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Setting up a bluetooth profile

Guys
I am having real problems getting my GPS to talk to my XDA11i . the two devices appear to talk to each other ( flash furiously) but tom tom doesnt recognise it.
Bluetooth manager confirms there is an active connection.
I believe that the BT profile is not set up correctly.
I can go to BT settings and make a new profile , selecting serial transfer etc and then give the profile a name , BUT , each time I select the profile whilst the access permissions are still as set , when I open the services tab no services are selected ! despite selecting it when the profile was set up ?
Any thoughts here ?
Astro1

Go to BT parameter -> services -> serial port -> options
Write down IN/OUT port number, report the OUT port number to you GPS software.
If pb still exists, try to use "Franson GpsGate" or NMEA as connection within gps software.

Tried that !
Hi NewbiePDA
Been there and tried that , the outgoing port is port 6 and in tom tom 's configuration choices the choice of port 6 is the only oje that seems to get any where ( activity from the LED on the GPS unit ) all other port choices given turn off the GPS.
Ive got a copy of franson gpsgate but got nowhere with it ,
It has to be a simple configuration problem !
I have set up a spp profile in BT settings ( and called it tom tom ) I have ticked the serial connection and then Enable service box then closed down ( hit ok). Upon re opening the profile serial port choice is no longer chosen ? any ideas ?
Best Regards
Astro1

Hi Astro1,
I think that creating spp profile is unnecessary, my procedure is as below:
1) Pair you devices
BT -> BT manager -> tools -> pair device -> add
browse you BT devices then you should see you gps icon appear, click on it, then type you password to pair, usually is 0000
2) back to BT manager, choose "new", choose discover a BT device, again, you should see you gps device, click on it, normally you get spp service, just follow the step by clicking "next"...
If you can't see any services available then turn off you BT gps device, turn off you Xda2i BT, soft reset, then turn on gps, back to step 2)
3) If pb remains, probably it's due to tomtom's bt stack, try rename BtCoreIf.dll BtSdkCE30.dll (in \windows folder) to others name, or delete them.
Hope that helps.

re name or delete
Hi Newbe
I am trying to delete or rename the two files you note , I have seen this on other sites as well .
Like you XDA11i says that the files are in use and read only / archive /hidden or in use etc.
It will not let me touch them !
Any ideas of a file manager or software that will let me work on them ??
Astro1

Astro1 said:
Hi Newbe
I am trying to delete or rename the two files you note , I have seen this on other sites as well .
Like you XDA11i says that the files are in use and read only / archive /hidden or in use etc.
It will not let me touch them !
Any ideas of a file manager or software that will let me work on them ??
Astro1
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download and install gpsdash2 and in the connection settings click on auto config, it will find you gps receaver ad set itself up, this will also give you the correct bt settings, it will show you if everything is working okay. and some cool features.
i had to do this with my jentro bt unit

Hi Skeevee
Ive tried that one too .
GPS gate checks trhe ports and the blue led on the Bluetooth GPS unit flashes furiously ( as if they are talking ) , but GPS gate reports unable to find GPS ???
This is loosing me , it seems to me that the two devices are talking but that there is a comms / set up problem .
TT6 tries to talk to the GPS as well but gets no where ?
Astro1

Usb Gamepad Working!!!!!! Andres Ortega First!!!

IVE MADE USB GAMEPADS WORK ON OUR PHONE!!!!! now you can play your nintendo, super nintendo, genesis and playstation emulators on your T.V. and have a matching remote to boot.
You will need the following:
Registry Editor
Hidgamep.dll file (included)
4 in1 cable (and usb gamepad ) any with 1 joypad will work.
1. you will need to unzip the hidgamep.dll file into your windows directory on your phone.
2. open your registry editor, and find the directory [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\HID\LoadClients\Default\Default
3. add the value "1_5". ( dont put the "")
4. open the value 1_5 and add the value "gamepad" ( dont put the "")
5. now add the key "hidgamep.dll" ( dont put the "") (this step makes windows use the driver)
6. save your work remove the usb device and reboot your phone.
7. now if you did this right, when you plug in your usb game pad it should give you a message. now all you have to do is set the buttons on your emulator and your off to gaming like a pro!!!!

Questions? email me
If you have any questions please email me at: [email protected]
if you want any other help also email me.

Where do you get a usb game pad? Kind of lost here. Seems interesting though.

it would be nice if you can port USB MassStorage Driver into Athena~

rickyrvl said:
it would be nice if you can port USB MassStorage Driver into Athena~
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it already has this ??? but there is a size limit

where can u find the playstation emulator

Very interesting! Great work!
Does a normal USB-keyboard work with this?
(And is there a way to use localized keyboards with the Athena?)

Think I shall give this another try
I found the .dll on another forum a while ago but could not get it to work but might of been a very very ancient copy but I think I shall give this a try again, a couple of quick questions do you know how many buttons the .dll supports? And also does it map the pad to the standard joystick layout for games that do not allow you to reconfigure the keys?
If all goes well might consider getting one of these http://www.geniusnet.com/geniusOnli...50&_pageLabel=productPage&test=portlet-action

cuba3377 said:
IVE MADE USB GAMEPADS WORK ON OUR PHONE!!!!! now you can play your nintendo, super nintendo, genesis and playstation emulators on your T.V. and have a matching remote to boot.
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Do you know if this work on other WM devices too? I might try it next week if you are not sure.

My guess is "no" since it requires a USB host which only Advantage has...

update
this driver supports 2 axis controller and up to 8 buttons.

kareem9nba said:
Where do you get a usb game pad? Kind of lost here. Seems interesting though.
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you can get a universal usb gamepad anywhere. i got mine at superwalmart 9 bucks

rickyrvl said:
it would be nice if you can port USB MassStorage Driver into Athena~
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the driver for a mass storage device is already installed. i looked into it. the thing is that the battery on a phone is about 3.7v. a regular usb port has alot more than that. dont expect to power a hard drive with such low current. the drivers are installed so if you use thumb drives or multi usb port drives it will work.

irus said:
where can u find the playstation emulator
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search google for ps emulator windows mobile fpsece

Moskus said:
Very interesting! Great work!
Does a normal USB-keyboard work with this?
(And is there a way to use localized keyboards with the Athena?)
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the driver is already preinstalled with windows mobile 6. aslong as the current draw of the keyboard isnt more than 3.7 v

Oberth said:
I found the .dll on another forum a while ago but could not get it to work but might of been a very very ancient copy but I think I shall give this a try again, a couple of quick questions do you know how many buttons the .dll supports? And also does it map the pad to the standard joystick layout for games that do not allow you to reconfigure the keys?
the reason it didnt work is because the buttons need to be maped correctly. all my driver does is tell the pda what we want it to do when you press buttons. the axis is the directional keys on the board.
if you did want to reconfigure the map. its just plug n play with the driver, just remove the current mapping and add the keys you want to the driver. also u will know when u did it right because you will get a pop up box
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It works
Hi Cuba337,
Got it sussed and now it works with a couple of joypads might get the one I linked above now. For anyone else trying this and getting stuck I found you need to tweak the intructions given.
Step 3, Add a new KEY named "1_5" (ignore the " ")
Step 4, Add a new KEY named "gamepad"
Step 5, Add a new STRING value called "DLL"
Step 5a, edit the value and enter "hidgamep.dll"
And that does the trick for me did not bother reseting the phone just plugged a pad in and it worked. It works with both my genuine HTC 4-in-1 cable and my no name 7500 dock with 2 usb ports on the side. It does feel a touch unresponsive but the only digital gamepad I have laying around is rather shoddy and my other spare pad has analogue pads which it's not keen on either so will get new pad and see what happens, will also see if the new PK4.0 rom helps when that comes out.
Thanks Cuba337

cuba3377 said:
IVE MADE USB GAMEPADS WORK ON OUR PHONE!!!!! now you can play your nintendo, super nintendo, genesis and playstation emulators on your T.V. and have a matching remote to boot.
You will need the following:
Registry Editor
Hidgamep.dll file (included)
4 in1 cable (and usb gamepad ) any with 1 joypad will work.
1. you will need to unzip the hidgamep.dll file into your windows directory on your phone.
2. open your registry editor, and find the directory [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\HID\LoadClients\Default\Default
3. add the value "1_5". ( dont put the "")
4. open the value 1_5 and add the value "gamepad" ( dont put the "")
5. now add the key "hidgamep.dll" ( dont put the "") (this step makes windows use the driver)
6. save your work remove the usb device and reboot your phone.
7. now if you did this right, when you plug in your usb game pad it should give you a message. now all you have to do is set the buttons on your emulator and your off to gaming like a pro!!!!
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nice job... just one question does it work with any game pad?

Awesome job
Thanks for the .dll posting and the notice to get things working for the gamer in all of us
Can you post links to the set of utilities that you are using? A consolidated list of game emulators and versions that support the config that you are using and talking about?
I have all of the older emulators, but I have had trouble getting many of them to work in REALVGA mode. Do you have yours working in VGA mode? Since you have a working solution it would be really really cool to get all of the links from you for the solution that you have put together. I would personnally be grateful for the time saved from testing unknown configurations...
Thanks,
Bob

Auto Config File For The Dll
Instead of asking for it I am deciding to post it. LOL
Create a .REG file and place this into it's content.
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\HID\LoadClients\Default\Default\1_5\gamepad
"DLL"="hidgamep.dll"
Place the file on your device and run it. I don't know if the run method works as it should on
a windows pc but it should in theory. After a successful merge of the file you may delete it.
Personally I would place it in the DLL's zip file so it does not get lost for future installations.
If there is a CE Hacker out there looking for an example to follow you might want to
consider the following information taken from windowsfordevices.com
DB files define the default RAM-based property database for the object store. The
syntax is a bit cryptic, but it is documented. For Platform Builder-generated systems,
it is rare to need to use the database at all, except to set up the automatic
connection for ActiveSync, as follows:
Code:
; This is the database initialization file.
; format is as follows -
; Database : db name : type in hex : num sort order : hex propid : hex flags ....
; CEDB_SORT_DESCENDING 0x00000001
; CEDB_SORT_CASEINSENSITIVE 0x00000002
; CEDB_SORT_UNKNOWNFIRST 0x00000004
; CEDB_SORT_GENERICORDER 0x00000008
; A database specifier can be followed by any number of record specifiers
; Record :
; A record specifier can be followed by any number of field specifiers
; Field : hex propid : value [ either string or hex dword ]
; End (ends a matching database or a record context)
Database: "DB_notify_events" : 0 : 1 : 0001001F : 0
; 0001001F - PROPIDR_NAME
; 0002001F - PROPIDR_CMDLINE
; 00030013 - PROPIDR_EVENT
Record :
Field : 0001001F : "repllog.exe"
Field : 0002001F : "AppRunAtRs232Detect"
Field : 00030013 : 9
End
End Database
This DB file will set up the notification database to run REPLLOG whenever an RS232
event is triggered. This will start the connection process on the default "hot plug"
port for ActiveSync.
Maybe you can map an 8-way d-pad with buttons to the keyboard with this method and speed up the response time without using C/C#/C++? I Dunno. I Never heard of
using a DB file as a driver until I read up on the REG files.
For those who don't know but are interested RS232 is Infrared. I'm sure the codes
above could be changed to a USB or even Bluetooth COM Port.
Somebody Push this thread to my favorite COOKS!

HTC Shift component data sheets...

I want to start this thread so everyone can help post component data sheets.

MK4009GALTechnicalNotes-RevA - 40GB Factory Hard Drive...
Hard Drive...
http://sdd.toshiba.com/techdocs/MK4009GALTechnicalNotes-RevA.pdf

Hys64t128020eml-5-b , Ram...
RAM...
http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/207227/QIMONDA/HYS64T128020EML-5-B.html
or
http://tinyurl.com/5nzx2x

The G-Sensor is an STMicroelectronics LIS3LV02DL 3-axis inertial sensor (datasheet), it is connected through SMBus/i2c interface.
Here's an small demo on how to read the x,y,z axis from Linux:
http://pof.eslack.org/blog/2008/06/03/i2c-gsensor-lis3lv02dl-accelerometer-on-htc-shift-g-sensor/

Maybe not useful
I found this, but maybe not so important
Shift in detail
https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas...omFrame=N&application_id=542917&fcc_id='NM8CL

not "so important"
but so "essentiel" for geek we are
great job !
if i found something i will put it here

This is a great job ppl ... Congratulations...
Could we figure out the sd manufacturer and bluetooth maybe?
If we installed their drivers in wm... would there be a possibility to see them?
Or a device manager for wm maybe ?
I was watching the pictures of the naked shift, there came an idea.
I typed the chips name in google "qualcomm rtr 6275 htc"
And it showed this :
http://www.google.gr/search?hl=el&c...g&q=qualcomm+rr+6275+htc&btnG=Αναζήτηση&meta=
the link kicked me here : http://www.4pda-service.ru/netcat_f...manual/MERCURY/HTC_Mercury_Service_manual.pdf
could the phone part of shift be a hermes?
Typing "qualcomm rfr 6500 htc"
showed my that this is the gps chip.
The image i talk about is in : https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=857065&native_or_pdf=pdf
Take a look at page 6.
it says...
WWAN

vulcan_gr said:
This is a great job ppl ... Congratulations...
Could we figure out the sd manufacturer and bluetooth maybe?
If we installed their drivers in wm... would there be a possibility to see them?
Or a device manager for wm maybe ?
I was watching the pictures of the naked shift, there came an idea.
I typed the chips name in google "qualcomm rtr 6275 htc"
And it showed this :
http://www.google.gr/search?hl=el&c...g&q=qualcomm+rr+6275+htc&btnG=Αναζήτηση&meta=
the link kicked me here : http://www.4pda-service.ru/netcat_f...manual/MERCURY/HTC_Mercury_Service_manual.pdf
could the phone part of shift be a hermes?
Typing "qualcomm rfr 6500 htc"
showed my that this is the gps chip.
The image i talk about is in : https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=857065&native_or_pdf=pdf
Take a look at page 6.
it says...
WWAN
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Sounds like a plan...you can search the fcc website for anything...
what you want to see is this
https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=702837&native_or_pdf=pdf
to check HTC`s products, you can search them using the FCCID.
just go to https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm
and enter the first 3 digits of the FCCID in the first field (hermes is NM8) the the last 7 into the next field (HERM100 or 200....)
In the search result, I usually choose the lowest of all links (original equipment)

IO controller hub: http://www.supplyframe.com/datasheet-pdf/component/intel/PC82801GU-datasheet?partId=1667236
WCDMA Power Amplifier: http://www.anadigics.com/products/handsets_datacards/wcdma_power_amplifiers/awt6281
Chrontel CH7317A-TF: http://www.chrontel.com/pdf/7317ds.pdf
FlatLink Receiver: http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/sn75lvds86a.pdf

Chrontel

at which component is the SD BUS (SD memory Cardreader) integrated?

any tips?

1. how do you copy and paste between apps? how do you bring up the copy and paste feature on the 8.9 honeycomb os? i was using dolphin browser and the copy and paste feature doesn't work.
2. how do you switch between each apps quickly? i know you can bring up the quick app tab, but are there any other shortcut?
3. if your device freeze, how do you do a force reboot?
4. how do you install other languages like chinese on your 8.9 if you don't have those languages?
any other tips that you have or that i'm missing? please fill in. thx in advance.

1. Copying text is simple:
- when within the browser, hold your finger on the text you want to copy and after 1.5 secs or so, the text will be highlited with two markers on each side that you can drag independently to select more or less of the text. Then you can hit the Copy button that appears in the upper right corner of the screen.
- when in other apps, such as gmail, messaging or whatever, you pretty much do the same, hold your finger on the text, highlight, and choose your desired option from the upper right: Select all, Cut, Copy, Paste
2. Switching between apps works only by using the button that you have in the lower left. If you have an external bluetooth keyboard connected though, you can do Alt+Tab and it will bring up a WindowsXP-like selection windows to switch between apps.
3. Hold down the power button without releasing until the Tab goes to black screen. Then release and wait for it to boot again.
4. I do not know of a way to install languages separately. Check your Language and Input settings to see if Chinese is present as a system language. If not, then you can download a China firmware release from www.sammobile.com and manually flash it onto your Tab through the ODIN 1.85 program. Refer to the thread on the top of the General forum, labeled as TOOLKIT.

thx de3pkeeper.
also i haven't plugged in my 8.9 to my pc yet. i have xp pro. do i need to get a usb driver before plugging it into my pc? if so, any1 know the direct link to get the usb driver?
and i read somewhere the samsung galaxy tab has a infrared for remote control of your tv. i'm not sure which tab though, so does the 8.9 have it and where can i get the remote software?
thx in advance.

vincentnyc said:
thx de3pkeeper.
also i haven't plugged in my 8.9 to my pc yet. i have xp pro. do i need to get a usb driver before plugging it into my pc? if so, any1 know the direct link to get the usb driver?
and i read somewhere the samsung galaxy tab has a infrared for remote control of your tv. i'm not sure which tab though, so does the 8.9 have it and where can i get the remote software?
thx in advance.
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It does not feature an IR module, sorry. You would better research this on google.
Download and install Samsung Kies, the official device management software:
http://www.samsung.com/en/support/usefulsoftware/KIES/JSP
Select your language and country, download and install. Then run it and connect via USB.
N.B. You can very easily find the answers of these basic questions in your device's User Manual or Quick Start booklet. N.B.

de3pkeeper said:
It does not feature an IR module, sorry. You would better research this on google.
Download and install Samsung Kies, the official device management software:
http://www.samsung.com/en/support/usefulsoftware/KIES/JSP
Select your language and country, download and install. Then run it and connect via USB.
N.B. You can very easily find the answers of these basic questions in your device's User Manual or Quick Start booklet. N.B.
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i bought my used from someone on craigslist and the user manual that came with the device was just 1 page diagram how to connect the device and the booklet was the size of my phone with several language and no useful info. not anywhere did it mention to download kies. i only learn about kies when i was browsing thru this forum.

[Q] Use Galaxy Note as Digitizer or Graphics Tablet for PC..?

Hi....
i'm a graphic designer..
how can i Use Galaxy Note as Digitizer or Graphics Tablet for PC..?
i saw a video in YouTube.. (but i can't post i link)
the video named.. (( Use Galaxy Note as Digitizer or Graphics Tablet for PC ))..
i installed the apk and the client....
so what i have to do.. to make it run..??
can i run it over usb..??
or how i can run it over wifi?? cuz i don't know how..??
i want the steps.. programs.. & anything to make it run..
& if any one knows any other ways please tell me..
i'll be very thankful
thxxxxxx very much.. peace..

:crying: 81 views.. no 1 answer..

i'm waiting anyone to help.... :crying:

mr.pc91 said:
Hi....
i'm a graphic designer..
how can i Use Galaxy Note as Digitizer or Graphics Tablet for PC..?
i saw a video in YouTube.. (but i can't post i link)
the video named.. (( Use Galaxy Note as Digitizer or Graphics Tablet for PC ))..
i installed the apk and the client....
so what i have to do.. to make it run..??
can i run it over usb..??
or how i can run it over wifi?? cuz i don't know how..??
i want the steps.. programs.. & anything to make it run..
& if any one knows any other ways please tell me..
i'll be very thankful
thxxxxxx very much.. peace..
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Well... At the devs website it says :
Installation
Download .zip file below (.exe (.Net application) for Windows and .apk for Galaxy Note)
Extract .zip
Install SPenDigitizer.apk on Galaxy Note
Launch SPenClient.exe on Windows (Windows will ask you to allow access to Network - you should allow)
Launch S-Pen Digitizer on your Note
It should work by default, but for better performance you can change host ip to point directly to your Windows machine
So yea, it does work over wifi.
I havent tried it but the instructions say that you can specify a host in the android app. Which means you should add your pc`s ip address (not your external ip, the local ip probably starts with 192 or 10, thats the ip you want to enter in the app.)
The application on the pc (server) will listen for incoming packets. If it doesnt do anything make sure your firewall (on your windows host) is configured to accept a connection coming from your phones ip.
...good luck.
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