hey all ..
jsut a quick question (again)
ahh.. i just want to send files (mp3's,movie-clip, fotos) with blue tooth to another phone ???
how where ??
with tab and hold i can only beam a file (IRDA) to other people..
the can find me and can send ME stuff.. but i have no idea where i can find them and send THEM stuff..
again plz help
Get resco explorer... this is a must have in my opinion... it will give you what you need.
Get your free trial here.... http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/explorer/default.asp
BR
Presuming you havnt already tried this:
Make sure bluetooth is activated before you attempt to beam the file..
You should have 2 magnifying glass icons on the 'beam' screen..
The first will state Infrared, the one below should state 'searching'.
Give the device a few seconds to search out the devices (this has never been a lightning quick process on my xda's) and select the desired destination device. Works for me.
Failing that Resco explorer isnt bad either and gives you a progress meter.
(On a stranger unrelated note....I have just noticed whilst doing this on my device with bluetooth turned off I have gained 2 bars signal strength whilst the device searches)
yeah a buddy of mine gave me resco explorer.
and yup it works like a charm
i can now ehh beam stuff to buddies .. yeah
thanx for the effort
ehh now i get OBEX errors ??
ehh what is OBEX ?? why the errors ?
subroutine said:
ehh now i get OBEX errors ??
ehh what is OBEX ?? why the errors ?
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From the Wiki - I suggest you read it!
To change the ability to receive files via Bluetooth (OBEX)
The setting is at 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Obex'
The 'IsEnabled' DWORD value should be set to '1' to enable OBEX and '0' to disable OBEX.
For example, to enable the ability to receive fles via Bluetooth
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Obex\IsEnabled = 1
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My XDA Mini can received file but i cant Send any at all..! like contacts,jpg,mp3. I use resco explorer and also default file explorer also cannot do so.
All i get is failed or (OBEX) device not supported or failed.
Pls Help............
To send files using bluetooth on the Universal all you need to do is turn on your bluetooth, open up file explorer, tap and hold the file you want to send and tap onto beam file. You will see a red and a blue magnifying glass. The red one is infrared and the blue being bluetooth.
I always send songs, pictures and other files by bluetooth using my Uni in this manner. I just wish i could browse other phones using bluetooth the way i used to on my BA.
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I know the xda II is not capable of this out of the box... Are there any third party apps that would allow me to do this??
The problem is that the XDA II uses the limited Microsoft Bluetooth stack that came with Windows Mobile 2003 instead of the full-featured Widcomm Bluetooth stack used in iPAQs. The Microsoft Bluetooth stack doesn't support the File Transfer profile nor the Network Access profile. Someone has taken the Widcomm stack from the iPAQ and adapted it for the XDA II. Just search this forum for "BluetoothGPS.zip" and you'll see lots of discussions concerning this. But note that this is a hack.
Hi Jargon, Thanks for the reply.. Would it do my xda II any harm if I download it? or would it mess it up? .. If I download the bluetoth gps thru what software can I tranfser files via bluetooth? Thanks
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Hi Jargon, Thanks for the reply.. Would it do my xda II any harm if I download it? or would it mess it up? .. If I download the bluetoth gps thru what software can I tranfser files via bluetooth? Thanks
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I haven't used the hack myself (I didn't want to void my warranty). So I can't speak from experience. But you can find the info you need by searching the forum for "BluetoothGPS.zip".
Nah, If it voids the warranty... Jargon, Thanks for the reply again, would you happen to know how to remove application icon/shortcut on the program menu that has already been removed from the system? another thing, I also accidentally auto-configured the phone to the 1010 settings, how can I remove the settings and the app icon/shortcut on the program menu? thanks
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Nah, If it voids the warranty... Jargon, Thanks for the reply again, would you happen to know how to remove application icon/shortcut on the program menu that has already been removed from the system?
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Yeah, just launch File Explorer and go to the "WINDOWS\Start Menu" folder. Look for the unwanted shortcut in that folder and in all its subfolders. Then delete the unwanted shortcut and you're done.
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another thing, I also accidentally auto-configured the phone to the 1010 settings, how can I remove the settings and the app icon/shortcut on the program menu? thanks
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You're not alone. I once made the same mistake. To fix it, I used PHM Registry Editor to search and delete the "1010" settings in the Pocket PC registry. Then I manually reconfigured all the connection settings (Settings->Connections->Connections->Advanced and MMS Composer options). After that, I removed the AutoConfig icon from the Start->Programs list to make sure I don't make the same mistake again.
I hope this helps.
you bet it helps.. I did it !! I removed the application icons at last. Thanks Jargon. :lol:
http://bluetooth.i-networx.de/index_e.html
the bluetooth tool in here, use for xda2
Is this a software? or something that might void my warranty?
it says on the update improvements that it still cant send files thru bluetooth until the future versions.. can it?
sleekool said:
Is this a software? or something that might void my warranty?
it says on the update improvements that it still cant send files thru bluetooth until the future versions.. can it?
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You can send file using bluetooth, just launch File Explorer (don't use Resco Explorer, it doesn't work with Bluetooth file transfer), tap and hold the file you wish to beam, then select Beam File... from the popup menu, just wait for your available bluetooth devices to be listed, then just tap to send the file...
I'm glad to be wrong on this one. I've just successfully transferred a file from my desktop PC to my XDA II via Bluetooth (Microsoft stack). However, I still can't figure a way to transfer a file from my XDA II to my desktop PC. My XDA II can detect my desktop PC but the file transfer always fails.
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http://bluetooth.i-networx.de/index_e.html
the bluetooth tool in here, use for xda2
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I have NEVER been able to log on tyo that link, I have tried lots of times, any solution?
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horsy said:
http://bluetooth.i-networx.de/index_e.html
the bluetooth tool in here, use for xda2
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I have NEVER been able to log on tyo that link, I have tried lots of times, any solution?
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try this link http://www.angeltowns.com/town/bluetooth/
I managed to get that file, however I am no nearer getting my pc and xda2 to sync, or send/receive files. I noticed that once the patch was loaded that "bluetooth" option in activesync vanished. My pc can see my xda, however it cannot browse the files or vice versa. Simple tasks should not be this difficult, I have spent a whole day on this, I even used the latest and greatest widcomm software to no avail.
As an addition to the above, I thought I would try to see if I could have better results using an ipaq 3870, within 10 minutes I had Obex file transfer and activesync through bluetooth working. All I managed on the xda2 was to send files to the desktop using right click/beam command. The ipaq software is far better and does almost all the work for the user.
Hi
I have searched the forum but couldnt find anything (just before anyone bolloxs me for asking a simple question)
How do i send a file from one xda to another via bluetooth.
thanks
Tim
cant you bond then and beam it ?
use file explorer to beam the file
@timb551: You mean you say you have searched, but in reality you didnt . . . . .(couldt resist on this :wink: )
I would sugest to tap&hold on the file to be sent in File Explorer.
Then choose 'beam', wait for the devices near you to become available and 'tap to send'.
Dont think bonding is neccesary.
Beaming
The problem whit beaming is that it uses IR and you must align the devices. I have tested widcomm BT driver and then it works, but then my headset stopt working.
no you can beam without using IR
Get Resco File Explorer
select a file "hold it down" untill you get a menu choose send to and then bluetooth recipiant.
I have tested widcomm BT driver and then it works, but then my headset stopt working.
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Apparently you can use only one bluetooth function at a time (eg you can not use a blutooth carkit and a bluetooth gps at the same time) so I guess it might disconnect you headset to send the file.
using resco file explorer is easier than the file explorer native to the phone...
HI!
Is very satisfied with my prophet BUT where is all nice BT profiles from 2003SE?
Widcomms "Bluetooth Wizard" was way better , especially the Obex FTP profile so you could browse/send/recieve files from another phone or your computer.
Have searched everywhere. Tried all hacks and BT stacks. Like Toshiba Bcsh, Widcomms, AVE, Brainboxes etc ending up with nasty errors.
The only thing I really want is the Obex FTP stuff.
Have also searched for a Obex file browser like "Bluetooth Commander" (PalmOS) but have not found similar software for PPC
Anyone who knows what to do?
And yes, I have went through every page on XDA-developers.com!
Heeelp
Thanks in advance
/MrX
hi rastamanne, i'm finding that my file transferring needs are being handled fine by the beam file menu in WM5.
You gotta use the crappy included file explorer however, i imagine most people use Rescos.
Anyway, tap and hold on file, and click beam. Working for me fine so far.
Hi guys (first post yay )
ive tried to use the search funtion but its a vbulletin forum which means search is pants lol!
just got me an exec ive been playing with it for a few days now but went to bluetooth a file today and noticed i couldnt?
ive checked the mannual and it says
click and hold then click beam file then select?
but when i clicked beam file it just brings up the 'beam' option (infrared beaming)
so im lost lol
i went to the my-xda site to do sum searching and found out there was an upgraded rom so i upgraded it (thinking it was added and i hadnt got the lasted software) but no luck so im still stuck
but it looks a little nicer now lol :/
Many Help is great help
Cheers.
JollySonX.
it isn't very intuitive.
you have to wait for the destination device to come up under the IR bit (i think you have to pair first?), then tap it to send. there's no progress bar either, which is annoying
well thats annoying isnt it
Cheers.!
When you try to send the file are you using the built in file browser (file explorer)?
and is you bluetooth switched on?????
I am using Resco File Explorer to send files from my Jasjar to my PC.
First of all my PC is paired to my Jasjar. Now when I need to send a file all I need to do is to switch ON the bluetooth on the PC, navigate to the file with Resco which is to be beamed from the Jasjar to the PC, press and hold on the file which brings the context menu, "send to..." "Bluetooth Receipent...", select the name of my PC and the file is transferred. I do not even have to swich ON the bluetooth on the Jasjar. Resco automatically switches bluetooth ON and once the file transfer is complete bluetooth is automatically switched OFF.
Regards
good bluesnarfing app i used on ppc 2003.. the source code is there also..thanks
what exactly does this program do? it sounds like a BTCrawler type of app.. not telling us what it is makes me hesitant to try it...scary!
oh ok i just googled it....nevermind!
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oh ok i just googled it....nevermind!
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can any1 help..or knows some 1 up for the task?
so have you tried it yet? did it lock it up? or does it just not work? Sounds like fun to me.. just let me know your experience with the program and i'll give it a whirl..
oh jeez.. it's all c++, and I failed out after data structures ( i blame a foreign teacher combines with way to much weed and beer) and went on to get a psych degree.... sounds kinda scary, there is one executable in there, but im hesitant to try it... or maybe not..
go to yout tube there a demo there.. I used to use it on wm 2003..put it on port 7 and it wrked..on wm5 it doesn't find the ports or open comm mnger..
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go to yout tube there a demo there.. I used to use it on wm 2003..put it on port 7 and it wrked..on wm5 it doesn't find the ports or open comm mnger..
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did i post this on the wrong thread??
Hey madmax, found a soloution to your problem!
I just enabled btcrawler to snarf and to bluetab exploit. look at http://www.silentservices.de/btCrawler.html
I just enabled the reg changes and off i go.... kinda fun but not all its cracked up to be... I want to send strangers wierd messages to f with their head
Guys.. try BLUEZARD :
What can I do with Bluezard?
With Bluezard you would be able to:
Browse remote device filesystem, download, upload and delete files on a remote-device, create folders.
Control remote-device by sending AT-commands. It has built-in terminal.
Send SMS from remote-device.
Download SMS from remote-device.
Download phonebook from remote-device.
Send files to the remote-device up to several times faster than filemanagers!
Receive files sent via Bluetooth. It can save files directly to storage card, file size is unlimited and it is done on a really high speed!
You can choose where to save incoming file.
You can set filters for auto-sorting incoming files to different folders.
Get extended info about remote-devices: bluetooth manufacturer, avaible services, bluetooth address.
Get invisible device status.
Bluezard is using system device list, so you don’t need to scan for devices every time!
Bluejack remote-device with a message!
Other features of Bluezard:
Bluesnarfing (only for security testing)
Hellomoto (only for security testing)
Fast and easy-to-use interface.
And many-many other features!