I want to buy a USB bluetooth dongle for my CE 6.0 platform,
but I can't find any USB bluetooth device with CE driver.
Can anyone suggest me which one has CE driver?
I used some dongles (dlink, SBS) using the BTUSB driver included in
PB.
If the dongle supports the standard USB class it should work.
If the device works on XP/vista without requiring any driver it _may_
work on CE.
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Thank you!
Can I ask you 1 more question?
I have a EZURiO USB Bluetooth, and I can use it in my windows XP with
no more driver,
but when I inserted it, the WinCE pops up a "No USB Driver" window for
it.
What else components should I add to my OS-Design except the Bluetooth
tree in the communication catalog?
[...]
> I have a EZURiO USB Bluetooth, and I can use it in my windows XP
> with no more driver,
> but when I inserted it, the WinCE pops up a "No USB Driver" window
> for it.
>
> What else components should I add to my OS-Design except the
> Bluetooth tree in the communication catalog?
You should add the USB bluetooth driver only. IIRC if you add multiple
driver only one will be enabled and working.
If you are working with hive-based registry you should ensure that the
USB host driver and the USB-bluetooth driver info are both inside or
outside the HIVE BOOT registry (you can open your nk.bin using CE 6
Platform Builder to check that).
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"Valter Minute" <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com> wrote in message
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Dear Bruce,
Thanks for your info.
I found that you said in the winceos.bat.
So I added "Bluetooth Stack with Universal Loadable Driver" and
"Bluetooth Stack with Integrated USB Driver" to my OSDesign.
Unfortunately, the "no drvier window" was still pop-up.
I think, should I remove all "Bluetooth profiles support"?
[...]
> Dear Bruce,
> Thanks for your info.
> I found that you said in the winceos.bat.
>
> So I added "Bluetooth Stack with Universal Loadable Driver" and
> "Bluetooth Stack with Integrated USB Driver" to my OSDesign.
>
> Unfortunately, the "no drvier window" was still pop-up.
>
> I think, should I remove all "Bluetooth profiles support"?
Remove the "Bluetooth Stack with Universal Loadable Driver".
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Senior Engineer
Bruce.Eitman AT EuroTech DOT com
My BLOG http://geekswithblogs.net/bruceeitman
EuroTech Inc.
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"JohnnyAnalog" wrote:
Those error messages are actually what I get with the Universal Stack. With
the USB stack enabled when I do a scan I don't get an error, but a scan
doesn't happen and if I open the Adeneo Bluetooth Manager I get the error:
"Can't access to the Bluetooth stack." Maybe this extra info will help?