“Bluetooth not Found”

Scott · June 16th, 2008, 11:08 AM

If you're getting this message then it means that the Bluetooth stack is not installed.

You MUST install the Bluetooth stack that is provided with Centrafuse in order for the phone functionality to work.

Since this Bluetooth stack is a custom build specifically for Centrafuse, you cannot use another Bluetooth stack or your own version of the BlueSoleil software.

gapman · June 10th, 2009, 11:12 PM

you say to use centrafuse bluetooth stack but how do you do that??

nintwala · June 10th, 2009, 11:26 PM

When you install Centrafuse, it will ask you to install the optional bluetooth software. Thats what you need to install.

OR you can download the latest bluetooth version from here CF 2.2 Update - Bluetooth Release

Note: Make sure you remove any other bluetooth software first.

Louk · June 13th, 2009, 10:41 AM

Hi,

Because I have a lot of troubles with BT to, I followed the instructions above (installed the V2.2 BT stack from this site and replaced bsdneti.dll.

But now CF can't find the BT stack anymore: BLUETOOTH NOT FOUND, what ever I try.

This is the same problem as I had when I just started with CF after I installed this BlueSoleil update from the IVT website. Then I had to reinstall CF to solve this problem. I think the only difference between then and now is the replacement of bsdneti.dll.

Does the name of the local BT device matter? I have it set to Centrafuse.

Please help!

Scott · June 14th, 2009, 06:58 PM

basically it means the file windows/system32/bssdk.dll is not on your system. In other words, bluesoleil is not installed, or did not install successfully.

Louk · June 14th, 2009, 10:38 PM

Hi Scott,

Sorry, I made an mistake in my previous post: the message is "BLUETOOTH NOT STARTED" (in stead of NOT FOUND).

Hopefully, this makes more sense.

And now I'm off topic: Schould I delete these posts?

dangerous · June 20th, 2009, 03:48 AM

Well i have deteated the old bt stack did a install of the latest bt stack. but mine says bluetooth not found but windows can find it and it connects any ideas woukd help

Louk · June 20th, 2009, 11:50 AM

Did you also replace the bsdneti.dll in the CF run time folder (%programFiles%\Flux Media\Centrafuse\)? The V2.2 update is a combination of this DLL and BS V6.2.261.0 or higher.

See: CF 2.2 Update - Bluetooth Release

dangerous · June 22nd, 2009, 03:28 PM

Ah Didnt see that bit on my car pc screen will give it a try when im back in my motor cheers

Louk · June 22nd, 2009, 07:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dangerous

Ah Didnt see that bit on my car pc screen will give it a try when im back in my motor cheers

I don't understand: You will not see this on your car pc screen, it is mentioned in the post: You just need to replace the DLL.

But there is a way to check if you have the right version:

Go the tools menu
Select System Info
Check the version of bsdneti.dll (its about on the top of the box)
It should be V3.0.406.1

EDIT: Unfortunately, this only works with high resolution screens

. But you can always goto the CF system directory (%ProgramFiles%/Flux Media/Centrafuse) and right click bsdneti.dll. Then select properties and goto the second tab. There you will find the information you need.

When it has a lower version, download, extract and place the DLL in the CF system directory (see my previous post).