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hw6515 Bluetooth DUN problem

OK, a friend of mine recently bought a Toshiba Qosmio notebook with built in Bluetooth module. It runs Windows Vista Ultimate and Toshiba (no way! ) Bluetooth Stack. He's also got an hw6515, which he wants to use as a Bluetooth modem for the Qosmio. And here the fun begins.
When I try to pair the devices with express setup, Toshiba BT Stack sees only the PAN Profile on 6515. When using advanced setup it sees the DUN profile, then I select the COM port (default - COM40). After that, when I click Finish, it says that there is no modem installed. When I look up the modem list, I can only see "Toshiba Software Modem (COM3)", I then try to change the COM port to 40 (or any other I selected previously) and it says OK.
Now the connection. When I try to dial the number it says there's no modem installed. When I look at the modem list, there's only the "Toshiba Software Modem (COM3)". I've been using this with other Bluetooth enabled computers (with MS BT Stack and BlueSoleil) and it worked perfectly (installed itself as a Standard Bluetooth Modem, or something like this).
Anyone has some ideas, why doesn't it work on Toshiba BT Stack?

Problem fixed. Should anyone have the same problem, you have to get rid of this gay Toshiba Stack and install Bluetooth Monitor form Toshiba support page.

Using my PC as a Bluetooth Headset

Hi All,
I have been trying to connect my TyTN II to my pc and use the headset profile on my pc as the bluetooth headset, but my phone doesn't see any of the services except for the Serial Port. Why is that happening or how can i get it to work?
Windows XP SP2
BlueSoliel bluetooth stack
Thanks for your help

My ThinkPad T41 laptop with the bundled Widcomm drivers on Windows XP SP2 offers the following profiles:
Serial Port
Dialup Networking
Headset

BlueSoliel is a really awful Bluetooth stack. See if the WIDCOMM drivers are available for your bluetooth card. If not, invest $20 or $30 on a bluetooth card that that has the WIDCOMM drivers. Its definitely worth it. BTW, don't use Vista, the included Bluetooth stack is almost as bad as BlueSoliel.

thanks guys for your help. I'll try to check if my bluetooth dongol supports widcomm drivers. For vista i am using the toshiba bluetooth stack that came with my laptop which i dont think supports either the Headset profile or the ActiveSync profile! :s

Toshiba/Microsoft/BlueSoleil BT stacks for desktops are all garbaggio. Widcomm is the only one to go with. If your dongle came with the BlueSoleil stack, it does not support any Widcomm stack. Do yourself a favor and invest in a Belkin class 1 dongle.

Sync with bluetooth

I like to sync my Diamond with my Vista-computer and " Center for Windows Mobile devices" through Bluetooth.
I have a working connection with USB already, but want to skip the cable.
I can pair the computer with my Diamond but the only services I get on the Diamond is "wireless stereo" and "serial port".
Been trying to read every instruction on both the bluetooth connection in Vista and on the Diamond but it seems I cant get the service-choice I need to be able to sync my outlook and so on.
Any suggestions on how to get my bluetooth connection working?

Have a look at the link below for links to a pdf download which has an in depth solution to the problem you're having. It's specifically for the Toshiba bluetooth stack and it works if you follow the instructions carefully. If you're not using the Toshiba stack, I think it should still give you sufficient clues to configure the bluetooth ports to work with activesync.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-412836.html

studz said:
Have a look at the link below for links to a pdf download which has an in depth solution to the problem you're having. It's specifically for the Toshiba bluetooth stack and it works if you follow the instructions carefully. If you're not using the Toshiba stack, I think it should still give you sufficient clues to configure the bluetooth ports to work with activesync.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-412836.html
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Thanks for the link but when I get to page 11 step 16 in the pdf it says you should get wireless stereo and Active sync. I get wireless stereo and serial port as my choices.
Don´t know if that´s because I use Vista and Center for Windows Mobile Devices (The new version that has replaced Active sync in Vista and that should make it soooooo easy to connect mobile devices instead of Active Sync.

I'm guessing you're using the default Microsoft Bluetooth stack with Vista? If so, ActiveSync should be available when you pair your phone with your PC. If not, check the Services tab for the phone in Vista's BT manager applet, it may need to be ticked in there.
I use BlueTooth with WMDC all the time with my Diamond and it was as simple as pairing then going into ActiveSync on the phone and selecting Connect via Bluetooth.

I´m not sure what bluetooth stack I´m using. I think it´s Toshibas but how can I check that?
I had to install Toshibas application to get the drivers for my bluetooth device and I think a got the stack at the same time.
Is there a way to shift stack if I use Toshibas instead of Vistas default?
Please take a look at the attachement to see my gui for bluetooth, and the Center for MobileDevices (Instead of Active sync) on my Vista machine, and what happens when I connect my Diamond through Bluetooth. Sorry about the language but it tries to install the Diamond as a Bluetooth modem and that´s the only thing I seems to be able to install.

Bluetooth profiles

The diamond supports a whole list of BT profiles, but in windows vista 64 i can only see and use PUSH, DUN and PAN.
I'd really like to use HID so i can use the phone as a remote. I haven't been able to find any post or solution to this problem. Any help ?
running standard 2.03 ROM (NLD) and standard radio,
host OS is vista ultimate 64bit

Really no-one knows how to address this ? I can't imagine no one finds these bluetooth functions interesting ?

WM 6.5 Bluetooth PAN Windows 7?

Hi guys, I have been trying to get my XDA to go online THROUGH my desktop computer via bluetooth. PAN.
Sadly, I am having ZERO luck!
On the desktop side, I was using the Toshibia bluetooth stack, I have also tested using the default Microsoft bluetooth stack.
On the XDA side, I tried and failed using WM 6.1 and the default stack, I then upgraded to 6.5 (Which is pretty sweet) and could not get the default stack to work via PAN either. I also installed Widcomm Bluetooth stack which provides much more output than the MS one.
After using the Widcomm drivers, I am getting the impression that my desktop is not offering the PAN service, but I am a little bit confused as to why.
If someone, could provide me with some current and up to date pointers (Please do not link me to random wiki pages made in 2005 - Its all changed!) I would be thankful!

Well I'm just trying the same with an old Wizard and it seems the possibility to share internet FROM Desktop TO Windows mobile has been removed... since WM6.
==> The option "Join a network" is missing from WM6... wich is weird since the bluetooth pan driver can still be configurer under "Parameters/System/Connections/WIFI/Network Card"
If Anyone knows how to figure this out : I've read more than 30 posts of people looking to share internet this way around with no success...
whereas you've got out of date pages explaining how to do it under windows mobile 2003 !

Need drivers
on my pc setting up a new connections gets stuck when i choose the device. there it shows my device but wn i select connect>access point i get some error tat the device is allready connected to another device but im sure its not.
on the phone when i set up a new modem settings
after select device, it comes to the partnership settings where only option is active sync. i think with some driver we may be able to get a internet setting here.