[missing-sync-palmos-talk] Problem with Bluetooth Syncing
Ken Freeman
kfreeman at markspace.com
Thu Apr 21 10:22:40 PDT 2005
A few ideas...
1) Soft Reset
You may have done this already, but sometimes a soft reset does wonders. You
may want to even do a backup sync via USB and then do a hard reset.
2) Remove the pda-bluetooth-sync
Looks like you tried this, but just making sure. This has been known to
conflict.
3) Enable checkbox for "Non-Compliant handheld"
The Zire 72 should work just fine, but give this a shot.
4) Try on a different Mac or different Bluetooth dongle
Ken
On 4/20/05 4:31 PM, "Paul Swenson" <pds at mac.com> wrote:
> I recently purchased a Palm Zire 72, and have been able to successfully
> synchronize it via USB to my Power Mac G4/500 (running OS X 10.3.9) using The
> Missing Sync for Palm OS 4.0.4. However, nothing I've tried can get Bluetooth
> syncing to work. The computer and the Palm are paired together (the Palm sees
> the Mac as a trusted device), and the Mac is configured as a PC over Bluetooth
> on the Palm and shows up in HotSync as a target. On the Mac side, I've enabled
> Bluetooth in the missing sync, and tried syncing with or without the
> pda-bluetooth-sync (incoming RS232 serial port in the Bluetooth Serial
> Utility) port being defined (I've read recommendations to delete it before
> trying to Bluetooth Sync with The Missing Sync). Native Palm Desktop was not
> able to sync over bluetooth either. The bluetooth dongle used on the Mac is
> the D-Link DWL-122. I've tried everything I can think of, and any ideas anyone
> has would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Paul Swenson
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