Bluetooth module question

I have a Bluetooth module out of an old T61 and wonder will it work in my T500?

maybe this topic can help you: http://lnv.lithium.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T500-add-bluetooth/m-p/158992#M15570

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I have the following MacPro Desktop. Model Identifier MacPro1,1, with two Dual-Core Intel Xeon Processors at 2.66 GHz. I have 4 GB of memory. There is not a Bluetooth module installed, but I would really like to be able to disconnect from my Logitech USB headphones and go to a Bluetooth set for more mobility in my office.
I use Line 2 Pro VOIP phone service and sometimes I need to move from my desk to a file cabinet to retrieve something while on the phone. I hate putting people on hold while I do this.
First, is this possible?
Second, if it is, where do I find such a module?
Thanks for any help anyone can give me.
Amelia

Try http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833320057
Allan

Lost Bluetooth module

Hi,
I've got a new iMac Aluminum 20"... After I unbox it and install all the updates (10.5.7 and some firmware update) I realized that my bluetooth icon in the status bar was missing...
I opened system preferences pane and there was no bluetooth there either...
When I tried to use the bluetooth file exchange app this came up on the screen:
Then I opened the system profiter to look for the bluetooth module information it said I don't have a bluetooth module...
Is this a hardware problem and I should take the computer back to the store or it's a software problem??
Please someone help me
Thanks....
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Thanks from me, too...
Mine disappeared when I'd shut down the laptop for about 15-20 minutes. Restarted with the install disk, ran disk utility, and on the second restart it was back.
One question: I couldn't get my MacBook Pro, OS 10.5.8 (just got it in July) to give me startup options when I held down either the D or C during a restart. (I've used it with bootcamp partition, and it works there). However, when I went to startup prefs, the install disk was there as an option.
OK, one more question: I didn't see anything that said "diagnostics," only the utilities menu that has the disk utility. Don't recall ever seeing "diagnostics," actually, in any Mac version, especially not hardware diagnostics. Am I missing something, or is the reference generic? (Note, though, that running disk repair from the install disk apparently solved problem).
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Remote device does not support servicedell wireless 350 bluetooth module + remote device does not support service

Hello,
I have a Palm Centro Phone and Dell Latitude D610 with a Dell wireless 350 bluetooth module. I can send pics from phone to laptop, but when i try to send from my laptop to phone, I get the following message:
remote device does not support service
Can anyone help?
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George
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Hi George, have you paired the two devices as a "Trusted Pair"?
Try pairing them from the Centro side.
WyreNut
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Faulty Bluetooth Module, Need Help to Completely Disable

I have a 2 GHz Core Duo Macbook running 10.6.8 and I am currently having a very frustrating issue with my bluetooth module. When I attempt to sleep my computer it immediately wakes, as addressed by users with faulty bluetooth modules. Bluetooth is also not found in my system profiler so it must be a hardware issue. At this point I am just holding out for a the new macbook pro and am trying to get by with this machine. My question is how can I completely disable bluetooth on my computer so that my mac will not sleep. I do not have any bluetooth devices and am not concerned about regaining bluetooth functionality, I just want my computer to get some sleep. I am familiar with basic terminal commands.

Hi, manojgj
I don't think the wire is part of the Bluetooth. If you enter the BIOS and navigate Security ► I/O Port Access, do you see Bluetooth listed? If so, is it set to Enabled?
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How can i get built-in Bluetooth module back to my macbook

how do i get built-in Bluetooth module back to my macbook

Hello:
I am sorry, but I don't understand your question.
If you mean you have a Bluetooth module installed, but not operating, try this:
Be sure the BT module is on.
Reset the PRAM
Reset the SMC.
Barry

Tecra S2 internal bluetooth modul

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P.S.: Where can I post question for an expert ... etc.

Hello Korosec
I have found a information that your notebook model is ready for Bluetooth card. Bluetooth is not inside but it can be built in. I can not tell you which one will fit your model but you can contact the service partner in Slovenia and they can tell you which one can be ordered.

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I upgraded Bluetooth module in a 2010 MacBook Pro, after doing so, I get a no Bluetooth device available message. My wifi, which I believe is part of the upgraded module, works perfectly. With that new module not working, I then reinstalled the old Bluetooth card and the message still appeared and Bluetooth was unavailable. I tried the resets outlined in many posts including SMC and PRAM. I am using yosemite. To help clarify, both cards are showing in system profile when they are installed in the network section. Bluetooth is where it says is missing. Any ideas?

Well ... the first question is are you sure that upgraded Bluetooth module you installed is supported by your 2010 MacBook Pro? I believe after a certain year, these modules are combination Bluetooth/Wi-Fi cards. Prior to that, they were separate. I don't believe the combo card can be used in this case.

Is there any way to restart the bluetooth module without restarting Mountain Lion?

Im using a Logitech V470 bluetooth mouse. The sensitivity and responsiveness was excellent at first. However, after about 2 to 4 days of using the mouse, it becames jumpy and lags. I found out that it can be solved by restarting the machine. Is there any way of restarting only the bluetooth module but not the whole system? I've tried turning it off and on the preferences, but it didn't solve the jumpy problem. I've also read about resetting the PRAM/NVRAM and it clears up some problems, but according to the instructions given, it will reset the boot setting. So, I don't want to loose my bootcamp partition.
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Hello:
To my knowledge, no to your question.
However, I would suggest you reset both the PRAM and SMC at least once.
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Can iPhone work with GPS Bluetooth module?

Hi, Is might be a stupid question, but I've searched and not found a reply...
I have an extern gps bluetooth module, is it possible to install a Garmin program on iPhone and connect via iPhone's bluetooth to gps bluetooth, will Garmin work on iPhone then (if it possible to install Garmin on iPhone)?
thx

This is for Dan & Hexonxonx.
I have an iPhone and a Garmin 660 GPS and have them synced and really like what I have achieved so far, with the handsfree phone etc. I have used the FM tuner (on the GPS) and music on the GPS plays through the car speakers. My question: Can I get the music from my iPhone to play through the car speakers via the GPS FM tuner? Same with audio book? If so, how do I do that!
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Add internal bluetooth module to dv4-2155dx, possible?

Just got a dv4-2155dx to replace my dv4-1435dx, since I like this notebook. It doesn't come with bluetooth, however, so I was wondering if I can add it myself. I got the part from HP Parts, but just wanted to know if anyone knows if there's even a space on the motherboard for this module, as I'm aware it might not have it.
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Hi:
Yes there should be. You need both the module and cable.
See Chapter 3 page 3-8, item #17 of the service manual. There are two cables depending on whether you have UMA (shared system memory) or discrete graphics on your model.
Below is the link to the service manual. Please read chapter 4, preliminary procedures.
Then read chapter 4, page 4-42 and if you have the stomach for it, you will find the procedures to install the bluetooth module.
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01963667.pdf
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Difference between Bluetooth Module from Blackberry Q10 to Blackberry Q5?

Hello,
I am from Germany so please excuse if my English knowledge is not so good.
I own a Bose Wave Music System III. Last week I bought a original Bluetooth Adapter for that System.
After the Adapter arrived I connected it without any problem with my Blackberry Q10.
My Girlfriend is using a Blackberry Q5.
So I tried to connect the Q5 with the Bose Bluetooth Adapter as well.
But the Q5 is not able to connect correctly.
There is the same problem with the Q5 and my Toshiba Portege R930.
Both decives only see the Bose Bluetooth Adapter as a Nokia mobile phone device (all other Bluetooth devices are off, me and my neighbours don't use any Nokia mobile phone ).
If I try to connect to this device, Bose and Q5/R930 can not connect.
I also bought a new Bluetooth Stack Stick 4.0 from LogiLink, this Stick doesn't even recognize the Bose Bluetooth Adapter
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If I read the technical data sheets there is always just written Bluetooth 4.0, but there must be a difference after my opinion.
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It may not be supported, but look at this:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH13886
Barry

Power Mac G4 bluetooth module

Hello,
I have a dual 1.42GHz model FW800-equipped Power Mac G4 (the fastest G4 Apple made.)
I bought it, and it's like it's never been opened! The original Pioneer Superdrive is there, original Seagate 120GB HDD (with a  logo on it),
original 2x256MB Samsung RAM sticks, and the Radeon 9000 Pro, and everything works fine.
I'm in the throws of upgrading it, and I have got 2GB of RAM, and Tiger on it so far.
I have found the original Service Source online, and it shows how to replace an internal Bluetooth module that was apparently an option on FW800 G4s.
It connected to a little blue antenna cable (that my tower has), and connected to the logic board via a little connector (that my tower also has) between the AirPort Extreme slot and the 56k modem.
With this info, my question is-where can I get one?
And before someone writes this, no, I don't want a cheap external dongle. G4's have only 2 USB ports as it is, and I don't have a PCI card.
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where can I get one?
http://www.applepalace.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=7086
http://www.mac-pro.com/BOARD-WIRELESS-BLUETOOTH-652-0757
http://www.partsquad.com/pc-mac-parts/older-mac-parts/imac-g3--imac-g4-parts/ima c-usb-2.0/board-wireless-bluetooth-652-0757.asp
I don't have a PCI card.
Get one.
More precisely, any NEC chipset USB 2.0 PCI card is great in OS X Tiger and Leopard (native NEC chipset support).
Some considerations are discussed on my page that follows:
B8B574BC-BB45-4B3E-9D9B-F97EBB3230BC.html
You can get a NEC chipset PCI card for just a few dollars..... good, cheap upgrade.

HP integrated bluetooth module in Pavilion dv7-2173cl Entertainment Notebook PC support A2DP?

Is my 2009 internal bluetooth module out of date? Can I upgrade?
I can connect an external bluetooth speaker, but windows is unable to find drivers. According to HP.com, the drivers are up to date. The icon for the speaker shows up in Devices and Printers window, but with a yellow error triangle. It seems pairing is successful up to a point; I just can't use the bluetooth peripheral. I know I can buy an external usb dongle that may or may not work, but I want don't want to have another external usb dongle as I have one for a mouse.

SillyBilly1,
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I didn't notice it until after I hit post and then I had to do some research and there is not much documentation which devices are A2DP.
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Let me know how everything goes.

Satellite Pro M70 - What is the Bluetooth module part number

Could someone who has a Toshiba Satellite Pro M70, with bluetooth, tell me the part number of the bluetooth module please?
You can reed it from one of the labels under your notebook. You can read bluetooth in it, the part number is in the up left side of the label, and it will be something like this: PA3418U-BTM.
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Hi
Why you dont make a call to the authorized service partner in your country and would order an compatible BT module for your notebook?
In my opinion this would be the easiest way to get one.
Unfortunately Im not owner of Sat Pro M70 and therefore I dont know the BT part number. But my A210 has been equipped with an internal BT module and the part number is PA3608U-1BTM
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