Hi, I'm trying to connect my Galaxy Nexus Unlocked to a Bluetooth dongle. My Nexus sees the device but when I click on it, it gives me a 6 digit passkey to enter on the dongle. The dongle has preset 4 digit codes and there's no way to enter a different passkey on the device/dongle.
So...is there a way to manually enter a different passkey on my Nexus?
Is this a Legacy pairing vs SSP problem? Read about that after googling for a while.
Thanks!
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I just bought a Holux M-241 Bluetooth GPS reciever to work in conjunction with my Vogue (CDMA HTC touch), I've tried to follow the instructions provided to create a device relationship, but the instructions were written to connect to a WM5 device whereas my touch is WM6 and I keep on getting hung up when it asks me to enter a passcode.
This is the first time I've tried to use bluetooth with my touch and it doesn't mention anything about passcodes in the GPS setup instructions. I've tried entering both the P/N and the S/N numbers written on a sticker on the back of the M-241, as well as my device password, but it always tells me that "the passcode is incorrect" and then it drops the bluetooth connection from both the system tray and the M-241.
I must be doing something wrong, I would really appreciate if someone has any advice on this situation.
- Sam
Try to use "0000" or "1234" wich are often the standard codes.
I got a similar problem: My HTC Wizard recognises my Bluetooth mouse (HID) and it also pairs. My mouse works without passcode and it Pairs without entering one.
Though, when it comes to register the device as an HID Device after Pairing, WM aks for the Passcode again. This time, the "next" button stays grey until anything is entered. As my mouse works WITHOUT a passcode, I cannot register it the right way.
Is there any solution to adding an HID device without passcode to my wizard?
When using GPS in WM6 make sure the built-in GPS feature in "programs" is diabled. I had problems with my Globalsat BT-359, it wouldn´t pair and it turned out to be the built-in feature that was making a hard time. It was somehow on by default and when I diabled it I could pair on first try.
Just a thought.
on my hermes w/ WM6 i pair it using the (passcode from documentation) then I use 0000 as the passcode when prompted.
I have a different GPS but usually 0000 is the passcode
thanks for the help everybody!
"0000" was the passcode.
I'm a taxi driver and being able to pair my GPS to my Touch to find the shortest routes has changed the way I drive.
All the best,
- Sam
Holux M-241 don't work after pairing
Hi, I paired my Holuix M-241 ith the XDA-Exec, authorized it, created the outgoing COM port as explained on the manual, BUT openning google maps, it don't get current position, I WHAT I have to do?
Please, HELP .
Thanks
passcode
on my hermes w/ WM6 i pair it using the passcode from documentation then I use four zero as the code when prompted.
Is there any way that allow me to connect my "Touch Pro 2" to a "Nissan Altima 2010" via Bluetooth?
Explanation of my problem:-
1- I try to connect my Touch Pro 2" to the Bluetooth of the "Nissan Altima 2010".
2- the "Touch Pro 2" ask for a pairing password which is by "Nissan Altima 2010" default "1234" as displayed in the information screen of the car.
3- I enter the password"1234".
4- the car information screen displays that "The pairing password was INCORRECT".
is there any UPDATE,PATCH or a program to fix the problem?
Note: after searching the internet for answers , i found that i`m not the only one with this same problem. A lot of people out there have the same problem with their "Touch Pro 2".
devil snake said:
Is there any way that allow me to connect my "Touch Pro 2" to a "Nissan Altima 2010" via Bluetooth?
Explanation of my problem:-
1- I try to connect my Touch Pro 2" to the Bluetooth of the "Nissan Altima 2010".
2- the "Touch Pro 2" ask for a pairing password which is by "Nissan Altima 2010" default "1234" as displayed in the information screen of the car.
3- I enter the password"1234".
4- the car information screen displays that "The pairing password was INCORRECT".
is there any UPDATE,PATCH or a program to fix the problem?
Note: after searching the internet for answers , i found that i`m not the only one with this same problem. A lot of people out there have the same problem with their "Touch Pro 2".
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try 0000 or read the car manual to see if there is a way to change the default password of the car
Well i found a way that "MIGHT" work but i need a REGISTRY EDITOR program that is easy to use and works from the phone itself not the PC(because i have problems with connecting my phone to my Vista) can anyone give me a good REGEDIT program (FREEWARE)
devil snake said:
Well i found a way that "MIGHT" work but i need a REGISTRY EDITOR program that is easy to use and works from the phone itself not the PC(because i have problems with connecting my phone to my Vista) can anyone give me a good REGEDIT program (FREEWARE)
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PHMRegedit and Total Commander are the 2 free apps that are most widely used here. PHM (1st cab below) is a smoother interface, but only does regediting, TC (2nd cab) is a less polished interface, but also includes advanced file explorer functionality.
PROBLEM NOT SOLVED YET....
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Please help ... tweak ,patch ,registry ,program ,anything that works
I have the same issue with my Nissan 370z (No Navi). I'm tried many different ROM's and all the registry tweaks, no luck yet.
The Car manual specifically says you can't change the PIN / Passcode. I
true, i also disabled the PIN code pairing process but when i try to connect it still ask me to enter a PIN code "1234"
when pairing with my G35, which does NOT have stock stereo (it's a pioneer aftermarket stereo I installed specifically for hands-free talking and bluetooth music streaming), I set my phone to discoverable, then start the pairing from the stereo, not the phone... then when the phone asks if I'd like to pair with the stereo, I say yes, then I enter the code (for me, it's 0000).
Hope this helps. - Mark
Contact the manufacturers and they'll tell you exactly what you need to do. One quick phone call or email might save you hours and hours of agrivation.
My galaxy S3 connects to my carkit (RNS510 premium from VW/Audi/Skoda) in rsap / remote sim mode by default. This means i cannot continue the call when I want to get out of the car, which is annoying. If i disconnect the carkit from the phone manually and reconnect via the menu in the galaxy i get the correct protocol (not sure what its called, believe a2dp).
Basically i want to disable rsap/remote sim on my galaxy so they always pair via the correct protocol, like it does with an iphone or windows phone.
Anyone knows how to do this?
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My galaxy S3 connects to my carkit (RNS510 premium from VW/Audi/Skoda) in rsap / remote sim mode by default. This means i cannot continue the call when I want to get out of the car, which is annoying. If i disconnect the carkit from the phone manually and reconnect via the menu in the galaxy i get the correct protocol (not sure what its called, believe a2dp).
Basically i want to disable rsap/remote sim on my galaxy so they always pair via the correct protocol, like it does with an iphone or windows phone.
Anyone knows how to do this?
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No News on that ? I have the same problem...
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forza11 said:
My galaxy S3 connects to my carkit (RNS510 premium from VW/Audi/Skoda) in rsap / remote sim mode by default. This means i cannot continue the call when I want to get out of the car, which is annoying. If i disconnect the carkit from the phone manually and reconnect via the menu in the galaxy i get the correct protocol (not sure what its called, believe a2dp).
Basically i want to disable rsap/remote sim on my galaxy so they always pair via the correct protocol, like it does with an iphone or windows phone.
Anyone knows how to do this?
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On your phone, unpair VW phone. Then change your phone's name (not sure about that part, I did it anyway as I was kind of inventing it as I went). Start the pairing process all over again. When after first connection it asks you on your phone for sim access permission, check never ask again and click cancel. That's it. Peace!
I've searched all over for this and I haven't found a solution. I've even decompiled APKs and deodexed the bluetooth odex searching for some clue on any way to change this, but I haven't found anything.
I've actually found a workaround in my particular case, but I'm still curious as to why this is happening and how no one has noticed...
So my Galaxy S3 will not pair with a bluetooth SPP device that has no passcode. I've paired with devices that support SSP without a passcode, but I can't pair with insecure devices. The reason I am trying to do this is because I need to stream GNSS data to a GPS receiver. The receiver is a Navcom SF-3040. For anyone searching, the workaround was to change to the PIN on the device to something other than "no pin". It was a pain in the ass though considering I can't find any 64 bit driver for this receiver and had to find a 32 bit Windows PC to use.
But my question still remains and I'm curious if anyone knows anything about this. After I successfully paired my phone with the receiver, I deleted the profile off my phone and I deleted the PIN from the receiver again just to reset it and see if it would work, but it didn't. The phone would still ask me for a PIN even when the device didn't have one, and there's no option to continue without inputting a PIN. Inputting any standard PIN like "0000" or "1234" didn't work. The only way to pair my phone with the receiver was to set a PIN for it.
Hey guys,
I am trying to pair my note 4 with my vehicle. It has the Acura Link that I believe that uses bluetooth tethering to connect to the Acura mainframe. I know the steps to get it to connect but I don't know what to put in the boxes. It is asking for the Dial String, the PPP Username, and the PPP password. I don't know what those are.
My phone is a AT&T Note 4 with a Straight Talk Sim Card.
Please help.
Thanks!