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ADT0079,
Where are going with this???
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Posted: 2004-08-16 22:32:00
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@Andy_P:
I have XP SP2. When I moved my BT adapter to a new USB port, a lot happened in Windows (driver/device installation).
Got the K700i and PC paired, then the phone asked if I wanted to start Desktop Remote. I said yes, and after a while I could remote-control my mouse pointer.
When I got tired, I exited the Remote on the phone, and then the trouble began.
It ended up in an eternal loop where the phone wanted to Remote-control the PC, I would answer No, and then it asked again. It was not possible to turn off BT on the phone, even after I un-paired from the PC. I had to turn the phone off.
I don't want to test more before I have updated my phone software.
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Posted: 2004-08-16 23:17:28
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i was hoping for more feedback to do with the p900 pc suite running from a bt com port..
hope u sort ur problem..
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Posted: 2004-08-16 23:37:06
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On the Phone Connection Link > Properties screen - leave both the BT Outbound (Client) port and Incoming (Server) port checked. Once the serial connection is initiated - the phone should connect without issue.
Bob
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Posted: 2004-08-17 14:08:25
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Sorry hit post on my phone
Gotta go
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Posted: 2004-08-17 14:50:27
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Sorry about my slightly off-topic post yesterday. I have now done some testing with a P800:
After pairing from the PC with SP2 BT, I am informed that COM18 and COM20 are setup for the P800. Enabling these in Phone Monitor does not enable Syncing.
If I disable all ports in Phone Monitor, then enable COM19, wait a while and then enable COM18, I can sync with PC Suite.
COM19 was a port created when I first paired with the K700i yesterday.
COM19 is the port that in Phone Monitor is labeled as "Connected".
COM18 is the port labeled as "Serial Port" on my P800 Properties in SP2 "Bluetooth Devices".
You might want to experiment. I do not know how you can find out the port number on your machine which corresponds to my COM19...
Edit: Start "Bluetooth Devices" from Control Panel. In the tab "COM Ports", you should see one Outgoing, and one Incoming COM Port. Enable the Incoming, then the Outgoing in Phone Monitor.
Please tell if this works.
[ This Message was edited by: HjJ on 2004-08-17 14:32 ]
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Posted: 2004-08-17 15:26:31
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I have xp pro sp2 with ambicom bt dongle T610 and no luck will try again when i get home
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Posted: 2004-08-17 15:44:00
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my outgoing port is in use...
carrying on playing.. interesting that someone's got it working but Im still sceptical......
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Posted: 2004-08-17 17:02:34
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Ok I just managed to get it working with my Z1010, I have to give it to XP this time. I had a real nightmare with my BT dongle that I never bothered to use it and just dumped it (POKE2). Everything seems to be working fine, I can sync send files the usual. I will try with my P800 later to see if I can browse the web on it, forgot how to do it though as its been a long time since I used my P800 (So any help will be cool). If you have any questions then fireaway il try and answer them to the best of my knowledge.
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Posted: 2004-08-17 17:29:34
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I can receive stuff from computer to T610 but when i try to send something to computer phone finds computer but then bt connection fails - was there not a simulair problem with usb 2.0 and xp sp1 when it was first released ?
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Posted: 2004-08-17 18:46:29
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