I'm working on a C# project for a Mobile Data Terminal that runs Windows CE 6.0. Dongle software for windows 10. I'm using 32feet.NET to connect to a Bluetooth device.
The MDT has built in Bluetooth and Microsoft's Bluetooth Driver Stack is installed, but I believe it's not loaded automatically.Every time after I reset the MDT, my program can't find any Bluetooth devices with 32feet's BluetoothClient.DiscoverDevices and when I run Bluetooth Device Properties from the control panel and hit Scan Device I get an error message claiming that 'Bluetooth hardware error 10050 (controller not present)'.Now, there is another, third party, application installed on the MDT. This program seems to be able to start that controller up. If I just open that program and close it immediately after it's done loading, the Bluetooth works again - the device manager in the control panel can scan and find Bluetooth devices and my program can find them with BluetoothClient.DiscoverDevices.Now, I don't want to have to start that program manually each time I want to run my project after a reset.
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I want to start up the Bluetooth controller from my own program. Is there any way to do it either via 32feet.NET or from some other underlying API?
.Microsoft Device Emulator 2.0 is the second publicly released version of the Device Emulator for ARM-based Devices. This emulator is also being released with the Windows Mobile 6 SDK and the Adaptation Kit (AK) releases of Windows Mobile 6 and Windows Embedded CE 6.0.Device Emulator 2.0 release contains the same executables and DLLs as the 1.0 release that came with Visual Studio 2005. This version of the Emulator has upgraded performance and some new features. This install will replace the emulator installed with Visual Studio 2005.Note: Device Emulator V2.0 is required for application development targeting Windows Mobile 6 and Windows Embedded CE 6.0 from Visual Studio 2005. This emulator is also required if your system is running Windows Vista.Note on Windows Vista:DeviceEmulator 2.0 has taken a few design changes to work with the Windows Vista operating system that enables the emulator to be cradled using the Windows Mobile Device Center.
You will need to install the application to successfully cradle the device emulator, setup partnerships, synchronize content, etc.Windows Vista running on x64:We have also released a patch for x64 systems. This patch (found below) updates the SerDMAASPlugin.dll, which was originally compiled to 32-bit, to its x64 version.To install the emulator, run the executable that is provided with this download. If you are installing the emulator for the first time and intend to use it as a standalone product for running your applications, then you will have to register the binaries that come with this release.
When installing on Windows Vista, you will need to run the installation as an administrator.
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'B.R.Liao' wrote inm:. 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 multipledriver only one will be enabled and working.If you are working with hive-based registry you should ensure that theUSB host driver and the USB-bluetooth driver info are both inside oroutside the HIVE BOOT registry (you can open your nk.bin using CE 6Platform Builder to check that).-Valter MinuteTraining, support and development for Windows CE(the reply address of this message is invalid)Bruce Eitman eMVP17.12.08 9:36. On 12月18日, 上午1時36分, 'Bruce Eitman eMVP' wrote: I just ran into the problem that Valter is talking about a few weeks ago and documented what I found on my blog. Check out. Bruce Eitman (eMVP) Senior Engineer Bruce.Eitman AT EuroTech DOT com My BLOGEuroTech 'Valter Minute' wrote in message news:[email protected].
'B.R.Liao' wrote in m:. I have a EZURiO USB Bluetooth, and I can use it in my windows XP with no more driverbut 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. 'B.R.Liao' wrote inm:. 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'.-Valter MinuteTraining, support and development for Windows CE(the reply address of this message is invalid)Bruce Eitman eMVP18.12.08 5:32. I'm having a similar problem. I'm trying to get a CSR BC04 Dongle workingwith CE 6.0 R2 and have tried enabling the USB stack as well as the UniversalStack one at a time with no luck.
Unless you are reaslly into that techno sound it probably is not worth your time.To be fair, different strokes for different folks and all that.
If I try to scan for devices with theBluetooth Manager in the control panel I get a 'Bluetooth hardware error10050 (controller not present). I've also tried testing with the AdeneoBluetooth Manager and get a little bit different result. If the dongle is inI get a 'Can't get the hardware status.' Error, and if i take it out I get a'The adapter is not present (HCIHARDWARENOTPRESENT)' error upon startingthe manager. So the system seems to be recognizing that there is a Bluetoothdongle plugged in. Maybe its the dongle? This one works with vista/xpwithout any additional drivers as well.
I've also tried about three otherswith no luck either. Any ideas?JohnnyAnalog19.12.08 7:45.
It is possible to switch the functionality of the USB Function driver on Colibri and Apalis modules. There are three possibilities in the Toradex default image:. Serial Class (Default). Mass Storage Class.
RNDIS. Serial (COM) portTo change this, you have to set one of the following registry values:HKEYLOCALMACHINEDriversUSBFunctionDrivers DefaultClientDriver = 'SerialClass'; This is the default setting - Used e.g. For ActiveSyncDefaultClientDriver = 'MassStorageClass'; Module behaves like USB mass storage deviceDefaultClientDriver = 'RNDIS'; Module behaves like a USB network adapterDefaultClientDriver = 'USBSERClass'; Module behaves like a regular COM portWhen Mass Storage Class is selected, the storage location is DSK1: by default. This is, for example, an external USB memory stick. If you would like to change this to the internal FlashDisk, you have to change the following registry value.
The FlashDisk will disappear from the module root folder because it's now dedicated to the USB mass storage function.HKEYLOCALMACHINEDriversUSBFunctionDriversMassStorageClass DeviceName = 'DSK0:'; DSK indexes can be found in Start-Controll Panel-Storage ManagerOn the Vybrid VF50 and VF61 modules, we use the WEC7 notation even for Windows CE 6.0. In the DeviceName parameter you cannnot use the DSKn: disk number, but set the store name of the mass-storage device you want to expose via the USB interface.You can retrieve suitable names by checking under HKEYLOCALMACHINESystemStorageManagerProfiles.
Each profile has a Name entry containing its Store Name.For example to expose SD card you can configure:HKEYLOCALMACHINEDriversUSBFunctionDriversMassStorageClass DeviceName = 'SD Memory Card'In the DeviceName parameter you can also set the store name of the mass-storage device you want to expose via the USB interface.
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