[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] jakerade:
Official Response from HTC

This will make you laugh..... Yes i had data +RSAP working together but not very often!

Dear valued HTC customer,

Thank you for contacting our Customer Support Center. We are dedicated to providing you with the best quality service and answering all of your questions and concerns. You recently wrote us about an issue that you have encountered with your HTC device. To clarify your issue, you stated that:

<Bluetooth RSAP Fix Hi, I and many other touch pro users are trying to use the rsap facility but it is very unreliable if you have data connections enabled (either doesnt connect or locks the sim out when you disconnect) Is there likely to be a fix for this? (eg a new bluetooth stack). Nokia phones work perfectly with the same kits (Audi MMI) and it is very disappointing that HTC phones don't work reliably. I am using the latest ROM from this web site. Thanks>

If your device is an HTC branded device, you can download the Rom upgrade from www.htc.com select country ‘to your country’ (if there is an update for your device) under the HTC support. You will be asked for your serial number, and then you will have access to all the software available for your device. If your device is a network branded one, you need to contact your network operator for any upgrade. Try to delete and recreate the Bluetooth connection and do a soft reset (take the battery out for around 15 sec and put it in again) on your device.

Many of the current Bluetooth devices on the market at the moment were designed for the 'Symbian' (ordinary mobile phone) operating system. There are issues with many Bluetooth devices that are not compatible or have operating issues with the Windows Mobile Bluetooth stack. In some cases the makers of these devices are coming round to the fact that if they want their devices to work with Microsoft Operating Systems then they will have to provide updated software to do so as the Microsoft Windows Mobile devices are starting to get more and more popular due mostly to the fact that they are so flexible and powerful and people are turning to these devices to do much of the work that would otherwise require a laptop computer.

I think that soon you will see Bluetooth handsfree devices with a 'certified for Windows Mobile' sticker on them as the power of these devices becomes more well known but until then we have the unfortunate situation where many devices simply aren't compatible with Windows Mobile. Just recently a well known maker of bluetooth devices 'Parrot' has released revised 'firmware' for their devices to make them more compatible with windows mobile devices.

Our official stance at HTC is to advise you to look on the website www.htc.com under the 'buy' part then 'accessories' and choose your device, there we list some Bluetooth devices that have been tried and tested with your device and that we know will work. Otherwise it might be possible to download and install a newer version of the firmware for your Bluetooth device from the maker's website. If the above steps do not resolve your issue, we invite you to visit the support area on our Web site. Please go to:

http://www.htc.com/www/support.aspx Or you can go to: http://www.htc.com/select_country.htm, select your country and then click on the Support tab. You can also call our Call Centre on the relevant local number from this link http://www.htc.com/europe/CA_Hotline.aspx if you have further questions.

Thank you once again for your continued patronage. Best regards, Europe customer support team HTC Corp. Global Service Division