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USB Bluetooth
Hi I bought this from a PC shop
DYNAMODE USB Micro Bluetooth Adaptor. Although on instalation it says Generic Bluetooth Radio I wan't to be able to take a picture on my mobile phone and send it Bluetooth to my PC. I have been told just to plug it in. It did install but nothing happend. I had a previouse on with XP and a mini CD with a desktop app that allowed me to configure it, give it a name and a destination folder for the images. I went back to the shop and told him itdid not work. He said it is not broadcasting. I need to go into control pannel and activate it. I can't work this out. I am using Windows 7/64 Any help on this please. |
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USB Bluetooth
Des wrote:
Hi I bought this from a PC shop DYNAMODE USB Micro Bluetooth Adaptor. Although on instalation it says Generic Bluetooth Radio I wan't to be able to take a picture on my mobile phone and send it Bluetooth to my PC. I have been told just to plug it in. It did install but nothing happend. I had a previouse on with XP and a mini CD with a desktop app that allowed me to configure it, give it a name and a destination folder for the images. I went back to the shop and told him itdid not work. He said it is not broadcasting. I need to go into control pannel and activate it. I can't work this out. I am using Windows 7/64 Any help on this please. Bluetooth needs a stack to work with. Windows has a stack built-in, but some USB dongles will have a stack included on the CD. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_stack Bluetooth devices need to be "paired". This is an association between the device and the computer, so that the computer knows it "owns" the device. That's to prevent accidental usage of adjacent Bluetooth devices. Adding a device. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...=c01927258#N78 Image of the devices within range. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf-JAVA.../c01933482.jpg HTH, Paul |
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On Feb 16, 5:45*pm, Paul wrote:
Des wrote: Hi I bought this from a PC shop DYNAMODE USB Micro Bluetooth Adaptor. Although on instalation it says Generic Bluetooth Radio I wan't to be able to take a picture on my mobile phone and send it Bluetooth to my PC. I have been told just to plug it in. It did install but nothing happend. I had a previouse on with XP and a mini CD with a desktop app that allowed me to configure it, give it a name and a destination folder for the images. I went back to the shop and told him itdid not work. He said it is not broadcasting. I need to go into control pannel and activate it. I can't work this out. I am using Windows 7/64 Any help on this please. Bluetooth needs a stack to work with. Windows has a stack built-in, but some USB dongles will have a stack included on the CD. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_stack Bluetooth devices need to be "paired". This is an association between the device and the computer, so that the computer knows it "owns" the device. That's to prevent accidental usage of adjacent Bluetooth devices. Adding a device. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...s&lc=en&cc=uk&... Image of the devices within range. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf-JAVA.../c01933482.jpg HTH, * * * Paul- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi I know about pairing a device as I used this previously 5 years ago with XP. The stack is a bit confusing as it sounds like a computer programming thing witha stack register. You said the stack comes on a CD. This new device has no CD software with it. When I pluged it in it said installing and this device is ready for use. Where would my images sent from my mobile end up on the HDD as there is no desktop software. I have acheived my PC on my mobiles bluetooth search. When I rey to send an image via this I get this error on my mobile. Connection error. Data account list full. Delete account. What does this mean? |
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Des wrote:
Hi I bought this from a PC shop DYNAMODE USB Micro Bluetooth Adaptor. Although on instalation it says Generic Bluetooth Radio I wan't to be able to take a picture on my mobile phone and send it Bluetooth to my PC. I have been told just to plug it in. It did install but nothing happend. I had a previouse on with XP and a mini CD with a desktop app that allowed me to configure it, give it a name and a destination folder for the images. I went back to the shop and told him itdid not work. He said it is not broadcasting. I need to go into control pannel and activate it. I can't work this out. I am using Windows 7/64 Any help on this please. I'm using XP but W7 equivalent of Control-Panel aught to have a Bluetooth icon. On XP ControlPanelBluetooth_Devices'Options' tab there is a tick-box 'Turn discovery on' so other device (phone will see it. Also on your phone there aught to be an Option for it to be seen (Off, 1hour, On). |
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On Feb 16, 6:10*pm, "Patrick" wrote:
Des wrote: Hi I bought this from a PC shop DYNAMODE USB Micro Bluetooth Adaptor. Although on instalation it says Generic Bluetooth Radio I wan't to be able to take a picture on my mobile phone and send it Bluetooth to my PC. I have been told just to plug it in. It did install but nothing happend. I had a previouse on with XP and a mini CD with a desktop app that allowed me to configure it, give it a name and a destination folder for the images. I went back to the shop and told him itdid not work. He said it is not broadcasting. I need to go into control pannel and activate it. I can't work this out. I am using Windows 7/64 Any help on this please. I'm using XP but W7 equivalent of Control-Panel aught to have a Bluetooth icon. On XP ControlPanelBluetooth_Devices'Options' tab there is a tick-box 'Turn discovery on' so other device (phone will see it. Also on your phone there aught to be an Option for it to be seen (Off, 1hour, On).- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I have used your link http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...s&lc=en&cc=uk&... I have got my PC apearing on my phone as a bluetooth device I have using the link you provided got my mobile phone in Devices and printers But the Proberties say The drivers for this device are not installed (Code 28) My phone is an old (5 years) phone and the USB bluetooth and CD stated bluesoil v1.6 Is this too old? |
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USB Bluetooth
Des wrote:
On Feb 16, 6:10 pm, "Patrick" wrote: Des wrote: Hi I bought this from a PC shop DYNAMODE USB Micro Bluetooth Adaptor. Although on instalation it says Generic Bluetooth Radio I wan't to be able to take a picture on my mobile phone and send it Bluetooth to my PC. I have been told just to plug it in. It did install but nothing happend. I had a previouse on with XP and a mini CD with a desktop app that allowed me to configure it, give it a name and a destination folder for the images. I went back to the shop and told him itdid not work. He said it is not broadcasting. I need to go into control pannel and activate it. I can't work this out. I am using Windows 7/64 Any help on this please. I'm using XP but W7 equivalent of Control-Panel aught to have a Bluetooth icon. On XP ControlPanelBluetooth_Devices'Options' tab there is a tick-box 'Turn discovery on' so other device (phone will see it. Also on your phone there aught to be an Option for it to be seen (Off, 1hour, On).- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I have used your link http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...s&lc=en&cc=uk&... I have got my PC apearing on my phone as a bluetooth device I have using the link you provided got my mobile phone in Devices and printers But the Proberties say The drivers for this device are not installed (Code 28) My phone is an old (5 years) phone and the USB bluetooth and CD stated bluesoil v1.6 Is this too old? First off, I don't own a cell phone, and have no first hand experience pairing over Bluetooth. When you get that Code 28, you could look in Device Manager. The thing is, these devices use protocols, and at several levels. Even if you resolve the Code 28, it still might not do anything useful. Some phones, the connections they make, emulate a serial port. The software that runs against the serial port, is a form of "synchronizing" software. It networks between the computer and phone, making copies of a contact list or other forms of media. It runs on top of what it thinks is a serial port. The serial port can be in the form of a Bluetooth connection, or in the form of a wired connection via an adapter cable that comes with the phone. All that using the wired connection (adapter cable) would do, is avoid the "Bluetooth steps" you've done so far. Some phones, they come with a software package, that provides synchronization and the other features you would expect. If the phone has some other protocol, other than a virtual serial (COM) port, then it might use another protocol, such as MTP (media transfer protocol). I can't tell you from this distance, what is required to get it to work. You need to know something about the phone itself, and whether the phone had any separate software packages to support things like syncing or image transfer. There is likely more to it, than just getting the Bluetooth layer working. In some cases, the software package is not even mentioned in the phone documentation that comes with the phone. Googling the phone model number, may uncover a company-provided package that does that function. In the past, I've had trouble getting even minimal tech info about these phones, to conclude what it might support or what it might need. Googling the model number is your best bet. Some phone support squat in terms of functions, and were never intended to work with a computer. If the phone has a camera, the way to get the image off is via messaging over the phone network. I've read of phones, where that is the only option that works. So it's all up to you, and your research skills. Even if you tell us the make and model of phone, we still might not be able to find an adequate answer. Paul |
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USB Bluetooth
Des wrote:
Hi I know about pairing a device as I used this previously 5 years ago with XP. The stack is a bit confusing as it sounds like a computer programming thing witha stack register. You said the stack comes on a CD. This new device has no CD software with it. When I pluged it in it said installing and this device is ready for use. Where would my images sent from my mobile end up on the HDD as there is no desktop software. I have acheived my PC on my mobiles bluetooth search. When I rey to send an image via this I get this error on my mobile. Connection error. Data account list full. Delete account. What does this mean? The suggestion here is, that it has to do with how many pairings over Bluetooth you've already set up. http://www.3g.me.uk/showthread.php?t=92516 But I wasn't able to find an "official" answer, as to what that error message means. It seemed to happen more with Sony products than with others. Paul |
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Des wrote:
On Feb 16, 5:45 pm, Paul wrote: Des wrote: Hi I bought this from a PC shop DYNAMODE USB Micro Bluetooth Adaptor. Although on instalation it says Generic Bluetooth Radio I wan't to be able to take a picture on my mobile phone and send it Bluetooth to my PC. I have been told just to plug it in. It did install but nothing happend. I had a previouse on with XP and a mini CD with a desktop app that allowed me to configure it, give it a name and a destination folder for the images. I went back to the shop and told him itdid not work. He said it is not broadcasting. I need to go into control pannel and activate it. I can't work this out. I am using Windows 7/64 Any help on this please. Bluetooth needs a stack to work with. Windows has a stack built-in, but some USB dongles will have a stack included on the CD. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_stack Bluetooth devices need to be "paired". This is an association between the device and the computer, so that the computer knows it "owns" the device. That's to prevent accidental usage of adjacent Bluetooth devices. Adding a device. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...s&lc=en&cc=uk&... Image of the devices within range. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf-JAVA.../c01933482.jpg HTH, Paul- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi I know about pairing a device as I used this previously 5 years ago with XP. The stack is a bit confusing as it sounds like a computer programming thing witha stack register. You said the stack comes on a CD. This new device has no CD software with it. When I pluged it in it said installing and this device is ready for use. Where would my images sent from my mobile end up on the HDD as there is no desktop software. I have acheived my PC on my mobiles bluetooth search. When I rey to send an image via this I get this error on my mobile. Connection error. Data account list full. Delete account. What does this mean? I got my BlueTooth dongle without software, it accnowledged the device but didn't do anything untill I eventually tried the Control_Panel where I found a Bluetooth icon, I folowed it's Wizard, read the HelpFile etc. This sorted everything and put a shortcut in the System_Tray, said S. T. icon affords options to 'Recieve_File', Send_File etc. |
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