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Is it possible to use my PDA as a bluetooth dongle?

Hi there....
Is it possible to use my XDA II as a bluetooth dongle?
I have I-mate Phone Edition and I want to use the Bluetooth in my Pocket PC for my PC to send files throw it.
I have a program in my PPC that change my PPC to Flash Memory when cable is connected to it... then a hard drive shown in My Computer.
Any how,
I wonder if there is a program for PC to identify the MS bluetooth in PPC?
sorry for the bad language!
Bye

Highly unlikely..
Infact; nigh on impossible..

There are many program that can control the PPC via bluetooth or cable. and they called remote. from them we can use the PPC bluetooth.
Microsoft should add this function in Activesync for easy to use the bluetooth in PPC! For that we don't need to buy a bluetooth dongle!
any way... thanks to all

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What software do you used so PC read your PPC as flash card?

It is called "Softick Card Export II". it is amazing program... and you don't need to install Active Sync in your PC... you will be shocked when you see how fast transferring files!
Download this program and see if it is work with your PPC:
http://www.softick.com/pocket-pc/cardexport2/

wizard activesync throug bluetooth

Hi all,
I have a toshiba portege r200 and I'm simply not able to set up activesync to work through bluetooth. The darn computer only sees my phone as a modem.
I have no clue how to do this.
I really cant' see why this has to be so hard. Both units are running stupid microsoft software. Whey the can't microsoft think that people migh want to connect their ppc's to their laptops via bt and just make it work easily?
Please, someone help.
thanks

Try deleting the pairing on your pc and the Universal. Then initiate from the Universal. It Should give you an option for ActiveSync. Also check in ActiveSync on your PC that you have set up connection settings to allow connections to Com4 (maybe another Com part in your case.)

It's possible UMTS+ActiveSync?

It is possible connect to UMTS/GPRS while Activesync is on?
The idea is to access from a portable pc without internet connection and use the feature with Pocket Controller Program and ONLY in JASJAR, without use modem feature or PC explorer or another, only Pocket Controller and soft on JASJAR.
Thanks

Well I know I can use the wireless modem over bluetooth whilst I am stil connected for activesync over USB to my PC

Yes, I know about modem usb or BT...
My question is another. Is for use like I described in my post.
Thanks

Ahh Sorry - I think I understand the question now. You want to use your JASJAR to surf the internet through SOTI pocket controller whilst it is still hooked up to your PC with ActiveSync.
Can't see why you would want to do this, but I'll see if I can figure it out.

Exactly, that is!
Thanks

I tried this also, but failed.

Exactly, fail. So I ask for it.
Thanks

In order to acheive this you must disable the "pass through" connection that active sync makes when it connects. I'm not sure whether this can be done

Hummm I cannot see that option... I't possible that register must be modified but.... how!? That the question.
Thanks

Sagit said:
It is possible connect to UMTS/GPRS while Activesync is on?
The idea is to access from a portable pc without internet connection and use the feature with Pocket Controller Program and ONLY in JASJAR, without use modem feature or PC explorer or another, only Pocket Controller and soft on JASJAR.
Thanks
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If you just want to see your PPC on your PC using Soti's Pocket Controller, you can setup a TCP/IP connection in Pocket Controller on your PC given that you have a Wireless network setup. Using this method does not require that you have Activesync running and will be able to use UMTS connection at the same time... I've set this up on my PPC and network.

How to Enable Bluetooth PAN Network on WM5

PAN is a bleutooth network connection without the use of activesync, which is far more better. I've read that PAN could be enabled on WM5 devices but i still dunno how. can anybody help me?

thanas said:
PAN is a bleutooth network connection without the use of activesync, which is far more better. I've read that PAN could be enabled on WM5 devices but i still dunno how. can anybody help me?
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Set up a bluetooth partnership with your computer and you can then set that up as a service. However, I generally just put the Storage card into a card reader on my PC if I want to do mass transfers (e.g., video, music files). Otherwise, for normal transfers I don't find AS that awful, since I do want to sync anyway.

how can i use PAN as service, i've tried everything but i can't. my htc wizard doesn't display PAN BT at the network cards either. and my computer can't find any PAN devices

Audio input over USB?

Specifically, HTC Fuze as USB computer speaker - possible?
It may be too complicated a hack, but I would like to use the speakerphone of my HTC Fuze (Raphael) as a cheap USB speaker for my computer, for when my 100 watt stereo speakers would be too loud and when I don't feel like wearing headphones.
Just a kinda funny but fairly unnecessary usage scenario. So, how to do it, and is it even possible?

pretty sure that pda's can performe the tast of an usbSoundcard
but when connected to activesync the pda would have the same network
as the pc and as so being able to map a shared network drive and play music from it

Rudegar said:
...able to map a shared network drive and play music from it
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Thanks, but I need it to output games and application sounds, not mp3s.
Not sure if it would need a WinMo driver, an xp driver, or what. Maybe record computer's sound in realtime and play file from disk, also in realtime? Some sort of streaming? Just throwing out ideas. I have no idea how to make it work.

you would need a dummy sound driver on the pc and then a "server" app on the pc feeding a socket which the client driver on the pda would play
but you could never get it to do it real time
even if you used 2 pc's rather then a pda in the client end
and the pda would slow it down even more
but you could do it over bluetooth if the bluetooth device in your pc supported audiogateway then the pda would work as a soundcard for the pc

Rudegar said:
but you could do it over bluetooth if the bluetooth device in your pc supported audiogateway then the pda would work as a soundcard for the pc
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Thanks Rudegar! Too bad about USB, but that sounds even better. Knew I should have gotten a fancy bluetooth adapter for my computer instead of a wifi one!

they are pretty cheap just make sure you get one with a good newer broadcom bluetooth stack software