PDA Bluetooth Windows Mobile 5

I have just finished developing a PDA application using LV PDA 8.20 for my HP iPAQ running Windows Mobile 2003. The application uses Bluetooth to communicate with a device and all runs well.
I have just ordered a new HP iPAQ running Windows Mobile 2005 and loaded my software onto it along with the 3 Bluetooth dlls required:
BtCoreIf.dll
BtSdkCE30.dll
LVBtw.dll
When I run the software and try to discover devices, I get the following error: Bt Discovery Error code: 2. I have Bluetooth turned on.
Has anybody else experienced anything similar?
Thanks
ssk

Well, I thought I had cracked this..............!
My software now starts ok and discovers Bluetooth devices. Soon after discovering a device and the operator selecting the desired one, the software hangs.
This works fine on Mobile 2003 but not on Mobile 5.
I have recompiled the software and chosen the target device to be Mobile 5.
I have read bits and pieces about extra software being installed for Mobile 5. I have installed EVC 4.
PDA version is 8.20
I cannot see anyway of changing the processor type in the build definition, it defaults to ARM. My iPAQ hx2100 has a PXA270 (is this ARM compatible as far as LV is concerned?).
Any help gratefully received!
ssk

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