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[Micromax Canvas 4 A210] MirulKhanal:
I dont see settings and status bar

LOL i was too excited to download this rom and then right after i downloaded and check to see if everything's alright , I saw few errors

1) Missing status bar

2) crash during setup while choosing wifi networks

3) crashes while opening settings

is there any fix or had i just wasted my time, if there is a fix please help me with that. My device is Micromax Canvas A210
[Micromax Canvas 4 A210] swathijangam:
bootloop issue

Please help as i know my vanvas 4 is in bootloop

now how to flash that zip file give

I cant boot my phone in recovery mode

Plzz help me my phone is in bootloop mode frm 2 dayz

plzz help to resolve this issue

I cant go in recovery mode so that i cant flash that zip

how to do it plzz help me'
[Micromax Canvas 4 A210] bhaumik6190:
Can we get z3 version with this rom?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
Can someone tell me how well it works with the BT stack?

I have the HT820s but I want a new pair. The batteries in my HT820s don't last very long anymore.

Thanks
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
I would like to know also..

I'm pretty sure I'm just gonna buy a 8010 as soon as I can find a place that sells it..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
WHHHHAT!!!! You don't know about blueheadsets.com? They have it though they say it doesn't work well with the 8525. I was all set to buy it until I read that.

They've had them for close to 5 months now. They are down to 104 from 119.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
Your right I did forget about them.

They said the same thing about my bt800 when I bought it but it works fine with my 8525. I think most users issues with the headset is they are not using the correct A2DP fix.

I think I'm just gonna pull the trigger mainly because with the 8010 I can store my contacts in the headset so when someone calls it will always display the callers name. Plus it has multi point which I need for my pc.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
Let me know how it goes. I know the BT stack on our model is wonky so I was concerned.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] leon_id:
love it! love it! love it! I own SX66, had to upgrade BT stack to 3900

tried, motorola HT820(?), Bluetake iPhono, Samsung SBH100, Scala500

functionalitywise none of them are even close.

HT820 - music is pretty good, earphones pretty comfortable but the plastic connector between earpieces is not comfortable when wearing jacket. as hands free it's relatively good, had troubles switching between audio and handsfree profiles while picking up phone cals

iPhono - small, light, but charge connector somehow broke and cannot turn it anymore on, music is good, handsfree sucks and almost never used

SBH100 - bigger than iPhono, but controls are better, music is good, handsfree sucks, quality sucks, after a week broke one earhandle, doesnt have USB charger, never used as handsfree

Scala 500 - just handfree, accidentally got into washing

BT8010 - great, great, great! pretty loud especially with TCPMP equalizer, handsfree best of all above, havent used anything else though, dont understand why there's no battery in detachable earpiece for longer life.

recommend to anyone
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
I ordered it on Friday. They had it shipped with a tracking number in 25 mins.

The reason I was concerned is because I've heard that the BT capabilties of the BT8010 is limited and doesn't work on quite a few devices. I'm hoping using WM6 will change the incompatability factor...since I don't think it has been tested against WM6. If all else fails It will still work with my laptop which is why I'm buying it in the first place.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] .VIBE:
cool

am awaiting your review with great interest xultar.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
I just picked it up at verizon wireless..I'm at work though so I won't be able to try it until later tonight..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
FRACKING AWESOME AS HAYLE!

OMG the sound is great on WM6 guys! OMG!!! The sound is WAY WAY WAY better than the HT820. I haven't had any skips or stutters. Right now I'm listening to my Slingbox.

I will say when the volume is higher I can here some occasional static...but it is mainly on certain voices.

Paring. Easy as pie. Did it in the dark.

Fit is o.k. I have small ears so all BT headsets fit awkward (except for the Flamingo)

The switch from right ear to left is as easy as rotating the ear loop.

I'll post a more coherant review later...right now I'm a little high on muscle relaxers. Plus I have yet to use them on a call.

But did you notice? I purchased them online on Friday and I had them by Monday and shipping was only 10 bucks. I love Blueheadsets.com people.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
Well I had to flash my OS for other reasons so I didn't have much time to test really.

Pairing was pretty easy and I'll tell you now when this headset is connected ALL sounds goto the headset. Ringtones and everything so its probably a good idea to have vibrate on just in case. I turned my vibrate on notifications and everything. NOTE: If you do not like this feature the only way I know to change it is to go into the bluetooth in the phone and just uncheck 'Wireless Stereo'..

The headset also has a vibrate function which is really nice I did not know that until it started ringing and vibrating.

Voice Command 1.6 works fine and does work from the headset and initiate calls with the correct hacks installed. I was concerned that since the headset does stereo and phone that voice activation from the headset might not work and it did stop working but I figured out that you must make sure the music mode is turned off before you click to make a phone call. You ONLY need to worry about doing that if you want to activate VC from the headset and its very simple you just click on the mode button on the headset.

I haven't had a lot of time to test out phone calls but people don't have any problems hearing me. I think the incoming volume is kinda low and that may be just me but I would like it a bit louder but its acceptable.

The controls are very easy to use even with the headset on your ear..

It fits pretty well also and is pretty light. I love the fact that the ear hook comes off and at first it was hurting the back of my ear and while I was messing with the ear loop I noticed that you can actually adjust the ear loop shape its self. Very nice and after I adjusted it, it fits very well.

As with my Jabra BT800 it has a display on the front and its sooo much better then my old one. The display is very easy to read and I love the phonebook software. You can only store like 25 contacts in the headset phonebook but what I like about that is I can place the people that call me the most in the phonebook and when they call their name actually shows up on the display instead of the number.

Now for the music portion..

Without any hacks there is no skipping or stuttering what so ever. The sound wasn't that great so I launched HTCTweak and set the audio to excellent and it still didn't sound as good as I expected. So I went ahead and verified the settings below

After turning the phone on and off the sound is freakin damn good. I'm not sure how good the sound is suppose to be but its good enough for me and the stereo headset works great. I did NOT apply slueths ad2p fix because that seems more for skipping problems and so far it has never skipped..

While listening to music I called myself and BAM the music paused and it started ringing in my headset. I answered the call and it worked fine. Once I ended the call BAM the music started playing again. Thats too damn cool..

Thats all I really have so far after a few hrs of testing so I'll update later on.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
I forgot to mention I had Skype installed earlier and YES it does use the headset for Skype. Although I was having problems with Skype that I'm pretty sure are unrelated to the headset because I was trying a different ROM.

I'm now back on Black v2.0 but I don't have Skype installed yet to do more testing so more on that later.

For those of you that want a headset that works with VC1.6 and does stereo etc without jumping through 50 hoops so far this seems to be the headset.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] over2land:
I've got a Blue Ant X5 and a Motorola HT820 both paired with my device easily, both control it as it should (volume, play/pause, and on the moto: track skip forward and back). I agree listen time isn't so great with the moto, one of the reasons for going to the X5 was the removable, replaceable battery packs. Also, the X5 just sounds better than the moto unit does... however both sound awesome with this phone.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
OK let's see Scale 1 to 5(best)

Pairing ease 5

Feel Quality - 3 Size - 3 Fit - 3

Look - 3

Sound - A2DP 4 On Call ???(haven't made or received call yet)

Support - Site is confusing but I actually found the place where you can download the Control Centre application. Unfortunately the BT stack apparently conflicts with a lot of devices so they may either issue a firmware update or drop it. I'd like them to release the equaliser functionality as promised.

Works with MSVC no problem as long as you have the appropriate hacks installed.

Works great with my laptop BT stack which is the main reason I'll use it until I start travelling again.

My registry settings were already 58/30/0. I updated the 30 to 52 and I'm going to test it out to see if it makes a difference. If it does I'l try 58.

Overall I'm pleased as punch with my purchase.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
Well the weird problems I was having when I first got the headset must have been related to the ROM I was using before because ever since I switched back to black I have had no problems the last 2 days.

I was streaming a radio station the other day and my battery got hot. Not too hot but definatly hot and the only software I have installed right now is VC1.6 so it must be the phone no big deal.

Definatly need a extra battery if you plan on using this to listen to some tunes for awhile. I got like 3 hrs continuous play until the battery hit below 20%..

I also want to note that I am using WM6 so that may be why things work so well. I have no clue how well it works with wm5 so please keep that in mind if you want to get this headset.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
I'm on Black as well and it works flawlessly for me too. I informed blueheadsets.com that the BT8010 does indeed work on the 8525 but only if the WM6 rom is in use. They may change their website warning to indicated that rather than indicating that it does not work on all 8525 devices.

Oh another thing I like about it is that you can tell the headset which device you want it to connect to. I likethat because I had a really hard problem telling the HT820 to let go of my 8525. It go to the place where I couldn't have them paired @ all. But now I think I can have my 8525 paired to my Jawbone and the BT8010 and switch back and forth between my headsets with ease thanks to the mode button on the BT8010.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
I can't get it to connect to my computer correctly so I can't comment on any of that yet.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
One thing I've noticed is you need to make sure BT Stereo Audio is set in the control panel - sounds - 2nd tab. I set my to BT HQ Audio as default because basically that's all I use now-a-days.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
Ahhh thats probably it then..I'll try after work tonight thanks..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
Well it will connect to my computer after using the stereo setting in sounds like you suggested but unfortunatly the sound skips and cuts out etc.

I know it has to do with the dongle since it streams stereo fine with my phone. I have a 2.0 version dongle but its no biggie it works great with my phone so I'll just wait to see if a firmware fixes it or get another dongle someday..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] donsaxena:
I know everyone on this thread is talking about the BT8010, but i just bought the motorola S9 and love it. Call quality, audio quality excellent. Comfort is also great. I bought them for use in the gym and listening to music at the house through the network. I use a jawbone as my primary headset haven't had anything reduce noise as much as it. I did use the s9 during the day listening to music and switching between phone calls. It worked great .

How do you guys feel about the BT8010 when it comes to talking in noisy environments? Has any one else bought the S9?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
The s9's look nice and I'm sure the stereo quality is probably better mainly in the bass dept. but I really wanted a headset that would be a mono phone headset first and stereo just as a bonus.

I don't use the stereo function very much but its more then enough for the occasion ipod like action.

I haven't had any complaints doing 65mph with the windows down and usually people will comment on what my son is saying in the back seat.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Kikouyou:
Xultar

I guess that despite the fact you like the BT8010, the AD2P is from the Hermes is still lousy right?

Maybe no more skipping, but the trebles sucks...

Now this seems to be a good earpiece for phone only too, so why do you keep using the Jawbone?

I have a jawbone too and can understand its value in a noisy environment but if the Jabra is good enough and can get easily into stereo, why keep the Jawbone arround?

Let me know

Thanks!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
Although your post isn't directed at me I can hopefully give some useful info.

I don't think the hermes should be singled out in sucking in AD2P because any phone using the MS BT stack is gonna have the same results..The sound isn't too bad really and the lack of bass is the headsets short coming.

I know in wm6 I have experienced no skipping at all and the new HTC Tweak program makes it very easy to adjust AD2P settings.

I have to be honest though and say that I'm seriously considering making sure my next ppc uses the widcomm bt stack over the ms one.

As far as the Jawbone goes I used my friends for a couple of days and while its nice I still found the incoming sound sounded tiny and I had problems with the buttons. It did seem like I wold maybe have problems with the earpiece and some other stuff on the headset after continued use but I can't say for sure.

Personally the 8010 is the best phone bt headset I have used and one of the biggest bonuses is having the stereo even using just the one piece..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Kikouyou:
For outstanding sound and ultraportability together with good environment insulation I have also the Super.fi 3 from Ultimate ears which have no comparison with whatever I have been able to ear through AD2P even from the computer. For the wealthy audiophiles, Super.fi 5

But those are not bluetooth indeed....
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Kikouyou:
MrDSL thanks for your reply!

I am going to give a try to the 8010!

Eric
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] tallshorty:
This is EXACTLY what i've been looking for!

This is EXACTLY what i've been looking for!

Where is the cheapest place I can buy it from? These have been ending on ebay for about $80-$90 US + $20 US shipping. Is there a cheaper place?

Is there any other bluetooth headphones like this?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Kikouyou:
New FW for BT8010

As I had a bunch of skipping issues with the BT8010, I searched the web and found version 1.33.

I loaded it and it works.

Still skipping but maybe a bit less... and maybe due to PocketMusic as it is always at the beginning of every song...

enjoy
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
Have you tried the slueths AD2P skipping fix?

I use WM6 so there is no skipping but I still have to adjust some settings to get the hissing to go away and now it sounds wonderful.

I know the skipping can be fixed though its not the headsets fault.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Kikouyou:
yes I have installed Sleuth A2DP

With the latest LVSW ROM (4/23) no more hissing! You can have a perfect sound quality. There is in this ROM a new M$ BT Stack.

Here are the comments from Sleuth:

"What's fixed/cool in this build is just short of amazing. How about:

Streaming music over WiFi to an A2DP headset runs flawlessly now

BT no longer needs to be disabled to obtain a lease with USB connected Internet sharing

WiFi no longer auto-discovers hidden networks

For the first time VoIP functionality is every bit as good as the 17217.0.0.0 build.

There have been major Bluetooth stack improvements in this build"

On LVSW thread you can also get Sleuth optimized version of this ROM with a few nice fixes built in like:

"This ROM is missing the ATI fix currently; I had to cook in my patched atihwtbl0.txt file to get the ImageON processor working with CorePlayer again

I set the page pool to 4MB for speed/space improvements.

I also packed this with Tadzio's tools yielding about 47MB available in the full version after I added gsfinder, dotFred's taskmanager, phm regedit, my sipchanger and Field Test to it.

I prefer removing the "1" and "2" values under HKLM\Comm\RTC\AdapterSettings to allow VoIP to also connect over 3G.

The Auto Timezone update tab isn't available in the phone settings nor is it in your TweakUI: HKLM\Software\OEM\PhoneSetting\ShowNITZPage (dword:1)"
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
I tried slueths ROM and AD2P was perfect but I had problems with the headset and the new bt stack when usng as a phone. Sometimes it would lock up or certain functions would not work..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Kikouyou:
the issue is related to the lack of memory avail for programs when you use the Buzz Jas performance cab (built in Sleuth ROM)

To get more memory reload either the Default or the Memory cab

Then, things should work better. At least it did for me

I have tried Default which works well for me. I need to try Memory which should provide even more program memory but possibly less speed
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] Mr_Chill:
Artemis - HTC P3300

Hi guys, first post here.

Have had a go at a few BT headsets, but I am still looking.

Anyone tried the Jabra BT8010 Dual Mono/Stereo DSP Bluetooth Headset on an Artemis (HTC-P33OO)?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] xultar:
I thought of getting the S9 but I decided against it because of the bar. I like the flexibility of the wire with the BT8010 and I didn't want the weight. I think Mr DSL is correct I bet the bass is thumpin with the S9 but I don't mind the trade off in the weight and fit category.

I've used my BT8010 in my car windows down and it wasn't as great as my Jawbone but it did do better than my Flamingo and other Moto BT Headsets.

Overall I'm very pleased with my BT8010 and the S9 was only a passing fancy in my book. I will say the in the ear concept is pretty neat. If they could do that with a wire instead of a hard bar design in their neir next Gen I may give moto one more try.

I swore of Moto phones in 2001 and their BT headsets in 2007.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] tallshorty:
I just bought one

I just bought one from Verizon's wireless when I visited the States today! I got it for $105 + tax, which includes a cell phone car holder

They have a promotion right now for 30% off if you purchase 3 accessories. They sold the primary bluetooth headphone and the secondary headphone seperately for $100 and $30, respectively. So I added a $20 cell phone car holder as a filler to get the 30% off so for all 3 accessories I paid $105 :D

I must say, I am so far very happy with this headphone. Music and Voice sounds pretty good!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
The battery life on the BT8010 is freakin awesome for just standard phone use.

Oh and the range is really good also I can have my phone in the basement of my house and go all the way up to the top of my 2 story house and still use it fine. A bit of static but it still works from 2 floors..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] tallshorty:
I have been having a few issues though:

1) Is it supposed to display the song title?

2) Is it supposed to display the caller's name rather than just phone number?

3) When in phone mode, all sound is routed to the Hermes speakers and sound is detected through the Hermes mic so using voice command is useless unless I am right by the phone. Anyone have a solution?

4) I still have audio skipping issues even after installing Sleuths A2DPfix
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
1.) I don't believe that is supported by the hermies but I'm not sure.

2.) Yes it will display the name. Install the center software on your PC and connect via USB then load the people you want but it can only hold like 25 I believe..

3.) Something must be wrong because ms vc 1.6 works fine for me and my headphone mic is used..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] tallshorty:
I've found the solution to some of my problems:

2) Found a solution here but have tested it yet:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=310373&highlight=jabra+bt8010

3) Due to a VC issue, which has been posted on wiki: now I can control VC 1.6 through the headset.

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Hermes_Utils

4) No more skipping after I lowered the BT Audio quality to High instead of Excellent using HTCTweaks. I don't need Sleuth's fix either. I am not sure how great a difference in audio quality is between High and Excellent but at least no more skipping. Can someone confirm this?

What is the BEST A2DP audio setting?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] tallshorty:
I tried it. The name is still not displayed.

Also, I noticed that the LCD display is impossible to see outdoors. Which really sucks.

EDIT: okay, so it does display the names after I add "1" in front of all the numbers since that is how all the numbers appear on the Caller ID.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
Open the headset menu then goto

Settings/Display/Caller ID and select On

I believe on demand is default..
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] tallshorty:
No, that's not what I meant. I mean the OLED screen is impossible to see in daylight (i.e. not visible because it is too bright outside)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] MrDSL:
The best topic I know for A2DP is

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=308752 but thats for WM6.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Accessories] tallshorty:
yea, I found that. But I don't know if it works for WM5.

Another thing I noticed is that my phone no longer goes on standby anymore and always turned on until I manually put it on standby. Is there a fix for this?