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FMA won't find my T610 |
J3K
Joined: Oct 28, 2003
Posts: 49
From: Melbourne, Australia
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Sorry if this has already been covered, but I've already used the search function with no hope.
It came with the XTNDConnect Blue Manager software/driver and I can connect to my T610 via this. However, FMA (0.1.1.16 Stable) won't find it. All that happens is it freezes up and I have to ALT+CTRL+DEL to close it. I am using Windows XP Professional.
This is my procedure:
1. Open FMA
2. Tools -> Options -> General Tab -> Check Native Bluetooth -> Click on Lookup Device button (still displays all 0's for the Bluetooth Address)
3. Phone -> Connect
4. FMA freezes!
My XTNDConnect Blue Manager tells me that my Bluetooth address is 00:08:1B:05:63:EB and I have even tried forcing address that in FMA to connect. Still don't work.
Also I know the following information if it helps:
Bluetooth COM Port - DUN [COM6]
Bluetooth COM Port - FAX [COM8]
Bluetooth COM Port - LAN [COM7]
Bluetooth COM Port - SERIAL [COM5]
Plus, I've tried downloading the XP SP1 Bluetooth driver, but it say's that my existing one is already newer than that.
Even more, I don't even see the little "B" (Bluetooth) icon in my desktop, but I can still transfer files using XTNDConnect Blue Manager.
Anyone?
Thanks in advance,
Jek
P.S.
The specifications of my USB Dongle (brand = Soho):
USB Plug & Play compatible
USB V1.1 compliant
USB BUS Power
Bluetooth specification v1.1 compliant
Full Speed Class 2 Bluetooth operation
Operation range - 10m (33Ft) range
Maximum user data rate 721 kbps
Frequency range: 2.400~2.480 GHz
Low power saving features
BQB pre-qualified
Driver support for windows 98se/ME/XP
[ This Message was edited by: J3K on 2004-10-15 02:55 ] | |
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mwarner
Joined: Dec 23, 2003
Posts: > 500
From: Warwickshire, England
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The Bluetooth setting in FMA is for connection using Windows XP's built in bluetooth.
If you are using third party software (which is usually much better than the built in stuff, especially Widcomm) then you will need to change it so it connects to the serial port of your phone.
In your case it will be:
Bluetooth COM Port - SERIAL [COM5]
See my instructions above your question in the FMA thread for more information.
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=3699&start=990
Mike
[ This Message was edited by: mwarner on 2004-10-15 09:04 ] | |
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Posted: 2004-10-15 03:06
