Palm Tungsten T3 Bluetooth internet setup

Hi,
I'm running windows 8 pro with built-in bluetooth. I am trying to set up a connection to use the Internet.
I'v tryed several tutorials, but none of them work. How do I set it up properly?
Thanks

In the past, users had great success using a program called "Softick PPP" from http://softick.com/ppp
Hopefully, this will still work with Win8.
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Palm Tungsten E2 Bluetooth Syncing

HI
Hope someone can help as i'm begining to go nuts - I'm trying to sync my tungsten e2 using bluetooth - its working using the cable well enough but i hate cables and would love to be able to get it to do what it says on the box - it just keeps coming up saying the bluetooth connection is in use by another apllication - any ideas? or where i can go to get help - the palm website isn't helping!!
Thanks...
Powerbook G4 1 Ghz Processor Mac OS X (10.4.8) ipod nano, Tungsten e2, airport.....etc etc etc

Hi and welcome to the HP Support Community.
Unfortunately, I don't think you have any current options to sync with your new Mac. Palm Desktop 4.2 ceased Mac compatibility with 10.6 Snow Leopard. The only alternative used to be a third party app called Missing Sync. However, it was incompatible with Mac X 10.9 going forward. Also, it has been discontined as of 12/31/14.
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I have certain internet pages that refuse to display correctly in Safari or Firefox. Is it possible to download Internet Explorer to my MacBook?
Two things about IE for Mac:
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2. If your pages need to display with a feature like ActiveX which is Windows only, IE for Mac doesn't have that.
So even if you do get IE for Mac, it might not solve your problem. If the problem is related to the rendering engine or something like ActiveX, changing the UserAgent won't solve the problem either. Won't hurt to try, though.
The most reliable way to solve your problem is to run Windows on your Mac Book through Boot Camp, VMWare Fusion, or Parallels Desktop, and run Internet Explorer for Windows on that. I don't know if it's worth doing for one presentation, but if you do this all the time it might be worth it and if you have enough RAM. At least all you need for Boot Camp is a copy of Windows.

Sharing Internet with Palm Tungsten T3 via Bluetooth - possible still?

Ok...I know I'm using legacy technology with the Palm Tungsten T3 and it seems that all discussions online that I've found are out of date. Even Missing Sync's Internet Sharing product is discontinued. But I'm running 10.5 on my MacBook Pro...so I would have thought that sharing via Bluetooth PAN would work.
But could be that Bluetooth PAN is something too new for the T3 to handle. So then am I back to using Terminal to run a separate PPP server for the T3? If that's the case...I guess I can try these instructions from 2003 and 2002:
http://www.bioneural.net/2003/10/12/mac-internet-on-palm-via-bluetooth/
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20021103062212288
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Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community!
You'll most likely need an application called Softick PPP:
http://www.softick.com/ppp/
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What is best solution for using a Palm Tungsten 2 on a Windows 7 computer?

Driven by the end of XP, I purchased an HP Z230 Workstation running Windows 7 Professional.   I'd like to get my Palm Tungsten 2 working, and I've heard several options here on doing that.
OPTIONS
A. Use Palm Desktop 6.2 with Bluetooth for hotsync. (I've done this already with a Win7 laptop, but I use the Note Pad utility a lot with some macros, which unfortunately is not supported on Desktop v6.2).
B. Use Palm Desktop 4.1.4 in a virtual Windows XP environment running under Win 7. I know I can do that, and that is probably my fallback. However, Microsoft suggests that you disconnect from the Internet any time you use the Virtual XP, because it may be susceptible to hacking since they don't support XP anymore.   So that will be an added nuisance that I will probably forget to do.
C. Use the Aceeca USB driver to make Desktop 4.1.4 work.  I tried following the instructions here to do that, but when Hotsync fails, it never shows up as a yellow triangle in the device manager list, even after I followed the trick to make hidden devices visible. So I have not been able to even try the Aceeca driver with Palm 4.1.4 yet.
D. Install the Aceeca Desktop 4.1 and update to their driver. I could try this (uninstall Palm 4.1.4 and install Aceeca 4.1) but it looks like it depends on the same process to update the driver as my option C just above. So I'm thinking I may run into the same roadblock as C.
Questions:
Does anyone have any other ideas of how to get the Aceeca driver hooked up to Palm Desktop 4.1.4 that I could try?
Does anyone know if Aceeca Desktop supports the Note Pad facility if I try option D?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Terry
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Palm Blue,
Thanks for weighing in!
Here is what I know so far.   I use the Palm Desktop 4.1 on my Win XP computer, and have no problems syncing my Tungsten T2 with USB Hotsyncs.
I've also successfully hotsynced the T2 to a Win7 Pro laptop computer using Palm Desktop 6.2. and Bluetooth.
My goal, which sounds like you have already accomplished, is to install Palm Desktop 4.1.4 on my new Win7 Pro desktop, so that I can sync with the T2 and get the Note Pad functionality also.   This is like my "OPTION C."
Did you have to use the Aceeca driver to make this work on your computer, or were you able to do it with the Palm driver? One other person reported elsewhere having gotten 4.1.4 working on a 64 bit Win7 installation, and he made no mention of the Aceeca driver.  I have not been able to contact him.
In response to your question about what I see when I try to sync:
Palm 4.1.4 is installed on the Win7 Pro desktop, and the hotsync icon is present.
When I try to sync, I hear the characteristic tone indicating that a USB device is recognized. But I also get a message that pops up near it with the yellow triangle and the following text:
"USB DEVICE NOT RECOGNIZED"
"One of the USB devices attached to this computer has
malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it.
For assistance in solving this problem, click this
message."
If I click the message, I get popup window that says,
One of the devices attached to this comptuer has malfunctioned and Windows does not recognize it."
It then shows a list of the USB devices inside of one of the USB Root Hubs, and one of them has a different icon and a question mark in that icon (not a yellow triangle). And its description is in bold and it says "Unknown USB Device."
I also looked at the Device Manager during a hotsync to see if it shows a Palm device or an Other category.   Using my XP computer first with the Tungsten T2, and which also syncs okay, it is true that during the Hotsync, the Device Manager adds a device "Palm OS Handheld Device / Palm Handheld," that goes away as soon as the hotsync is complete.
Using the same Palm Tungsten 2, when I attempt the Hotsync in the Win7Pro computer, "Palm OS Handheld Device/Palm Handheld"  does NOT appear in the Device Manager (nor anything else like it).
So for some reason, my computer does not have seem to have enough of the Palm Desktop/Hotsync installation complete that I can get to the point of either it working, or where I could try to install the Aceeca driver.
I keep trying things to get it to work, but so far now luck. Looking for more ideas to try.
Terry

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Problems synching with Palm Tungsten T3

I am having problems synching with my Palm Tungsten T3 datebook to Outlook 2003. It was working up until about a week ago. When I try to synch, it works for a few items and then I get the error message Pilot connector "Unable to read application data". I click OK and then it finishes. Below is the information I get in my log:
HotSync operation started 07/29/08 15:21:15
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Unable to communicate with Palm handheld (400D).
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I use Intellisync Desktop and Windows XP. I tried a soft reset with no luck.
Any help would be great!
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don't know if you can help. i have a t-3 and when i last synced it erased all of my calander on both the device and my palm desktop. the log said i had exceeded my file number and needed to erase some calander files and resynch. tried but to no avail. i can see folders in my palm program folder in windows i have calander backup data. but i cannot import them under the file options from palm desktop program. need some help please, i never knew before but do know now i should've backed up that data onto a cd or thumb drive.
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Palm Ultra thin keyboard for Palm Tungsten W

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Palm sold a Bluetooth Card which is no longer a current model. It is available from third party sellers, but the support page does not list the Tungsten W as a compatible device.
As for .mp3, if the Tungsten W's audio jack is capable of stereo output (I don't know if it is or not), you should be able to play .mp3 files stored on a Secure Digital card with the use of an audio player including Aeroplayer, Pocket-Tunes or TCPMP. Not sure if they are compatible, but they each have trial versions (and TCPMP is freeware).
Let us know if you have any luck.
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Palm Tungsten W

Hi I am new to this board, recently got a Palm Tungsten W and was wondering if it is possibly to get a Bluetooth adapter for this model (SD10 Card) also is it possibly to get an adapter or software to allow MP3? any information would be gratefully appreciated
Kind Regards
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Palm sold a Bluetooth Card which is no longer a current model. It is available from third party sellers, but the support page does not list the Tungsten W as a compatible device.
As for .mp3, if the Tungsten W's audio jack is capable of stereo output (I don't know if it is or not), you should be able to play .mp3 files stored on a Secure Digital card with the use of an audio player including Aeroplayer, Pocket-Tunes or TCPMP. Not sure if they are compatible, but they each have trial versions (and TCPMP is freeware).
Let us know if you have any luck.
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Palm Tungsten E2 driver for windows 7 64 bit

I just bought a new computer with Windows 7 64 bit built-in.
However, I can't synchronize my palm with my new computer
because of the wrong drier. Can anybody tell me where to
download the driver for Palm Tungsten E2 for Windows 7 64 bit?
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Hi, and welcome to the Palm Support Community.
There are no 64-bit USB drivers for any version of Windows. You are limited to Bluetooth or IR sync with the E2.
Suggest you peruse the Windows Hotsync board for many threads on the subject.
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jipds wrote:
Hi! I am trying to synchronize my Tungsten T5 with Win 7 64 bit.
I installed Desktop 6.2.2 as adviced here, but my palm does not detects nor lists the pc on the synchronizable pc's list (nearby devices).
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Palm Tungsten E2 download

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Cherokeebob wrote:
My Palm Tungsten E2 is on it's last leg. I located a newer E2. I need to transfer all the data in the old one to the newer one.
I have recently gone to Windows 7 and the hot sync doesn't seem to work. What can I download to make it work. Also can I transfer data from E2 to E2 ? If so how do I do it?
Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community!
Easiest way would be to get HotSync working on the Win7 box. Please follow the directions in this thread we have at the top of the messages in this section.
You'll need to erase the "new" E2 by doing a Hard Reset.
Once you have Synced your old E2 to the PC, do a HotSync with the new erased unit and when asked, "Do you want to Create a new account, or sync to an existing one?" choose Existing and pick the name of the original E2. Proceed with the HotSync, and the data from the old unit should flow to the new one, and give it the same HotSync account name.
Plan B: Send the data from one unit to the other via BlueTooth, or Infra Red (Beaming). Note: Some programs will not be able to be sent due to copyright rules!
Erase the "new" unit via the same Hard Reset, then turn BlueTooth on in both devices. Pair the two devices. Pairing the E2.
Each database (like Contacts or Calendar) has the option to either Send (via Bluetooth) or Beam (via Infra-red) the data. I don't have my Palm devices handy right now, so details are sketchy.
Try the HotSync method first, then if desired we can delve into Sending and Beaming later.
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Sorry, but the Z22 does not have Bluetooth capabilities. Nor will it work with the Palm Bluetooth Card.
That is not what the current support site says.
I quote: 64-bit Editions of Windows Vista are not supported for USB synchronization. However, 64-bit Windows users may be able to sync through a Bluetooth wireless connection. After installing Palm Desktop 6.2, see: Synchronizing under 64-bit Windows Vista: Bluetooth HotSync setup.
That's on:
http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/emea/zire/z22/unlockedeu/solutions/article/32859_en.html

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I recently recieved a new Palm Tungsten T5 which was new in the box (even though the model is a few years old). I want to connect this to my homes WIFI from my Verizon router located in my basement. The WIFI from the router works fine becasue all of my computers can pick up the signal......
I understand that my T5 needed a WIFI card to make a connection to the internet, so I purchased one. I put the card in the T5 and can't located the router.... Do I need to download something on the T5 first? I am not sure what steps that I need to take in order to get the WIFI card to work in my T5.
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Hi, and welcome to the HP-Palm Support Community.
The T5 will only work with a Palm branded Wi-Fi card. If that's what you bought, and it did not come with the manual and necessary drivers, they can be found here:
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