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I bought a set of bluetooth speakers (LG MSB-100) and paired them to my XV6900. They worked fine - until a call came in. The call switched to the speakers as designed, no problem. When the call ended, though, the music played on the phone. Nothing I could do could send the music back to the speakers, except turning off bluetooth at my phone, powering down the speakers (had to turn bluetooth off because the speaker power button kept wanting to make my phone redial the last call!), powering up and repairing.
Quite the hassle for "hands free" music, no? Any recommendations on how to find the solution to this?
> I bought a set of bluetooth speakers (LG MSB-100) and paired them to > my XV6900. They worked fine - until a call came in. The call > switched to the speakers as designed, no problem. When the call > ended, though, the music played on the phone. Nothing I could do > could send the music back to the speakers, except turning off > bluetooth at my phone, powering down the speakers (had to turn > bluetooth off because the speaker power button kept wanting to make my > phone redial the last call!), powering up and repairing.
> Quite the hassle for "hands free" music, no? Any recommendations on > how to find the solution to this?
> Ed
I've seen problems like that a lot and there is a shorter way to fix that particular problem.
After you cycle the bluetooth on your phone go to the screen with the list of "Devices" and Tap and Hold the device you were using before the phone call. When a menu pops up tap on "Set as Wireless Stereo". That should fix it right there under normal conditions so you shouldn't have to cycle power on your bluetooth speakers.
Sometimes the bluetooth will just shut off on a phone with WM6 or WM6.1 and I always cycle power on the phone after that happens then I do that Tap and Hold bit mentioned above.
BTW I have a computer that is always on that has a bluetooth adapter on it and speakers. All I have to do to redirect the sound from my phone to the speakers on that computer is use that "Set as Wireless Stereo" trick mentioned above.
As for the question in the subject of your post. There is a newsgroup just for cellular.bluetooth but about all I've seen posted on it is SPAM.
The other thing is to dig out the bluetooth version for your phone and post it... look in the bt manager "about"
among other things, different versions support different connections and features... I have a relatively early wacom ppc version (1.6.0) that exhibits the same symptoms and I have been unable to address them other than to soft reset when they occur.
to answer this, essentially nowhere, as wacom and other bt device driver providers refuse to even acknowledge that they have end users... there are normally zero driver update options.
The only remaining logical place to go is the oem or the vendor and they beg off with "they are not our drivers"
> to answer this, essentially nowhere, as wacom and other bt device driver > providers refuse to even acknowledge that they have end users... there are > normally zero driver update options.
> The only remaining logical place to go is the oem or the vendor and they > beg off with "they are not our drivers"
> Beverly Howard
Before the tablet makers start picking on you, that is Widcomm, not Wacom!
Ok, I'll quote what it says on a computer I'm looking at right now.
The title bar states: About My Bluetooth Places
Then below that is states:
My Bluetooth Places 5.5.0.4400 Copyright 2000-2008. Broadcom Corporation WIDCOMM Bluetooth Software 5.5.0.4400
So it is Copyright 2000-2008 Broadcom but it is called WIDCOMM Bluetooth Software and don't ask me why because I don't remember right now.
BTW there is newer WIDCOMM Bluetooth Software out but it requires an Internet connection to install and I don't see any advantage to that version over the version I'm using.
for all occurrences of "widcomm" and "broadcom". Unfortunately, all I could find out was the fact that the original Vogue models (NOT the Verizon ones!) run the MS BT stack (see http://forum.xda- developers.com/showthread.php?t=469327 ). Therefore, you may want to post a pair of threads to XDA-Devs asking for pointers to a hacked ROM / custom installer package that would install the MS BT stack on your phone. Hopefully it exists.
Note that doing so isn't entirely without dangers - dunno what happens when you try to install a GSM rom on a CDMA phone. You may also want to investigate this if you can only go the "full ROM change" route because there aren't add-on MS BT stack installers (which, at the same time, also disable the Widcomm BT stack).
Ed from AZ <prof_ofw...@yahoo.com> wrote in news:af9091a6-5e77-41b3- bb86-b6044f633...@i12g2000prg.googlegroups.com:
> I bought a set of bluetooth speakers (LG MSB-100) and paired them to > my XV6900. They worked fine - until a call came in. The call > switched to the speakers as designed, no problem. When the call > ended, though, the music played on the phone. Nothing I could do > could send the music back to the speakers, except turning off > bluetooth at my phone, powering down the speakers (had to turn > bluetooth off because the speaker power button kept wanting to make my > phone redial the last call!), powering up and repairing.
> Quite the hassle for "hands free" music, no? Any recommendations on > how to find the solution to this?
I deleted the device - we decided to take that one back. Especially since it was $50 through Verizon and $20 through TigerDirect!! But I will remember the "Set As Wireless Stereo" for my next device, because I will have ne.
Agreed on the spam in the bluetooth forums - that's why I came here.
I'm running WinMobile 6.1 Pro - I can't find what version of Bluetooth.
One other tidbit I found somewhere on the 'net - answer the call from the speakers, not the phone. Something about answering from the phone apparently pulls sound back to the phone, although not control - you can't re-pair the speakers by briefly pressing the mulitifunction button because that makes the phone redial!
Oh - and the LG "help" tech I spoke to had no clue about these - they weren't even in his database!
Think I might go with some headphones instead . . .
> I'm running WinMobile 6.1 Pro - I can't find what version of > Bluetooth.
If it's a Verizon VX****, then, it's a Widcomm BT stack. All newer versions (even as of WM5 years ago) support stereo A2DP; that is, the real version isn't of real interest.
> One other tidbit I found somewhere on the 'net - answer the call from > the speakers, not the phone. Something about answering from the phone > apparently pulls sound back to the phone, although not control - you > can't re-pair the speakers by briefly pressing the mulitifunction > button because that makes the phone redial!
> Oh - and the LG "help" tech I spoke to had no clue about these - they > weren't even in his database!
Well, BT A2DP isn't really standardized. For example, with the latest iPhone firmware (which introduced Voice Control via Bluetooth), many a2dp headpones lost the ability to initiate outgoing calls. And, of course, incompatibility issues are abound - not only on iPhone, but also on Symbian and, to a much lesser degree, WinMo and the Blackberry.
And I thank you for informing me about the LG MSB-100.
I was in the market for portable bluetooth stereo speakers and gave up on them when I couldn't find any I really liked. After looking up LG MSB-100 on the Internet I found out there are all sorts of companies selling portable bluetooth stereo speakers that I could be happy with.
I will say this too. I have a minor problem with a Touch Diamond and a Motorola S705 and that is they want to keep connecting hands free and all I want connected is the Stereo part. When that happens I have to tell the Diamond not to use anything at all, click Save and then go back and do that "Set as Wireless Stereo" bit.
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