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Old 02-16-05, 03:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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X50v acting weird with bluetooth headset

Hi,

i'm a bit of a computernerd, and on the otherside, i'm a bit of a biker freak (i drive a honda fireblade) :-)

Lately i combined these 2 hobbies, i bought the dell axim X50v, and the emtec BTGPS trine 2 bluetooth GPS receiver
at first i just plugged in earphones to use the navigation software (i only use the audio guidance of the PDA), but the was quite unhandy underneath the helmet, and started to hurt after several hours of driving, so i started looking for another solution.

I found that Dainese was producing helmets with built-in bluetooth headsets, so i went to test-drive one, which worked fine, the pairing worked like it should, the headset worked flawlessly, so i ordered the helmet in the size and color i wanted.

i went to pick up the helmet last friday, but when i came home and wanted to pair it with my axim, it didn't work, i tried everything, but nothing worked, the PDA would say the pairing completed succesfully, but the helmet would just stay in pairing mode. when i tried to pair the helmet with another device (cellphone, computer etc) this worked fine, also the pda paired and worked flawlessly with other devices, so it seemed both devices were working fine.

so as a last resort, i hard-resetted the axim, after which the problem was solved, so i thought, ok it's weird, but it's gone now.

but the next day, the problem returned, exactly the same as above, i now made a backup, performed a hard-reset, and restored that backup, so generally that wouldmean the axim is restored to the way it was before the reset, but then it worked again.

when i wanted to leave for work this morning (after the PDA having been turned off for the night), the problem had returned once more

i tried hard-resetting the axim, and made sure i didn't install any software, i just paired the 2 devices, and turned the axim and the helmet off for the night, so there wasn't any software installed, but the axim had the problem again

the problem seems very weird to me as both devices seem to work fine, but just are not able to connect


maybe anyone got some ideas?
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Old 02-16-05, 05:45 AM   #2 (permalink)
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From what I have heard there are some problems with th x50 and bluetooth. I think I remember it to be something about the memoryallocation. This might be the cause of you problem. However, this is mostly hearsay. ;)
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Old 02-16-05, 05:59 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Make sure that you've only got bluetooth on and NOT WiFi. I've read that having them both on at the same time can cause problems similar to those you described.
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Old 02-16-05, 06:24 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Dag
Make sure that you've only got bluetooth on and NOT WiFi. I've read that having them both on at the same time can cause problems similar to those you described.
i'll try that tonight...
but i'd be a shame that each time i turn on wifi and bluetooth by mistake, i've to do the hard reset procedure to make it work again
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