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03-31-2008, 10:13 AM
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 |  Sony Ericsson Bluetooth Watch Hi, Has anybody tried the above watch with Moto Q. There are 2 different free softwares on xda-developers.com for wm smartphones to work with sony watch. Please let me know ur experiences here. Also does anybody know what bluetooth stack Moto Q uses, is it Microsoft stack or some other stack ? |
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04-11-2008, 08:58 AM
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| well, moto uses the broadcom / windcomm stack. I contacted the developer of smartwatchm and he suggested some registry changes. i think all moto q's use BTC5 as incoming com port, so using a reg editor change the value of the com port in smartwatchm,s registry settings. it works nicely now, a little bit laggy though. |
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