Old Puck - Can't get BT connection working
I just got my 8330. My buddy has an older i-Blue GPS puck (I've found most topics about it from 2006) that he's letting me borrow to see how I like using a BT GPS puck.
Well, it's been quite frustrating so far. I basically cannot get the BT connection going. I pair the unit like any other BT device, and it comes up in my list. The blue light flashed a couple of times on the 8330 and then stops. I changed my GPS setting to the i-Blue. I turned my "Location On" as well.
I then went back into my bluetooth settings and went to the device properties of the i-Blue. I set it to Trusted. Now I got it to work ONE time. I changed the Encryption to disabled and performed a Refresh Service List. I then noticed the blue light on the 8330 flashing a lot. I quickly went out to BB Maps, changed it to the i-Blue, let it get a fix outside on my deck, and the then watched the map pin point my house. Good stuff.
So I wanted to see if it would work with Nav4All. I go from BB Maps to Nav4All and it can't find a GPS device. So in my infinite wisdom, I go back to BB Maps and make sure I close the app. I then go back to Nav4All, and nothing. I now notice no blue flashes from the 8330. And now I cannot get a BT connection again. I've power reset the i-Blue, I've hard and soft reset the 8330, I've disabled/enabled BT, I've gone back and forth between Encryption. Nada. It took me forever to get it connected, and now it "refuses" to connect again.
Finally, when I go to Menu->Options on the main BT screen, it tells me what Services I'm guessing it supports, the list is:
Headset
Handsfree
Dial-up Networking
Audio Source
A/V Remote Control Target
For people that have a GPS puck working, are these the services you have? Sorry for being long winded, but I wanted to be as thorough as possible.