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smeesseman · 04-25-2008, 11:13 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by wjc04wrx

I have the Treo 700wx from Verizon. I have been able to pair it with Centrafuse properly. I tried deleted the profile from my phone in order to repair it with Centrafuse again, but doing so, Centrafuse still stated that the phone was already paired. So, like most have done, I pair the two starting from the phone and it works properly.

You need to delete the pair from Centrafuse too, not just the phone.

Quote: Originally Posted by wjc04wrx

One thing though, this new BT stack keeps crashing like crazy. I'm testing in both XP and Vista environment and it will crash in both. Sometimes it will crash within CF and other times it will crash as soon as CF is closed.

It's possible something is messed up because you repaired from your phone and never deleted the old link-key (or profile, i think you called it) from Centrafuse. Delete the pairings from both your phone, and Centrafuse (in the device list, click the '-' button to remove selected devices).

Quote: Originally Posted by wjc04wrx

Question for CF, how the hell do we use the microphone????? I just bought a BT headset and it's working fine. When I open CF and the phone connects, it somehow makes the mic activate through the speakers!!! When ever I say anything, i can hear it through the speakers and if I get too close I get this annoying sound!!! So right now I can only make|receive calls and listen to the people on the other end, but I cannot respond to them due to this issue.

The mic used for bluetooth is under the control of the bluetooth stack. It uses the default recording device for your system. A few users are experiencing similar issues like this, but I believe it is a problem with the hardware configuation. We're still looking into it though, but please keep messing with hardware configuration to try and dig something else up.

Quote: Originally Posted by wjc04wrx

ps. I tried a BlackBerry of my friend as well to test. It found the phone and we tried to pair it, in the end it stated that pairing was unsuccessful and the BT stack crashed. I will need to do further testing with it, but so far it has been unsuccessful.

Blackberry's that do not support the handsfree profile will not work. And to my knowledge, at least at some point last year, none of them did. They only supported the headset profile. We will add support for the headset profile in the future.

04-25-2008, 11:13 PM	#32
smeesseman Variable Bitrate Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Detroit, MI Posts: 387	Quote: Originally Posted by wjc04wrx I have the Treo 700wx from Verizon. I have been able to pair it with Centrafuse properly. I tried deleted the profile from my phone in order to repair it with Centrafuse again, but doing so, Centrafuse still stated that the phone was already paired. So, like most have done, I pair the two starting from the phone and it works properly. You need to delete the pair from Centrafuse too, not just the phone. Quote: Originally Posted by wjc04wrx One thing though, this new BT stack keeps crashing like crazy. I'm testing in both XP and Vista environment and it will crash in both. Sometimes it will crash within CF and other times it will crash as soon as CF is closed. It's possible something is messed up because you repaired from your phone and never deleted the old link-key (or profile, i think you called it) from Centrafuse. Delete the pairings from both your phone, and Centrafuse (in the device list, click the '-' button to remove selected devices). Quote: Originally Posted by wjc04wrx Question for CF, how the hell do we use the microphone????? I just bought a BT headset and it's working fine. When I open CF and the phone connects, it somehow makes the mic activate through the speakers!!! When ever I say anything, i can hear it through the speakers and if I get too close I get this annoying sound!!! So right now I can only make\|receive calls and listen to the people on the other end, but I cannot respond to them due to this issue. The mic used for bluetooth is under the control of the bluetooth stack. It uses the default recording device for your system. A few users are experiencing similar issues like this, but I believe it is a problem with the hardware configuation. We're still looking into it though, but please keep messing with hardware configuration to try and dig something else up. Quote: Originally Posted by wjc04wrx ps. I tried a BlackBerry of my friend as well to test. It found the phone and we tried to pair it, in the end it stated that pairing was unsuccessful and the BT stack crashed. I will need to do further testing with it, but so far it has been unsuccessful. Blackberry's that do not support the handsfree profile will not work. And to my knowledge, at least at some point last year, none of them did. They only supported the headset profile. We will add support for the headset profile in the future. __________________ http://www.fluxmedia.net/ Last edited by smeesseman; 04-25-2008 at 11:15 PM.