Can anyone help me with this information that how can I Turn ON/OFF Wireless LAN programatically? (I want to implement this capability to an application i'm developing) based on my BA device (running WM5 patched rom).
I usually do it from from a GUI based application named WLAN_MAN. (control pannel applet) but how can I write an application like that for my purpose.
Is there any Service required to start ? or any run time registry modification is nedded ? or anything else to On/OFF WLan on a BA device running WM5 .
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Hi,
Can anyone help me with this information that how can I Turn ON/OFF Wireless LAN programatically? (I want to implement this capability to an application i'm developing) based on my BA device (running WM5 patched rom).
I usually do it from from a GUI based application named WLAN_MAN. (control pannel applet) but how can I write an application like that for my purpose.
Is there any Service required to start ? or any run time registry modification is nedded ? or anything else to On/OFF WLan on a BA device running WM5 .
Mamich/ Buzz / Vijay and all other Geeks ! please help me
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Sometimes GPS receivers (at least my Hamlet HBTGPS20) stop working correctely (no or unstable fix). Hamlet advice is to reset it using a desktop Windows program that they provide. Unfortunately, this requires a BT enabled desktop or laptop PC. Very unpractical indeed!
Therefore, I developed this small utility to reset GPS receivers. It should work on any device with .NET Compact Framework installed and for any BT serial port GPS receiver.
Installation:
1 - extract the files from GPSReset.zip
2 - copy GPSReset.cab to your device
3 - run it, a shortcut to GPSReset.exe should appear inside Programs
or
2 - copy GPSReset.exe and OpenNETCF.dll wherever you want in your device (but not \Windows)
3 - create a shortcut to GPSReset.exe
Usage:
1 - check that BT is enabled and that the GPS receiver is on
2 - run GPSReset
3 - select the serial port and and the baudrate of your GPS receiver
4 - click the Open button and wait for the Reset button to become enabled (or for an error message)
5 - click the Reset button
6 - click the Exit button, that's it
After reset it might be necessary to execute again the BT pairing procedure with the receiver.
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oruam57 said:
Sometimes GPS receivers (at least my Hamlet HBTGPS20) stop working correctely (no or unstable fix). Hamlet advice is to reset it using a desktop Windows program that they provide. Unfortunately, this requires a BT enabled desktop or laptop PC. Very unpractical indeed!
Therefore, I developed this small utility to reset GPS receivers. It should work on any device with .NET Compact Framework installed and for any BT serial port GPS receiver.
Installation:
1 - extract the files from GPSReset.zip
2 - copy GPSReset.cab to your device
3 - run it, a shortcut to GPSReset.exe should appear inside Programs
or
2 - copy GPSReset.exe and OpenNETCF.dll wherever you want in your device (but not \Windows)
3 - create a shortcut to GPSReset.exe
Usage:
1 - check that BT is enabled and that the GPS receiver is on
2 - run GPSReset
3 - select the serial port and and the baudrate of your GPS receiver
4 - click the Open button and wait for the Reset button to become enabled (or for an error message)
5 - click the Reset button
6 - click the Exit button, that's it
After reset it might be necessary to execute again the BT pairing procedure with the receiver.
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boot apdate gps
guadafra said:
L'ho provato sul mio Mypal 632n
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I would like to know how to update firmware gps .
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hi all,
When I use comm manager in my PDA to scan for bluetooth devices it can detect the BT device type and shows different icons for PDAs, phones or workstations.
I want to implement this capability in my BT program, anyone knows how to do this or have some tips or links or anything useful????? I use eVC++ 4.0, 2003se sdk.
Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks alot
Mohammad
look for WSALookupServiceBegin
tons of lines of code
I have wm5 with an old rom ... no ICS
After reading a lot
I thought that I try http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=453&more=1 and
http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/in...tting_up_a_bluetooth_personal_area_net&more=1
HTTPSnoopProxy.class file, copy it to, say, the root of your "access point" Pocket PC and get a decent Java Virtual Machine (I recommend CrEme 4.00 because of its superior speed, reliability and moderate memory consumption).
Install CrEme on the device that you would like to act as the Bluetooth Access Point. Then, on the same PDA, write a link file that invokes CrEme on HTTPSnoopProxy.class.
The link file will be, assuming you install CrEme in the main memory, as follows:
255#"\Windows\creme\bin\CrEme.exe" -Ob -classpath \ HTTPSnoopProxy 8080
To make your life easier, I've uploaded an example file here – you only need to put it in, say, \Windows\Start Menu\Programs so that it's easily accessible. It, again, assumes that CrEme 4.00 is installed into main memory and HTTPSnoopProxy.class is copied to the root directory of your PDA. If not, you must modify either the path to CrEme.exe or the parameter of -classpath.
Then, just set up a Bluetooth PAN network and find out the IP address of the "server" (the "Access point") PDA
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But I have a MS BT stack not sure if this Widcomm version is trouble free
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=1072773&postcount=72
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=1073003&posted=1#post1073003
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=285696
using the HTC_PCM_Routing dll and is now using a custom dll. By using a custom dll I have complete control over the processing and can pass the multiple IO control calls need to get the audio routed. You may notice a funny icon in the phone app while audio is routed, I think this is tty mode (not sure), but, it works to do what I needed. Also, I have not messed with Voice Command activation yet, but, I do think that should be possible. I have not hard-reset tested this cab so please let me know if there are any issues. I also moved serial5 to serial9, so you may have to manually delete the serial 5 driver keys. After installing the cab if it does not work correctly, make sure the widcomm/plugins/handsfree/audiosetupdll says SD_PCM_ROUTING.dll
I'll also attach that dll separately for those who just want to replace the key and dll.
One note, the audio routing is full time, once activated all audio all the time will be routed.
,Dave
Edit: State management has been corrected, updated to v.03.
,Dave
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I found The fluxist WiFi Hack -
These instructions will allow you to connect to the Internet connection on your Hermes via WiFi. Essentially, you will be turning your Hermes into a WiFi access point.
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http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_accesspoint
So I wondered if The fluxist WiFi Hack could work with the proxy not sure how best to proceed.
Is it better to run the proxy and install the widcomm stack
or try to adapt the fluxist WiFi Hack to work with the proxy
or just to give up and wait until I falsh wm6 (i'd rather not go this way)
Can anyone provide a step by step on getting this to work?
starfish_001 said:
I have wm5 with an old rom ... no ICS
After reading a lot
I thought that I try http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=453&more=1 and
http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/in...tting_up_a_bluetooth_personal_area_net&more=1
But I have a MS BT stack not sure if this Widcomm version is trouble free
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=1072773&postcount=72
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=1073003&posted=1#post1073003
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=285696
I found The fluxist WiFi Hack -
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_accesspoint
So I wondered if The fluxist WiFi Hack could work with the proxy not sure how best to proceed.
Is it better to run the proxy and install the widcomm stack
or try to adapt the fluxist WiFi Hack to work with the proxy
or just to give up and wait until I falsh wm6 (i'd rather not go this way)
Can anyone provide a step by step on getting this to work?
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First, do you want to share your Wi-Fi or GPRS connection? It's only in the former case that you'd need the first (Java) app; with the latter case, go for the "hacked" one.
Thanks - i like to share my 3G/Gprs with my laptop ideally.
I'm guessing that I still need the proxy as I have a rom without ICS built in
WIFI to Bluetooth
First of all please don't mind my simple English.
I want to know if it's possible to do something similar.
Except:
My Device(HTC Wizard WM6) is connected to Wifi accespoint or using Desktop internet from USB.
can I share this connection over Bluetooth?
so my other mobile can use Wizards internet.
Internet from as desktop --> HTC Wizard --> BT on other mobile.
or
Wifi Accesspoint --> HTC Wizard --> BT on other mobile.
thnx.
Hi and sorry for my poor english.
I'm developing an utility for HTC Diamond, some functions like Intrusion Alarm, works only with Accelerometer, and the Task programer works in any HTC PDA.
But i has a problem with code. I would put 2 icons like Bluetooth, 3G, Battery, etc., with four states. But i not found how make this, i'm trying with the "Notification" Function, but don't works fine.
I'm need a piece of code in VB or C# to do this. Anyone can help me please?
Other interested thing is how can add an another TAB (Plug In) in TouchFlo 3D for the configuration system of my program. I need put 3 buttons to activate/desactivate Intrusion Alarm, Scheduler, And Programing Scheduller Times.
The program first is only in Spanish, but when I release the ATM 2.0 Beta I hope translate for english, and other languages too.
HOW WORKS:
The Intrusion Alarm works follow: You activate the intrusion alarm, you put the diamond over the table, in the seconds specified by the user without moviments the alarm comes active, if you move the Diamond the Accelerometer detects a moviment and a Intrusion trigger is launched, and a keypad to introduce a defined by user pin is displayed, if you don't know the pin the alarm sound is launched.
The Schedulle part permits launch WLAN, Bluetooth and ActiveSync UP/DOWN at the time specified by the user, and you can program automatic Sync over WLAN (with Exchange Server) or Bluetooth (with Desctop ActiveSync).
Thx for Advanced
Best Regards