How to use A2DP bluetooth headsets. - Page 2

deepgodly · #1 (**permalink**) 01-20-2008, 02:43 AM

The download for the ppc6700 A2DP worked perfectly! There is on thing that I had to figure out that was not in the instructions. I am not sure if someone already posted this because I did not read the whole forum, but after the phone resets you have go to your bluetooth connection setting, go to you devices and tap and hold on the new device model number, then an option will come up to allow you to use the stereo setting. After that you do not have to do anything. It will work both ways. I may have miss interprited where the person who wrote the instructions stated to make sure the stereo option was checked because I had both checked in which case you may be able to skip the whole thing that I stated. With the in comming calls it worked great! I just pressed the talk button, but when I tried to use the voice dial it was not so great the device would recognize what I was saying and start the dial then stop while in the beginning. Normaly I use a Moto H700 and it is good, but the sound quality from the person on the other end they said it is a lot better on this Moto Stereo bluetooth

**Wideawake** · #2 (**permalink**) 05-27-2006, 09:35 PM

no probelm!

~Mike

**Big D5** · #3 (**permalink**) 06-09-2006, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Wideawake

Making A2DP work on your PPC-6700 is very simple. All you have to have is the file attached, ur PPC-6700, and a A2DP compatible headset.

1. Download the attached .zip file on your ppc. Either directly or activsync it over. And extract files. NOTE: if you have the new ROM, if not your gonna have to activsync all the files over after extracted on your desktop.

2. Copy Avrcp_MPplugin.dll, bta2dp.dll, & sbc.dll to windows directory on phone.

3. Install the Tornado_A2DP.CAB and then install the Tor_A2DP_cert.CAB

4. Soft reset the device.

5. Pair your headset with the phone, making sure you select the set as wireless stereo option, and your DONE!

That simple now you can listen to your favorite music with stereo quality!

Dose the BTToggle work with this? I have a discovery 640 that I like to use for Music some times. I also mave a Motorola HT 820 so I need the A2DP

**Wideawake** · #4 (**permalink**) 06-09-2006, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Big D5

Dose the BTToggle work with this? I have a discovery 640 that I like to use for Music some times. I also mave a Motorola HT 820 so I need the A2DP

It should work as bttoggle program only opens the audio gateway, this is a hack to add the feature of add as stereo device and the files needed to support A2DP.

**Big D5** · #5 (**permalink**) 06-10-2006, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Wideawake

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big D5

Dose the BTToggle work with this? I have a discovery 640 that I like to use for Music some times. I also mave a Motorola HT 820 so I need the A2DP

It should work as bttoggle program only opens the audio gateway, this is a hack to add the feature of add as stereo device and the files needed to support A2DP.

Ok My A2dp works very well but when I try to start the BTTogle (installed per instructions) I get this message. This application requires a newer version of the Microsoft.net Compact Framework than the version installed on this device. Can you offer any help? What am I doing wrong?

**Wideawake** · #6 (**permalink**) 06-11-2006, 12:34 AM

OH this is the updated version of the BTToggle program that requires the newest version of .net framework. Left that out in the instructions, Thanks for pointing that out. You can download the .net framework version 2 from HERE. Just install the .cab included in the .zip to your main memory and all should work now. Hope this helps!

~Mike

**Big D5** · #7 (**permalink**) 06-11-2006, 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Wideawake

OH this is the updated version of the BTToggle program that requires the newest version of .net framework. Left that out in the instructions, Thanks for pointing that out. You can download the .net framework version 2 from HERE. Just install the .cab included in the .zip to your main memory and all should work now. Hope this helps!

~Mike

That was it. This is a great program to have it makes things much easier. However, when using BTToggle and switching between my Motorola HT 820 stereo head set and my discovery 640 I found that it is necessary to turn the voice dial on before turning on my HT 820. The HT 820 connects automatically after a partnership has been established so the BTTogle is not needed. If I try to use the audio gateway with my HT 820 the sound is in mono and not stereo.

**Wideawake** · #8 (**permalink**) 06-11-2006, 09:29 PM

yea when using a regular headset it is mono on with a2dp headsets will it be stereo. I think I mentioned that in the how to use regular headset to listen to music post.

~Mike

whistler · #9 (**permalink**) 07-25-2006, 03:13 PM

how do i know if my headset is compatitable.. (sic)

**Wideawake** · #10 (**permalink**) 07-25-2006, 03:15 PM

are they a2dp? it would say on the packaging it came in...