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Some JASJAR tips and tricks

I've been playing with the registry of my JASJAR and have found a few tips I will share.
WM5 built in GPS control panel
For some reason this is not active in the settings of the JASJAR. To make it visible do the following:
Fire up a registry editor
Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MASCHINE\ControlPanel\GPS Settings
Delete the DWORD marked "hide"
Add a DWORD called "Group" and give it the value of "2" (dec)
The GPS panel will now show up in your connection settings.
MS Voice Command activation from BT headset
Now this one is sweet and makes the JASJAR the daddy for voice commands.
Install Voice Command to the default location.
Fire up a registry editor
Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OEM\VoiceCommand
Modify the string marked "path" from the default \Windows\SDDialer.exe to \Program Files\Voice Command\VoiceCMD.exe
Now, when you press your BT headset connect button, MS Voice command will fire up and take commands through the headset. It's reponses will be played through the headset too.
Hope you like them.

JASJAR rom
Is the JASJAR rom upgradable traditoonaly (SD upgrade, USB method? )?
Assuming you have wwe version could you dump the rom and upload it?
I am planning to buy a Tawiwanies JASJAR and change to English version can somebody help with tips / tools etc ?

THx, great peace of register changing !!! :lol:

Update:
It would appear that voice command doesn't operate when the device is in closed mode. Works fine in PDA mode, or mini laptop mode.
Not sure why at this point as it gives the *bing-bong* sound to indicate it's waiting for a command, but nothing happens.
Any ideas?

It appears that the GPS control panel was hidden because it does actually not work.
I paired my Emtac BT GPS with my JasJar and selected "outgoing com port 4". TomTom7 only lists com7 so I am trying to use the GPS control panel to connect the GPS com4 to Com7 but TomTom continues to indicate NO GPS. As I can not select com4 in TT5, I am unable to use TT5! Any suggestions are VERY WELCOME.
I also tried other software GPSDash2 and have the same results. This software does allow me to select com4 and provides me with a connection. When I select com7, I get nothing.
Has anybody tried this? Any suggestions?

GPS Dash works for me in WiFiFoFum.
Can't get anythng to work in TomTom though.

Navman
Well I have navman Smart ST, and couldnt even get it to install in order to test it. There goes a $700 AUD investment, cant even use it, bugger not that it worked well anyway with WM2003SE, it worked fine on the original WM2003, but not any further releases. Anybody want a NAVMAN product?

rilot said:
MS Voice Command activation from BT headset
Now this one is sweet and makes the JASJAR the daddy for voice commands.
Install Voice Command to the default location.
Fire up a registry editor
Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OEM\VoiceCommand
Modify the string marked "path" from the default \Windows\SDDialer.exe to \Program Files\Voice Command\VoiceCMD.exe
Now, when you press your BT headset connect button, MS Voice command will fire up and take commands through the headset. It's reponses will be played through the headset too.
Hope you like them.
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This works excellent. Thank you. But you have to give the voice commands directly to the device. The headset doesn't pick up the voice commands and it starts working as sonn as the call has been established. Any idea on how to give the voice commands through the headset? I've also tried with the carkit and same problem. Both on handsfree profile by the way.

Hmmm. My voice commands are given through the headset.
Pretty sure of this.

That is strange. I guess I'll have to hard reset the system then. Damn!

Voice command activation definately works with the BT800 (cept for the closed case issue) . Gotta wait for the beep. Thanks for the tip Rilot.

it's possibly due to my bt headset and car kit not very compatible. After some reading, I've found the following post and modified the registry with the the following string. Now it's working 100%, voice commands through BT headset included.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Bluetooth\Device\000e6d8ef421\Services]
delete the key that holds the values for the "handsfree profile".
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=28033&highlight=

I wonder, is there any reason we cannot dumb the voice dial program and its files and use it with say the PPC 6600 or Blue Angel devices so we can get voice dail over bluetooth?

This works great with jasjar and voice command (as long as device is not closed). It even sends MP3 through the bt head set (not very good audio tho) as long as you initiate wmp10 via voice command. Just start voice command and say "Play anything".
The Other Voice dial program works well also.

Hi guys
rilot >> thanks for the tips
guys i need some help with a small aspect of VC,
When you receive an incoming call voice command will announce the call on your device is there anyway to get this sound transferred to the headset (bt800)
Using the reg edit info provided by rilot we can transfer music and use the headset to activate VC, i was just hoping if theres a way around getting the caller announcement to sound on the headset as well
your thoughts??
thanks

Delete the DWORD marked "hide"
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Please may I have that default setting? I would like to come back to it.
thx!

Have a look at the thread below it will highlight what to change (and therefore what to put it back to - reverse engineering)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=28386&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
Mike

asci said:
Delete the DWORD marked "hide"
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Please may I have that default setting? I would like to come back to it.
thx!
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On my (unmodified) Jasjar the DWORD Hide is set to a value of 1.
HTH,
Brett

rilot said:
Update:
It would appear that voice command doesn't operate when the device is in closed mode. Works fine in PDA mode, or mini laptop mode.
Not sure why at this point as it gives the *bing-bong* sound to indicate it's waiting for a command, but nothing happens.
Any ideas?
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The only way to keep get the BT voice command work even if the device is closed is to set the device not to be switched off "start / settings / system / power / advanced / uncheck turn off device if not used for "
To avoid being left with a flat battery you have to then tap backlight and set it to turn off backlight if device is not used for 30 seconds.
Then tap brightness and set it to the minimum level on battery.
If you do these settings you will never face any problem with voice dial via BT even if the device is closed.
Regards,

khaledelfeki said:
rilot said:
Update:
It would appear that voice command doesn't operate when the device is in closed mode. Works fine in PDA mode, or mini laptop mode.
Not sure why at this point as it gives the *bing-bong* sound to indicate it's waiting for a command, but nothing happens.
Any ideas?
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The only way to keep get the BT voice command work even if the device is closed is to set the device not to be switched off "start / settings / system / power / advanced / uncheck turn off device if not used for "
To avoid being left with a flat battery you have to then tap backlight and set it to turn off backlight if device is not used for 30 seconds.
Then tap brightness and set it to the minimum level on battery.
If you do these settings you will never face any problem with voice dial via BT even if the device is closed.
Regards,
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Sounded good, but my voice command still does not work with device closed. Can hear the voice command prompt, but no response.....

[new release] btIO - A WM5 Tray Bluetooth Mode Switcher

Hi folks,
let me first explain why I made this code:
I have a Universal and an Audi A4 with integrated BT-Handsfree. I normaly use a plantronics headset with my UNI.
Now when I'm in my car and I switch off my headset, the UNI connects to the car's handfree unit.
Somehow the UNI and the Audi Handsfree doesn't play well together and sometimes there where connection problem during voice calls. This behaviour made me think about what the problem can be and I detected that if I switch off bluetooth on my UNI and then reenable it everything is fine. When I then leave the car and turn on my headset I had the same problem. The headset was not able to reconnect to the UNI until I turned off and reenabled bluetooth on my Universal.
I was unsatisfied with the fact that I had to go through the bluetooth settings everytime when I just want to toggle the bluetooth mode and so I worte the attached code.
Now to the program itself:
The cab installs btIO.exe to \Program Files\btIO and creates a shortcut in the autostart folder.
After starting it resides in the tray. It has three icons:
Green BT-Icon = BT is enabled and discoverable
White BT-Icon = BT is enabled and connectable (non discoverable)
Red BT-Icon = BT is switched off
You can toggle between connectable and OFF by simply clicking the icon.
If you tap'n'hold the icon a menu appears and lets you choos between all modes.
That's it.
I'm aware that there are other programs like this, but this one fit's my needs and thus I thought I share it with others.
Enjoy it, it's freeware.
Homepage: http://www.silentservices.de/btIO.html
Cheers

Smartphone version of btIO just released
Hi folks,
on popular demand I created a version of btIO for Smartphones.
It's currently not as "feature rich" as the ppc version. However, it does simply what it should, it switches the bluetooth radio to different states.
- initial release
- Unzip and simply copy the exe file to your smartphone
- Uppon execution it will lookup the current bluetooth state and change it and notify you of the new state
- If current BT state is OFF it will switch it to CONNECTABLE
- If current BT state is CONNECTABLE it will switch it to DISCOVERABLE
- If current BT state is DISCOVERABLE it will switch it off
There is no indication icon, nor is it running in the background and eating ressources. You simly execute it, it changes the BT state and exits...
That's it. I think it should be called by some kind of launcher or via shortcut...
If you think you have a good idea for improvement or found a bug, just drop me a line or post here.
Get it from here: http://www.silentservices.de/btIO.html
As always: Enjoy, it's freeware
cheers

i can recommend this as VERY good batterystatus bt icon replacement.

nothin said:
i can recommend this as VERY good batterystatus bt icon replacement.
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ahem... OK, did you find a feature in btIO I'm not aware of?

c0rnholio said:
Hi folks,
let me first explain why I made this code:
I have a Universal and an Audi A4 with integrated BT-Handsfree. I normaly use a plantronics headset with my UNI.
Now when I'm in my car and I switch off my headset, the UNI connects to the car's handfree unit.
Somehow the UNI and the Audi Handsfree doesn't play well together and sometimes there where connection problem during voice calls. This behaviour made me think about what the problem can be and I detected that if I switch off bluetooth on my UNI and then reenable it everything is fine. When I then leave the car and turn on my headset I had the same problem. The headset was not able to reconnect to the UNI until I turned off and reenabled bluetooth on my Universal.
I was unsatisfied with the fact that I had to go through the bluetooth settings everytime when I just want to toggle the bluetooth mode and so I worte the attached code.
Now to the program itself:
The cab installs btIO.exe to \Program Files\btIO and creates a shortcut in the autostart folder.
After starting it resides in the tray. It has three icons:
Green BT-Icon = BT is enabled and discoverable
White BT-Icon = BT is enabled and connectable (non discoverable)
Red BT-Icon = BT is switched off
You can toggle between connectable and OFF by simply clicking the icon.
If you tap'n'hold the icon a menu appears and lets you choos between all modes.
That's it.
I'm aware that there are other programs like this, but this one fit's my needs and thus I thought I share it with others.
Enjoy it, it's freeware.
Homepage: http://www.silentservices.de/btIO.html
Cheers
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Fine app mate.
Can you give some explanation on all the other features when I pop up the menu? Tried a number of them without getting any response, so don't know how the others work, except for the first few selections.
Thanks.

zard said:
Fine app mate.
Can you give some explanation on all the other features when I pop up the menu? Tried a number of them without getting any response, so don't know how the others work, except for the first few selections.
Thanks.
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The PPC version has the following options (I'll drop the first 3):
- Audio2BT
Routes the device-audio to the bluetooth device (headset or handsfree).
NOTE: This is not meant to work for A2DP connections.
- Audio2Device
Returns the audio back to the device
- AudioGWCCON
Establishes a gateway control channel with the bluetooth device. This means that a connection to the headset or handsfree is established, but audio is currently not routed. If you are afraid about battery drain, you can close the GCC with the next option. This will not prevent the proper function of your headset or handsfree, it will just take a second on an incoming call until the connection is established again. You can accomplish permanent power saving with a registry option under:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\AudioGateway and set PowerSave to 1 and make a softreset
This setting will automaticly close the control channel after each call.
- AudioGWCCOFF
Closes the gateway control channel to save battery power
- BTSettingsCPL
Goes to the Bluetooth settings control panel

Excellent Program
Thanks...this is a wonderful program for my p3300. I no longer have to use BlueMusic to send music to my BT set. Good set of controls. I like it very much and strongly recommended.
Foods for thoughts: can we removed the exit command from the menu? Why does anyone want to exit this wonderful program is beyond me.
Can we have the menu popup when the icon is clicked? Right now, we have to press and hold for the menu. These are just comestic inputs only.
Thanks...HaiLe...

HaiLe512 said:
Thanks...this is a wonderful program for my p3300. I no longer have to use BlueMusic to send music to my BT set. Good set of controls. I like it very much and strongly recommended.
Foods for thoughts: can we removed the exit command from the menu? Why does anyone want to exit this wonderful program is beyond me.
Can we have the menu popup when the icon is clicked? Right now, we have to press and hold for the menu. These are just comestic inputs only.
Thanks...HaiLe...
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You're welcome mate,
well about the exit button: If I'll drop it, one will need to have a taskmanager to colse the app. I personaly "hate" programs that don't give me the option to be closed.
About the popup: btIO is meant to give a speedy way to enable or disable bluetooth. Thus, if you tap the icon bluetooth will be switched to CONNECTABLE (but invisble). If you click it again bluetooth will be disabled. This is the reason why you have to tap'n'hold to get the rest of the options. I can implement something that you might be able to change this behaviour with a registry entry.
I have a new version (0.6) in the pipe which has some new features for audio control. It will let you choose between mute, vibrate and on. I implemented this because I got myself a HERMES and wanted a quick way to control audio with the jog-wheel. It also changes the popup menu. Items can now be checked instead of having double options for ON and OFF.
Will be released soon.

btIO v0.6 and WiFiIO v0.2 for testers is out
Folks,
I've just put version 0.6 for PPC2003 and WM5 online. Both are for Pocket PC only.
Version for PPC2003 is here:
http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-PPC2003.cab
Version for WM5 is here:
http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-WM5.cab
The only difference is that the WM5 version also has options for Mute/Vibrate/SND-ON. I've found no reference for doing the same for 2003 devices so currently sound control is not available for 2003 devices.
New features:
- Changed the menu: Now there are checkable items instead of 2 items for ON/OFF
- Added SpeedToggle function:
-- If SpeedToggle is enabled btIO behaves like before. Means: tapping on the icon will switch BT ON/OFF, tap'n'hold will display the menu.
-- If SpeedToggle is disabled and you tap on the trayicon the menu appears. If you tap'n'hold it will switch ON/OFF
The second app I put online is wifiIO, which is the same like btIO just for the WiFi interface. The initial release had a bug which led to a high cpu load when wifi was on and the device went into sleep mode. This is fixed so it should now be save to use it.
It will work for the following two WiFi NICs:
TIACXWLN
TNETWLN
wifiIO is currently working on the following devices (as I'm aware of):
HTC Hermes with WM5/6
HTC Athena with WM5/6
It is NOT working on the following device:
HTC Wizard
HTC Prophet
You can find WiFiIO here:
http://www.silentservices.de/wifiIO-0.5.cab
Read more on wifiIO here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=1561339&postcount=65
Please report back if everthing is working as expected.
Cheers

hello c0rnholio,
great little utilities. extremely handy. 1 request, can you add 1 more menu item to set audio to a2dp? that will make this bt tool complete! Thanks.

Hello,
i tried the wifiIO on my htc prophet and gullum prophet touch wm6 vii rom and it didnt work. Keep getting the error message "Sorry, no WLAN Hardware found"
I am pretty sure my prophet is using the TNETWLN NIC. Help. i am well impressed by these small utilities.

c0rnholio said:
Folks,
I've just put version 0.6 for PPC2003 and WM5 online. Both are for Pocket PC only.
Version for PPC2003 is here:
http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-PPC2003.cab
Version for WM5 is here:
http://www.silentservices.de/btIO-0.6-WM5.cab
The only difference is that the WM5 version also has options for Mute/Vibrate/SND-ON. I've found no reference for doing the same for 2003 devices so currently sound control is not available for 2003 devices.
New features:
- Changed the menu: Now there are checkable items instead of 2 items for ON/OFF
- Added SpeedToggle function:
-- If SpeedToggle is enabled btIO behaves like before. Means: tapping on the icon will switch BT ON/OFF, tap'n'hold will display the menu.
-- If SpeedToggle is disabled and you tap on the trayicon the menu appears. If you tap'n'hold it will switch ON/OFF
The second app I put online is wifiIO, which is the same like btIO just for the WiFi interface. The initial release had a bug which led to a high cpu load when wifi was on and the device went into sleep mode. This is fixed so it should now be save to use it.
It will work for the following two WiFi NICs:
TIACXWLN
TNETWLN
You can find WiFiIO here:
http://www.silentservices.de/wifiIO-0.2.cab
Please report back if everthing is working as expected.
Cheers
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wifiIO-0.2.cab installed but I don't see the icon at tray like the BTIO. I even tried running the wifiIO executable file and also uninstalled BTIO but still no use.

zard said:
wifiIO-0.2.cab installed but I don't see the icon at tray like the BTIO. I even tried running the wifiIO executable file and also uninstalled BTIO but still no use.
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Which device and OS do you have?

bull_do3er said:
Hello,
i tried the wifiIO on my htc prophet and gullum prophet touch wm6 vii rom and it didnt work. Keep getting the error message "Sorry, no WLAN Hardware found"
I am pretty sure my prophet is using the TNETWLN NIC. Help. i am well impressed by these small utilities.
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I'll take a look...

c0rnholio said:
Which device and OS do you have?
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O2 IIs with Helmi's WM6 R0 Rom.

zard said:
O2 IIs with Helmi's WM6 R0 Rom.
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Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?
Can you take a look in the following registry key and tell me what you see?
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
There should be something beginning with {98c5250D... and so on. Can you tell me what is coming after the closing of this string?

bull_do3er said:
Hello,
i tried the wifiIO on my htc prophet and gullum prophet touch wm6 vii rom and it didnt work. Keep getting the error message "Sorry, no WLAN Hardware found"
I am pretty sure my prophet is using the TNETWLN NIC. Help. i am well impressed by these small utilities.
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Can you also please look in the registry and tell me what is there?
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
There should be something beginning with {98c5250D... and so on. Can you tell me what is coming after the closing of this string?

c0rnholio said:
Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?
Can you take a look in the following registry key and tell me what you see?
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
There should be something beginning with {98c5250D... and so on. Can you tell me what is coming after the closing of this string?
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Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?
- tiacxwin Compatible Wireless Ethernet
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
- {98c5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}\TIACXWLN1

zard said:
Do you know which WiFi hardware is built in?
- tiacxwin Compatible Wireless Ethernet
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State
- {98c5250D-C29A-4985-AE5F-AFE5367E5006}\TIACXWLN1
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OK, that one definately fits...
Could you please redownload and try to run it again? Made some correction in the code which where left in for debugging.

c0rnholio said:
OK, that one definately fits...
Could you please redownload and try to run it again? Made some correction in the code which where left in for debugging.
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Downloaded, tried but still the same.

Bluetooth Name Change Software

Here you will find a little tool to change your Device's Bluetooth name without going to the registry yourself.
http://gbit.ath.cx
It's free and more apps will be released.

Thanks. This is exactly the type of thing I could use.

Would it be possible to make a program to toggle on/off the "Wireless Stereo" and/or "Hands Free" services for a particular Bluetooth device automatically.
I created the attached Mortscript file to do it, but it is very slow and cumbersome. I use this to allow me to switch from my Plantronics headset to my JVC radio when I am in my car. The SendKeys("Settings","2") line in the mortscript code is used to pick the headset named 260Plantronics in my bluetooth devices list. I thought you could make it use a parameter to pass the device name to the program, so any device may be chosen. I use the registry reading part of Battery Status to show me if the headset service is enabled or not.
The registry keys for the devices is under HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\Device\???????????\Services\????????\enabled, where the first set of ?s is the device and the second set of ?s is the service. I tried changing the registry keys with mortscript but it doesn't affect the actual settings in the setting menu and the Plantronics is still connected. Even after a soft reset the Plantronics will still be connected even though the registry keys show 0 and the settings items are unchecked.
Code:
iscar=RegRead("HKLM","\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\Device\000389c44266\Services\0000111e-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb\","enabled")
Run("\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Tools\BlueSet.lnk")
WaitFor("Settings",10)
SendKeys("Settings","2")
Sleep(500)
SendCR("Settings")
Sleep(500)
MouseClick("Settings",17,109)
MouseClick("Settings",17,127)
Sleep(500)
MouseClick("Settings",195,308)
Sleep(500)
Close("Settings")
Exit

installation folder
i have eten glofiish m700 with WM6.1
i installed the CAB & it created a new folder on the main memory called \pogram files%provider% with the BlueName folder inside it
i believe it should have created the BlueName folder inside the original main program files folder, so i did a copy & paste of the BlueName there
It works fine & nice & light software..does exactly what it should do ... but i wanted to mention the "folder" destination error to you
Thanks again for the nice cab

ok, thanks i will check the installation and upp a correct one.

elkneo said:
ok, thanks i will check the installation and upp a correct one.
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great
please update us here & post something to let us know that the new one is there so we go get it
again good work

corrected version is online now. visit my page for more software...

Thanks for the update.

Hi ,
URL http://gbit.ath.cx is not working . I was looking for the solution to change the bluetooth radio name . any ideas ?

anil_k_22 said:
Hi ,
URL http://gbit.ath.cx is not working . I was looking for the solution to change the bluetooth radio name . any ideas ?
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Here you go.
I hope he doesn't mind me posting his cab here since his site seems to be down.

[FiX] Bluetooth turning off with MortScript

Hey guys,
* UPDATE * - I now realize that the first version of this script did not work. Problem should be solved as I've updated it to use VJVolubilis to send the Bluetooth ON command, rather than change the one registry entry.
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I write this as a newbie who's just written his, well, 2nd MortScript. I was fed up with the very common problem that everyone is experiencing, which is their Bluetooth being randomly shut off on the X1.
What I did to resolve the problem (temporarily, until SE provides a proper fix), is to write this MortScript that will run resident in memory (uses only about 90kb, a non-issue with our massive X1 RAM) and poll the status of Bluetooth every "X" (user-defined) minutes. It will then send a command to VJVolubilis turning BT on. If it's already on still, then nothing happens. Note that when it 'turns on' Bluetooth, it will put it into the normal status of Connectible, but not Discoverable, or any other state for that matter. It should only really be reset to "On (Connectible)" from Off because if you were currently using your BT (for ActiveSync, A2DP) then it should not turn itself off in the first place. I think this was the safest bet since there are MANY 'states' for BT to be in.
You will need a copy of MortScript installed in order for this script to work. You can get MortScript at the following link:
http://sto-helit.de/index.php?module=download&entry=ms_program&action=list
Once you've installed MortScript (or if you already had it installed), simply place the "X1FixBluetoothPower.mscr" file in your \Windows\StartUp folder so it will be run upon every boot up, and stay running.
For people who prefer to look at the script contents, then create their own, below is what's contained within my "X1FixBluetoothPower.mscr" file:
Code:
# Xperia X1 Bluetooth Always ON Script
#
# NOTE that you will NEED a copy of VJVolubilis which is a tiny .exe and can be found here by the great Vijay555:
# http://www.vijay555.com/vj/releases/vjvolubilis/vjvolubilis.cab
#Define the interval (in minutes) that BT State will be checked
#Edit "checkmins" number below:
checkmins = 5
#Begin an endless loop that checks vijay555's app every X mins
While( ProcExists( "device.exe") )
Run("\program files\vijay555\vjvolubilis\vjvolubilis.exe"," -blueon")
Sleep(checkmins*60000)
EndWhile
Note that I use a default time of 5 minutes, however on my own device I actually use 1 minute. I have a hard time believing that this will be any sort of 'performance' limiter when it's run, so every 1-2 mins shouldn't be a problem. If you want to edit the minutes, simply open the .mscr file up in Notepad before you dump it on your device (or alternatively, edit it on your X1 with something like Total Commander).
Anyways, this is one of my first scripts written in MortScript, so I hope you guys enjoy it. If anyone else can suggest any optimizations to my 'code', then by all means, please post in this thread.
Below you should find the attachment to the actual .mscr file. Please leave your feedback as to how well the script works for you.
Thanks guys, trying to give back to this amazing community whenever I can!

Well done. Mortscript is the future!

is it possible to add an entry in your skrip, that a stereoheadset connected in the A2DP mode automaticly?

Download A2DP Toggle: http://www.teksoftco.com/index.php?section=freeware
Install and disable the Today-plugin.
Then add a line to the mortscript:
Code:
Run( "\Program Files\Teksoft\A2DPToggle\a2dp.exe", "-a2dp:on" )

scar45 said:
Hey guys,
I write this as a newbie who's just written his, well, 2nd MortScript. I was fed up with the very common problem that everyone is experiencing, which is their Bluetooth being randomly shut off on the X1.
What I did to resolve the problem (temporarily, until SE provides a proper fix), is to write this MortScript that will run resident in memory (uses only about 90kb, a non-issue with our massive X1 RAM) and poll the status of Bluetooth every "X" (user-defined) minutes. If it discovers that BT is off, it will turn it on. If it's already on, then nothing happens. Note that when it 'turns on' Bluetooth, it will put it into the normal status of Connectible, but not Discoverable, or any other state for that matter. It should only really be reset to "On (Connectible)" from Off because if you were currently using your BT (for ActiveSync, A2DP) then it should not turn itself off in the first place. I think this was the safest bet since there are MANY 'states' for BT to be in.
You will need a copy of MortScript installed in order for this script to work. You can get MortScript at the following link:
http://sto-helit.de/index.php?module=download&entry=ms_program&action=list
Once you've installed MortScript (or if you already had it installed), simply place the "X1FixBluetoothPower.mscr" file in your \Windows\StartUp folder so it will be run upon every boot up, and stay running.
For people who prefer to look at the script contents, then create their own, below is what's contained within my "X1FixBluetoothPower.mscr" file:
Code:
# Xperia X1 Bluetooth Always ON Script
# by George Merlocco of protogenlabs.com
#Define the interval (in minutes) that BT State will be checked
#Edit "checkmins" number below:
checkmins = 5
#Begin an endless loop that queries the BT registry entry every X mins
While( ProcExists( "device.exe") )
#Define variable to check status of Bluetooth via registry
BluetoothStatus = RegRead( "HKLM","System\State\Hardware","Bluetooth" )
#if Bluetooth DWORD = 8, BT is OFF so turn it on (set to 9)
If ( BluetoothStatus = 8 )
RegWriteDWord( "HKLM","System\State\Hardware","Bluetooth", "9" )
EndIf
Sleep(checkmins*60000)
EndWhile
Note that I use a default time of 5 minutes, however on my own device I actually use 1 minute. I have a hard time believing that this will be any sort of 'performance' limiter when it's run, so every 1-2 mins shouldn't be a problem.
Anyways, this is one of my first scripts written in MortScript, so I hope you guys enjoy it. If anyone else can suggest any optimizations to my 'code', then by all means, please post in this thread.
Below you should find the attachment to the actual .mscr file. Please leave your feedback as to how well the script works for you.
Thanks guys, trying to give back to this amazing community whenever I can!
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Brother, I install the script installed in phone but when phone boot up, the bluetooth is not turn on? Anything I missed out?

Hi,
I notice that you have added another VJVolubilis and X1FixBluetoothFinal-MSCR-v2.zip, do we need to uninstall the MortScript we installed earlier?
Do advise us accordingly, thanks.

chongbh said:
Hi,
I notice that you have added another VJVolubilis and X1FixBluetoothFinal-MSCR-v2.zip, do we need to uninstall the MortScript we installed earlier?
Do advise us accordingly, thanks.
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yes chongbh, you can remove the other (v1) script completely by simply deleting the file. Next, grab the .cab installer for Vijay's app, install it to the PHONE memory (only like 15kb), and unzip the X1FixBluetoothFinal-MSCR-v2.zip into your \WINDOWS\STARTUP folder. Simple as that.
Further to this, you can customize how frequently you want the script to run which will in turn run VJVolubilis + the argument to turn BT on.
On a side note, I'm not quite sure why the previous script didn't work. I do have a feeling that it's because SE uses a proprietary Bluetooth stack which ignores that change to the single registry entry. I would love to find out how VJVolubilis and Wisbar Advance Desktop trigger Bluetooth states, because they still do work with the X1.
Anyways, this patchwork shouldn't have to last very long (not too bad still as MortScript.exe uses peak 100kb memory while running), and we see an official CAB update from Sony Ericsson addressing the well-known issue. Hope this helps some of you hold over till then!

Guess for some newbie might be in the lost as in what are the proper procedures :
1) Download and install the MortScript.cab into PHONE Memory :
http://sto-helit.de/index.php?module...am&action=list
2) Download and install the Vjvolubilis.cab into PHONE Memory :
http://www.vijay555.com/vj/releases/vjvolubilis/vjvolubilis.cab
3) Download the X1FixBluetoothFinal-MSCR-v2.zip from the 1st post of this thread
4) Unzip the X1FixBluetoothFinal-MSCR-v2.zip into your X1's phone memory location : \WINDOWS\STARTUP folder
5) Reboot your phone and your Bluetooth should stay ON forever
I have tested on my X1 and it works great! Thanks to Scar45 for your effort and guidance.

Hi,
the \Windows\Startup folder mentioned - is that the same as \Windows\Autostart ? Or should I create a \Windows\Startup, because there is no such folder at the moment in my X1...
Thanks for enlighten me on why my X1 keeps shuting off the Bluetooth all the time...
/Stefan

Thanks a lot
I contacted Sony Ericsson because my Bluetooth headset was "detecting" the bluetooth dropped and when I looked on the X1i the Bluetooth was turned off.
They told me to buy another BT headset, nice to see I wasn't crazy

brago said:
Hi,
the \Windows\Startup folder mentioned - is that the same as \Windows\Autostart ? Or should I create a \Windows\Startup, because there is no such folder at the moment in my X1...
Thanks for enlighten me on why my X1 keeps shuting off the Bluetooth all the time...
/Stefan
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Not a problem Stefan, and yes, you can create the \Windows\StartUp folder if it isn't there already. I would test it by copying ANY shortcut in there and seeing if it runs that program after a soft-reset. If that's all good, put the .mscr script in the \Windows\StartUp folder and you'll be good to go.
lmame said:
Thanks a lot
I contacted Sony Ericsson because my Bluetooth headset was "detecting" the bluetooth dropped and when I looked on the X1i the Bluetooth was turned off.
They told me to buy another BT headset, nice to see I wasn't crazy
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Apparently they are aware of the issue, but I'm sure that knowledge doesn't trickle down to the Customer Service Reps until a proper fix has been released.
Glad this script fix could help a lot of ppl out...thanks again to Vijay and Mirko for the tools needed!!

Yes definitly those tools sound fun ^_^
Edit:
Btw, I saw something weird.
When the BT is dropping, if I delete my BT headset and do the pairing again (resetting the pairing also headset side), it seems the BT doesn't drop until next soft reset or until next time the headset is shut down.

Is Sony even aware of this issue? I called my local Sony X1 support and they were not aware this was even an issue. I think more people need to complain about randomly dropped bluetooth connections!

Yeah!
Thx a lot - my bluetooth-music-streaming works now!
But is it right - I have to choose every time when I connect to the radio in my car - "use as stereo-headset" in the settings?
GREAT JOB! THANK YOU!!!

A2DP Toggle
Epidemie said:
I have to choose every time when I connect to the radio in my car - "use as stereo-headset" in the settings?
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See A2DP Toggle in post #4.
You can use it together with Mortscript to create a "connect A2DP now" button, instead of going to the bluetooth settings.

wensing said:
Then add a line to the mortscript:
Code:
Run( "\Program Files\Teksoft\A2DPToggle\a2dp.exe", "-a2dp:on" )
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Thx 4 your help - one last question, i´m sorry ...:
How can I add a line to mortscript???

help needed ...
Still need help - does no one knows the answer, pls?
Thx,
Epi

this works great. thanks.

Epidemie said:
Still need help - does no one knows the answer, pls?
Thx,
Epi
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Hey Epi,
Sorry no one got back to you, but it's easy to add a line to the MortScript file. Just open the .mscr file in any text editor (I use the built-in one in Total Commander) and add the line in exactly as wensing has described.
Save the file, do a soft-reset, and you should be good to go!

Epidemie said:
Still need help - does no one knows the answer, pls?
Thx,
Epi
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The script in post #1 is to restart bluetooth if it is (accidently) stopped.
You can add a line to that script to reconnect "bluetooth stereo".
But then it tries to reconnect each 1 minute.
You can also install A2DPToggle and create a shortcut to the exe:
\Program Files\Teksoft\A2DPToggle\A2DP.exe
Then you can put that program on your today screen easily.
And if you want a nice icon with that shortcut, you can change the shortcut file to:
53#"\Program Files\Teksoft\A2DPToggle\A2DP.exe" "-a2dp:1"?\Program Files\Teksoft\A2DPToggle\settings.exe,-0

Bluetooth Audio Gateway Control

Application is designed to control BAG (Bluetooth Audio Control) service state on Windows Mobile systems. It can enable/disable audio/microphone routing to Bluetooth headset, set volume and microphone gain, enable/disable voice command launch application.
Writing this little piece of code was inspired by inability of AGEphone Mobile (ver 2.71) to collaborate with Bluetooth headset.
Really it can be used for other purposes as well. You can make some useful shortcuts or use it in some scripting language.
It is “command line” application (no GUI). Command line switches controls application behavior.
There are two working modes: “keep resident” (default: able to save and restore all settings) and “on fly” - for quick change.
Application itself and documentation with samples in attached file.

Thanks alot i'm downloading now!

gui in next ver?

Thank you very much for writing this! Your utility goes alone perfectly with AGEphone Mobile and is perfect for anyone who wants to use a BT headset AND voice command - highly recommended vs. the standard "BTAudioToggle" !

I'm trying to get this to launch via startup to see if it will work with my bt headset and voice command.
I'm just using "\Windows\bagctrl.exe /O"
as my shortcut link but it gives me an error the app isnt signed..I assume I'm probably just an idiot and not making my shortcut right..Can anyone help me please?

vidmabal said:
Application is designed to control BAG (Bluetooth Audio Control) service state on Windows Mobile systems. It can enable/disable audio/microphone routing to Bluetooth headset, set volume and microphone gain, enable/disable voice command launch application.
Writing this little piece of code was inspired by inability of AGEphone Mobile (ver 2.71) to collaborate with Bluetooth headset.
Really it can be used for other purposes as well. You can make some useful shortcuts or use it in some scripting language.
It is “command line” application (no GUI). Command line switches controls application behavior.
There are two working modes: “keep resident” (default: able to save and restore all settings) and “on fly” - for quick change.
Application itself and documentation with samples in attached file.
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Many thanks, vidmabal - it works like a dream and does exactly what I was looking for!

MrDSL said:
I'm trying to get this to launch via startup to see if it will work with my bt headset and voice command.
I'm just using "\Windows\bagctrl.exe /O"
as my shortcut link but it gives me an error the app isnt signed..I assume I'm probably just an idiot and not making my shortcut right..Can anyone help me please?
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Yes, application is not digitally signed.
If you want to use it you first must enable not signed applications (but there are plenty of them around).
To do this you can use "Advanced Config" or alternatively set registry value with some registry editor. "Total Commander" or "Resco explorer" can help you performing this task.
Registry key is "HKLM\Security\Policies\Policies" value name is "0000101a" (if not exists create new DWORD value) and must be set to 1.
P.s. I really don't know why you want to run it on startup and expecially with /O key

eazy2001x said:
gui in next ver?
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Really not.
Application is designed to run without user intervention.
That’s why even all errors are silently ignored: no MessageBox for invalid keys or some other errors.
Even I don't see what GUI can be helpful. Except maybe for microphone gain changing. Volume normally has control keys on Bluetooth device itself.
Of course you can use it with Mortscript or some other scripting language and make some interface in here. Error codes returned (not present in attached document)
0 - No error (all OK)
128 (0x80) - Error redirecting audio (normally occurs if Bluetooth device is not connected)
129 (0x81) - BAG0: device not found
130 (0x82) - Invalid command line parameters

since u coded this, ive got a small question. do u think there is any chance to disable a remote microphone and use the internal one instead?
im asking this because the mic from my car radio totaly fails its job (JVC KD-BT11) and the internal from my phone (x1) is far supirior to it.

Nice work man, just find my bt headset behind the microwave oven (my girlfriend didn't know anything)
I'm going to write a small mortscript to controll the commnd line.

vidmabal said:
Yes, application is not digitally signed.
If you want to use it you first must enable not signed applications (but there are plenty of them around).
To do this you can use "Advanced Config" or alternatively set registry value with some registry editor. "Total Commander" or "Resco explorer" can help you performing this task.
Registry key is "HKLM\Security\Policies\Policies" value name is "0000101a" (if not exists create new DWORD value) and must be set to 1.
P.s. I really don't know why you want to run it on startup and expecially with /O key
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I'll have to look into it more but I already have advanc config to run unsigned apps..

achmed20 said:
since u coded this, ive got a small question. do u think there is any chance to disable a remote microphone and use the internal one instead?
im asking this because the mic from my car radio totaly fails its job (JVC KD-BT11) and the internal from my phone (x1) is far supirior to it.
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The application has nothing common with Bluetooth transport. Really it only send control codes to BAG service (Bluetooth Audio Gateway). This one is coded by Microsoft. I think other BT stack providers (for compatibility reasons) also supports such service.
According to documentation there is no such control code to enable only audio and leave microphone untouched. (Maybe there is, but undocumented, as M$ like to do).
Also it depends on BT profiles your device support. Maybe it has some "stereo headset" without mic?

Here i made a mortscript gui for this tool:
just extract to \Program Files\BTAGC
all files are included
Now make a shortcut of config.mscr in your start menu

vidmabal said:
The application has nothing common with Bluetooth transport. Really it only send control codes to BAG service (Bluetooth Audio Gateway). This one is coded by Microsoft. I think other BT stack providers (for compatibility reasons) also supports such service.
According to documentation there is no such control code to enable only audio and leave microphone untouched. (Maybe there is, but undocumented, as M$ like to do).
Also it depends on BT profiles your device support. Maybe it has some "stereo headset" without mic?
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The radio itself offers "Bluetooth Headset" and "freespeech".
i tried to disable the freespeech (bluetooth settings in winmo) but somehow my phone still uses the radio as microphone.
guess i have to get my soldering iron and make some hardware mods to my radio. looks like disabling a bluetooth mic isnt going to work.
PS: but thx

old post i know, but do you know if there is a way to display the error msgs on screen somehow ? I think im getting errors.

Pytte said:
old post i know, but do you know if there is a way to display the error msgs on screen somehow ? I think im getting errors.
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Really there is no much error processing here. But you can try to start app from say Mortscript and examine return code. See message #8 for return codes.

Thanks for your effort put into this.
Could you please confirm if/how is it possible to do just one thing:
1. Cyberon Voice Speed Dialer installed on phone.
2. BT button does not invoke it (audio route opened, and dialer screen opened, but no Speed Dialer. Reg Key exists)
3. Can this program help do it? (which mode resident/on fly, which extension to exe file and how to launch it (start-up or something else))
Many thanks in advance!

Thanks
Thanks a lot vidmabal, this is what I was looking for.
Cheers

Will this program work on an HD2 which i think uses a widcomm bluetooth stack??

dino_Donis said:
Will this program work on an HD2 which i think uses a widcomm bluetooth stack??
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Really I don't know.
I am operating with service "BAG0:" ("Bluetooth Audio Gateway") - you can check if it is present in your system.
1. Launch Fdsoft Task Manager
2. Go into "Services" page.
3. Check that you have started service BAG0:
Alternatively you can check it in registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Services\BTAGSVC
(Service name can differ, but "Prefix" value must be "BAG" and "Index" must be 0, "IsEnabled" value must be 1)