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Originally Posted by gnome1b
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I put the Rom a12 update on and I've been able to connect to my ANYCOM BT headphones with a dropout every 30 seconds in TCPMP but not in Windows Media Player. I've also been able to connect up with my BT keyboard via the driver program I have for it installed on the X51v.
I tried putting the Widcomm drivers on the device and I can listen in Windows Media Player ok but whenever I try to use it in TCPMP it seems like the signal gets dropped, also I can't seem to connect with my keyboard using the profile in the widcomm stack nor can I connect using the driver program I have for the keyboard.
I thinking that if I just use the a12 update and not the widcomm update I can continue to use all my devices. I'm thinking that if I could switch the BT speed like the speed switcher program I should be able to eliminate the dropouts.
Does anyone know how the speed switcher program switches speeds?
Is it a registry setting??
Thanks for your help
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Difficult to develop that speed switcher without knowing how to switch speeds, don't you agree?
Have a look to [HKLM\Software\Widcomm\BtConfig\SerialTransport\]. The values involved in the port speed are:
- ShiftSpeed (the speed in bps)
- ShiftCommand (0x36 0xFF 0x04 and the speed coded as a 4 byte integer. Take care of the integer byte order (least significant byte first))
Anyway, I don't think your problems are speed related. I hope I'm wrong and you find the solution.