem, but very disappointed to find there's no solution yet.
Edit....
Emailed HTC support, will come back with response.
Mine connected fine.
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HTC's response.
Thank you for contacting HTC Technical support about the issue you are having with syncing your device by Bluetooth to your windows 7 PC. I do apologize that you have this issue with your device. You will want to make sure you have the most current Bluetooth drivers on your computer to try to connect your device by Bluetooth. When you connect your device with a vehicle Bluetooth system if it is compatible to sync over your contacts then it will but if it does not sync then it is possible it is not compatible. You will not be able to sync your information from your device to a PC via Bluetooth you will need to connect by USB cable and use HTC Sync to sync your information.
So it looks like there will be no data transfering, and it must be our Bluetooth devices don't have the proper drivers?
Clavoie- what Bluetooth dongle, or on-board Bluetooth device is windows using on your system?
Thanks!
-Tim
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HTC's response.
Thank you for contacting HTC Technical support about the issue you are having with syncing your device by Bluetooth to your windows 7 PC. I do apologize that you have this issue with your device. You will want to make sure you have the most current Bluetooth drivers on your computer to try to connect your device by Bluetooth. When you connect your device with a vehicle Bluetooth system if it is compatible to sync over your contacts then it will but if it does not sync then it is possible it is not compatible. You will not be able to sync your information from your device to a PC via Bluetooth you will need to connect by USB cable and use HTC Sync to sync your information.
So it looks like there will be no data transfering, and it must be our Bluetooth devices don't have the proper drivers?
Clavoie- what Bluetooth dongle, or on-board Bluetooth device is windows using on your system?
Thanks!
-Tim
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I have an acer pc 64bit windows 7. Try uninstalling the BT software on your pc then reinstall it.
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Has anyone ever found a fix for this? I tried all of the above but to no avail, and it is frustrating to say the least. Fresh install of Windows 7 32bit over Vista Business.
Still no fix for this?