I don't know if this is possible or if this is a really simple question however is there a way to disconnect a hands free device in 1-2 clicks.
what happens is this, I have a BlueAnt Speakerphone in the car I get out of the car (and forget to turn of BlueAnt) walk 15m and make a call - phone is still connected to Hands-Free, so how can I quickly disconnect the hands-free and make a call through the normal phones internal speaker.
I suppose I can assigna button to be comms manager and disable bluetooth however I want bluetooth to remain on if possible (just d/c hands-free temporarily)
Windows Mobile 6.1 on HTC Touch HD
You can try this, it merely toggles bluetooth.
However, I have had the same problem as you, so decided to make my TD2 KNOW when it is in my car and KNOW when it is not. I use GProfile for this. It knows when it is in my car because it is connected to my car cradle (it is charging) which is also an FM transmitter (it thinks it is connected to a headset). This then automatically turns bluetooth on when cradled. When I un-cradle it, it turns bluetooth off thus disconnecting from my handsfree headset.
GProfile is one program which does this but you could use Mortscript instead.
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Is there a way to setup a profile for my phone. I like to profile's: 1 in car, 2 outside car.
If my profile is "in car" and when i pickup the phone, he must switch automaticly to handsfree (speaker on).
yes
I have been looking for an answer on this too
On my Himalaya, my BT carkit does exactly that. It's paired as a Headset and thus autom. diverts the calls to it whan there is a connection (BT on and Carkit on)
I believe if you use the BT to answer the call it will route to the BT. If you use the phone to answer, it will use the handset.
I have the pioneer BT70 radio with intergrated BT carkit. Couldn't get it to auto connect (nokia does). Installed PocketZen and set the Car profile to autoconnect headset on incomming or outgoing call. It works about 90% of the time.
Like the PocketZen. But use it only as a way to turn on and of my BT to save power and to have the different profiles. Configuring the programm (saving settings) is f***ing slow! Switching is fast
Hi all,
I use a THB carkit integrated into my stereo. It uses usb connector to power the pda but bluetooth to trick the pda into thinking a headset is in use so calls are handled by the carkit. Aside the problem of bluetooth intermittantly turning off, is there a way to forward all audio (especially tomtom) to the "headset" carkit?
I've searched the forum and there is plenty of info on bluetooth headsets and how the button on them can be used to start audio via bluetooth, but the carkit doesn't use any buttons. I would be happy enough if there is an app to run whenever I want audio over bluetooth, anything really to sort this out.
Cheers all.
Anybody have any suggestions pleeease?
well sounds like your in a tight spot. I believe that all the audio programs use the button to initiate the audio transfer. Perhaps if you look at the reg edits for these programs you might be able to toggle it with some other input from the phone.....
There is a free program called BTAudio that you could try
tried that program but it relies on pressing the voicedial button on a headset which I don't have.
I paired the head set both as a wireless stereo and as hand free and it works good except 1 thing:
while I press the button on the headset to make a voice call with voice tag (which works perfectly for me with others simple headsets) ,I can't hear the beep telling me to say the tag and also i can't hear the confirmation of the tag I said.
The system IS working and the phone dials what I said,but i can't confirm while the pda is not in front of me
If I disable the "wireless stereo", I can hear the beep and the confirmation.
Does anyone know someting ?
Besides this the sound of the headset is amazing
Voicecall
Yes, I experienced the same thing with my WE-COM (cheap ) stereo bluetooth headset. If i want to make the headset activate the voicecall i have to first turn off the wireless stereo in the bluetooth connection screen. So, i leave the wireless stereo turned off most of the time. Only when i want to sit back and enjoy wireless stereo music or watch a movie using bluetooth, i turn on the wireless stereo.
I wish it can be automatic but i can't find any other ways other than manually turning the wireless stereo off and on acording to my needs.
Since my bluetooth is inexpensive, I am happy that both the wireless function and the phone function works. The shop person who sold me the bluetooth didn't know how to get the phone function of the headset to work with my u1000 at first. I had to fiddle with the pairing and setting up for quite a while at his shop. Suddenly it hit me that the pda was confused about the headset having 2 different functions and it doesn't know how to automatically switch between the 2 functions by itself. So i just have to use the bluetooth setup screen to command the pda to respond to just one of the function at a time. And it worked! So i bought the headset. And the shop was happy to make his sale.
There seems to be many times when my BT stereo headphones (Sony Ericsson Bluetooth Headset HBH-DS970) are connected functionality-wise to say Pocket Player and I hear music. But the Hands Free portion of the BT is not attached. At such times hitting pause/next track/etc on the HBH-DS970 does nothing. Sometimes powering off the DS970 and back on re-establishes the Hands Free connection.
This makes me wonder, when it's not working, what does Bluetooth say the Hands free is attached to? Is it possible to have the Wireless Stereo hooked into one thing and the Hands free be controlling something else?
Another thing that goes along these lines, and I have no way of fixing it, is that sometimes for some odd reason I just cannot connect my DS970 to my phone to actually make phone calls with. Now I know it works because, well, most of the time it connects and works. But lately, more and more, it doesn't.
When it doesn't the symptoms are, naturally, that I hear nothing in the headphones when making a call and cannot use the mic built into the DS970. But also, while in the call (because the menu pick appears no where else unless your in an active call) selecting Menu will show a grayed out "Turn Hands Free on". When this happens I cannot use my BT headset to make calls no matter what I do.
When this is working then the "Turn Hands Free on" menu pick is not grayed out and I can turn it on.
This leads me to want a BT application that can expose the true internal status of the BT connections and perhaps allow the user to manually override situations that are just plain wrong like the above.
Hello all,
Welcome to this new forum about the Iolite (HTC Cruise 2) launced in feb 2009 in the Netherlands.
I have a question about the special function that the car kit (delivered with my phone) has to automatically set-up the phone to use my the blue tooth headset when placed in the car kit cradle.
This works by means of a magnet that is inside the cradle, which the phone detects when it is put in this cradle.
It the pops up with the question: Do you want to activate blue tooth (yes/no).
This is nice, but..... when i don't select "Yes" is does not activate the blue tooth.
Is it possible to automatically enable blue tooth and select the headset without my intervention when i put the phone in the car kit cradle?
Noticed that flaw too.
But when "no" is selected is does connect to the bluetooth headset...
So selecting no does the trick
Sorry
Sorry wrong place....
I've noticed another flaw. When I get into my car, I power on the BT handsfree (just a little Nokia headset, not a big unit), then I put the phone into the cradle, choose Yes (I like when it asks to connect handsfree, as I don't want to use the headset all the time), BT is activated, headset connected, but the Phone application doesn't switch audio to headset (there is also no headset icon in the top right corner). I have to remove phone from the cradle (to make it disable BT) and insert it again, then it works. Wtf?