Talk:List of Working Bluetooth Devices

Does anybody have a good brick-and-mortar source for a Wiimote-compatible adapter? I wanted to get something now, not wait for shipping...

"Kingston" 33348 working?

I own the kensington model 33348. It worked just great with XP. I just upgraded to vista and can not get it to work. Kensington help isn't very helpful. Anyone out there get it to work with vista? ~J

Whoever added this line: "Kingston Bluetooth dongle (model 33348) using WIDCOMM stack" Could you tell me: a) did you actually mean KENSINGTON 33348?, and b) did you do anything special to get it working? I have the Kensington 33348 and tentatively added it to the Not Working list, because I get the same problem the user of the 33085CA had -- you click "Skip Pairing" and nothing happens. If you happen to read this page, could you elaborate? -James (To James) I has the same problem where skip pairing did not work. I did the setup and it fixed it, thank you!)

Answering my own question: with the WIDCOMM 4.0.1.2400, if you try to connect to a device in My Bluetooth Places by double-clicking its icon after search, the Skip Pairing button does not work. You must start the Bluetooth Setup Wizard (in the Explorer Bar), discover the controller, then click Skip Pairing. -James

I have tried this with the Kensington adapter.. I got to the point where it was connected, and had the "green arrows" on the icon. But the 4 lights would not ever stop flashing (wiimote stuck in Discovery Mode?), and no programs were able to communicate with the device (i.e. WiinRemote got "Error 5: Access Denied). Any ideas? -- Jozxyqk 04:44, 15 January 2007 (PST) Self-update: Apparently, I was using "5.0.*" version of the stack, and that doesn't work with Wiimote. But downgrading to the 4.0 version works like a charm!

TCS - The link to Kensington drivers no longer works. The driver CD that came with my 33348 had the WIDCOMM 4.0.1.2400 drivers on it though. When I first installed the drivers on WinXP sp02 I did so from the AutoStart CD screen. After driver installation I paired my device (use wizard) but communication was only one way. Neither GlovePie nor WiinRemote would respond to wiimote button presses. I then installed the updated drivers listed on Kensington's website (upgrades to WIDCOMM 5.0.* stack) and the wiimote did not work at all. I then uninstalled those drivers and reinstalled the 4.0.1.2400 drivers. However, this time I installed by running setup.exe directly from the 4.0.1.2400 folder on the cd. Now everything is working fine.

I have version 5.1.0.1700 and, as much as I have tried, cannot seem to remove the drivers to downgrade to 4.0.1.2400. The setup for 4.0.1 tells me there is a better version installed and i can't manually delete the driver. :\ -Dylan

Made-in-China brand. "BT2.0" VID=0A12 (Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd) PID=0001. Comes with Extended Systems XTNDConnect Blue Manager. Driver: Windigo Systems, PBTUSB02C2 Bluetooth, csrbc01.sys

I have the above no-name-brand CSR usb dongle. It came with bluesoleil drivers (in chinese/manadarin most probably) which didn't work for me, it found the device but glovePIE and WiinRemote would not work at all. I then tried the MS bluetooth stack which was a bit better; button presses and LEDs were working. Finally, after uninstalling and removing the other stacks, I tried version 4.20.08 of the Toshiba stack for WinXP (http://aps.toshiba-tro.de/bluetooth/pages/download.php ) which you can use for 30 days, and it now works perfectly, including motion and rumble. I'm off to try the pointer functionality with my modified sensor bar!

Ore wa setei Souzar!!

WIDCOMM 4.0.1.2400 drivers seem to be the only drivers that work for the 33348 in XP that I know of. Version 5 will hang on skip Pairing as mentioned above. You must go into control panel and uninstall version 5. Also, there is a 'license.dat' file that is used to verify the serial number of the device. So you must make sure you have not only WIDCOMM 4.0.1.2400 firmware, but for the correct device as well. If you try to use a different .dat file from a different version, it knows what it is and will give an error message. My problem came when I wanted to install the dongle on a AMD64 system running Windows x64. Version 5 has a 64 bit driver that works, but it still hangs. Though the CPU can run 32 bit apps natively, version 4 fails to put the 'bluetooth places' icon on the desktop and crashes explorer. Though the install finishes, the bluetooth places is non existent and hence, you cannot run the device wizard. WIDCOMM does have a version six for Vista and Vista x64, but I did not bother downloading. The patch can be found on the kensington driver site. On a side note, the 'bluetooth places' icon on the desktop is unmovable. Its not a shortcut nor an normal exectuable. It cannot be deleted unless the firmware is uninstalled from the control panel.(sorry if I did this wrong, it seemed important) /Thomas

AHHH!! I'm having the same problems (with the Kensington), but I'm stuck with the version 5.x of the stack. could someone please put a link to version 4 somewhere? i can't find it anywhere online... :(

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Microsoft
Toshiba
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IVT Bluesoleil

Billionton, fix your download links!

Looks like they fixed the links. --Yqbd 16:42, 11 January 2007 (PST)
Looks like it's broken. --Yqbd 20:28, 11 January 2007 (PST)

Billionton, Cambridge Silicon Radio, Hardware Ids USB\Vid_0a12&Pid_0001&Rev_0525, USB\Vid_0a12&Pid_0001

Did anyone get the Wiimote working with Billionton, Cambridge Silicon Radio, Hardware Ids USB\Vid_0a12&Pid_0001&Rev_0525, USB\Vid_0a12&Pid_0001 without bluesoleil? --Yqbd 16:43, 11 January 2007 (PST)

Anycom 'Blue 200/250' works

You can get the Anycom Blue 200/250 USB-Dongle to work under Win XP. Install the software that is delivered with the device and after that install the WIDCOMM stack from Kensington. You are able to connect the Wiimote to a Windows-PC and use (for example) GlovePie. It seems that you cannot save any settings, as the software does not remember the Wimmote and you have to register it new every time you want to use it. But maybe I just cannot find the settings in this less-than-usable software. ;oP Xanathon 06:36, 16 February 2007 (PST) Addition: Best way to get the Anycom work: Remove any driver for the dongle and any stack you have installed. Then install the stack provided by the above link. If you are told to insert your Bluetooth device don't do so and continue with stack installation until it's finished. After that plug in the dongle and point the hardware assistant to the CD delivered with the device so the driver can be found. That's it, you now have to find and connect the Wiimote in the Bluetooth-software. Should this be inserted in the main article? Xanathon 23:54, 4 April 2007 (PDT)

IOGear Model GBU221

IOGear Model GBU221 (NOT to be confused with GBU211) BT version 2.0 (GBU211 is version 1.2) using default MS stack, and will not connect to BlueSoleil. Works in GlovePIE 0.26 with the "TroubleShooter > Bluetooth Fix" menu. Works in MiiTransfer. Works under Linux. Uses same chipset as Wii's BT board (BCM2045)

GBU221 worked on one computer using Vista's BT drivers with RMX with one Wiimote, but then doesn't work on two other computers with Vista and XP with a different Wiimote. I'm wondering if it's the Wiimote. I'll have to try it out with the Wiimote that worked. --Yqbd 00:48, 11 March 2007 (PST)

Used GlovePIE Bluetooth Fix and GlovePIE is able to change the lights and make it rumble, but it's not getting the accelerometer and camera data.--Yqbd 00:48, 11 March 2007 (PST)

Syba SD-U1BTC2-IS

Perhapse someone should test the Syba SD-U1BTC2-IS, I beleive it works with BlueSoleil... I am getting one (shipping sucks) and when it comes in I will test and add it if no one else has.

Edit, got it and added it. Works like a charm with the included drivers.