IVT Flybook V2, Flybook V3, BlueSoleil 3.2.3.5 Release Note
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Release Note
May. 29th, 2007
IVT CORPORATION
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BlueSoleil Release Note
1 Introduction
This document describes IVT BlueSoleil version 3.2.3.5 Commercial version release.
2 Target Platform
• CPU: 600MHz or above
• RAM: 128M or above
• Screen: 800*600 or above
• Display: Adapter True Color 16bits or above
• OS: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista
• Languages supported: Danish, German, English, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean,
Dutch, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Finnish, French, Norwegian,
Polish, Swedish, Portuguese
3 Release Functionality
3.1 Bluetooth Functionality
The software was written against version 2.0+EDR of the Bluetooth Core Specification[1] and
Bluetooth Profile Specification[2].
The release provides:
Bluetooth Profile Client/connectio
ns
PAN Personal Area Networking
Roles: Group Network/PAN User/Network
Access Point
Headset Headset
Roles: Audio Gateway
HFP Hands-Free
Roles: Audio Gateway
AV Audio Video
Roles: Source/Sink
SPP Serial Port:
Roles: Device A/Device B
√, 1 √, 1+
√, 1 √, 1
√, 1 √, 1
√, 1 √, 1
√, 4 √, 2
Server/connec
tions
DUN Dial-Up Networking
Roles: Data Terminal
FTP File Transfer
Roles: Client/Server
HID Human Interface Device
Roles: Host
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√, 1
√, 1 √, 1
√, 1+
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BlueSoleil Release Note
Printer Hardcopy Cable Replacement
Roles: Client
OPP Object Push
Roles: Client/Server
SYNC Synchronization
Roles: IrMC Client/IrMC Server
FAX FAX
Roles: Data Terminal
BIP Basic Image Profile
Roles: Remote Camera/Image
Push(Imaging Responder)
√, 1
√, 1 √, 1
√, 1 √, 1
√, 1
√, 1 √, 1
Note:
1. “1” means there can be only 1 connection at the same time. “1+” means there can be
more than 1 connection at the same time.
Bluetooth stack and profile
HCI Host Controller Interface
L2CAP Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol
SDP Service Discovery Protocol
RFCOMM RFCOMM protocol
GAP General Access Profile
SDAP Service Discovery Application Profile
And:
• Supports Bluetooth 1.2/2.0 Fast Connection
• Supports Bluetooth 1.2/2.0 AFH, to co-exist with Wi-Fi
• Full Bluetooth data rate from DM1/3/5, DH1/3/5, 2-DH1/3/5, 3-DH1/3/5, HV1/2/3, EV3/4/5,
2-EV3/5 and 3-EV3/5 as long as Bluetooth device supports.
• Bluetooth scatternet is supported as long as Bluetooth device supports
• Standard operating modes: page, inquiry, page-scan and inquiry-scan
• Standard USB (v1.1/2.0), UART (H4), PCMCIA and BCSP HCI Transport Layers
• All standard pairing, authentication, link key and encryption operations
• Master/Slave switch. This allows a device to connect itself to an established piconet
The build’s supported Bluetooth features are detailed in the standard PICS documents,
available from IVT’s web site.
3.2 Extra Functionality
The build extends the standard Bluetooth functionality with the following features:
• Function interfaces for manufactures’ special customization
• HID Mode Dongle switching between HID mode and HCI mode
• Network Access Point (NAP) function for PAN.
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BlueSoleil Release Note
• Optimized Role switch policy for various Bluetooth devices to maximize the possibility of
success in creating connection.
3.3 Functional Restrictions
The following major functional restrictions apply to this release:
• For PAN, Headset and SYNC profile, BlueSoleil cannot act as client and server at the
same time.
• Restrictions of AV and Headset AG
(1) System Requirements on Audio Source if MP3 CODEC is selected (AV only).
CPU: 800MHz or above, RAM: 128M or above
• Supported media player by default for AVRCP
(1) Windows Media Player version 6.4, 7, 8, 9, 10.
(2) WinAmp 2.7, 2.8, 3.0.
(3) Realone 6.0.x (Fully tested with 6.0.11.864)
(4) Media Player Classic 6.4.8.9
(5) Foobar2000 v0.9 RC
Further extension to support other media players is possible by implementing BlueSoleil
standard AVRCP interfaces. (If you are interested to do this, please contact IVT.)
• Operating System and MS Outlook version dependency of SYNC and OPP profile.
Operating System The supported versions of MS outlook
Windows 2000 Outlook 2000, Outlook XP, Outlook 2003
Windows XP Outlook 2000, Outlook XP, Outlook 2003
3.4 Customization support
Customization in BlueSoleil installation disk can be made by OEM manufactures before they
ship their CD, by changing settings in file “bttl.ini” and file “btav.ini”.
Bttl.ini
[CONFIG]
bShowBalloon=1
Whether the system tray message is needed, default 1, valid values include 0 and 1
BAutoWiFiCoexistenceSupport=1
Whether automatic Wi-Fi coexistence support is needed, default 1, valid values include 0 and
1
ShowWindow=YES
Whether the BlueSoleil main window will be show when first started, default YES, valid values
include NO and YES
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BlueSoleil Release Note
Btav.ini is used for A2DP profile only. It defines default parameters when user connects to AV
stereo headset. This is especially useful if the AV stereo headset support only limited
SBC/MP3 CODEC format. The MP3 codec settings are also in this file.
4 History
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.2.3.5 Release since it is
build 3.2.2.8 release:
• Bug fix: Some Bluetooth mice cannot work properly on Windows Vista.
• Bug fix: The Bluetooth mouse device can be deleted when there is a connection between
it and the BlueSoleil.
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.2.3.0 Release since it is
build 3.2.2.8 release:
• Load/unload Bluetooth audio device dynamically.
• Bug fix: Create an A2DP connection shortcut, exit bluesoleil, then double click the shortcut
to start bluesoleil and establish an A2DP connection, but no sound could be heard from
the headset.
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.2.2.8 Release since it is
build 3.2.1.2 release:
• Support PC Suite better on Vista.
• Make the online activation more stable.
• Does not support ISSC chip.
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.2.1.2 Release since it is
build 3.2.0.0 release:
• Bug fix: When listening music, press “stop” and then “play” on headsets, music will not
resume.
• Bug fix: The default audio card becomes “Bluetooth SCO audio” after BlueSoleil started.
• Bug fix:
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.2.0.0 Release since it is
build 3.1.0.2 release:
• Add support for Hands-free profile (BlueSoleil acts as Hands-Free AG).
• Add support for controlling VoIP applications such as Skype(2.0/2.5) via a
Headset/Hands-free device.
BlueSoleil will crash if API applications exit ungracefully.
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.1.0.2 Release since it is
build 3.0.1 release:
• All drivers for Vista x64 are signed by Micorsoft.
• HID drivers for Vista32/64 are singed by Micorsoft.
• Bug fix: Transferring a large file via FTP often fails.
• Bug fix: On Vista x64, audio device is set to Bluetooth virtual sound card after BlueSoleil is
installed.
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• Bug fix: On XP/2000 OS, HID service cannot be used.
• Bug fix: If BlueSoleil is installed to a folder whose full path does not include a blank
character, BlueSoleil crashes when being started.
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.0.1 Release since it is build
3.0 release:
• Bug fix: Some USB driver files are not signed by MS.
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.0 Release since it is build
3.0 RC3 release:
• Support “Seletive Suppend” both on XP and Vista.
• On Vista, all Bluetooth drivers are signed by Microsoft.
• All executable files are singed by IVT.
• On Vista, when a headset connects A2DP to BlueSoleil, the audio device is not switched.
• On Vista, audio auto switch is performed without showing the audio device dialog.
• On Vista, disable auto-start when Windows starts.
• On Vista, after BlueSoleil is installed, the audio device is set to Bluetooth audio devices.
• On Vista, disable PAN NAP.
• Help files are updated to latest versions.
• Bug fix: On Vista, sometimes HID cannot work properly.
• Bug fix: PAN NAP cannot be used on XP.
• Bug fix: BlueSoleil cannot be installed on XP x64.
The following significant changes have been made to BlueSoleil 3.0 RC3 since it is build 2.3
release:
• Support Vista OS.
• More friendly user interface and user experience.
• Audio SBC codec is optimized and CPU usage decreases when playing music.
• Support “Send to” by Bluetooth.
• Support “selective suspend” mode for USB Bluetooth device.
• Only support CSR chips.
• Change UI display text: AV Headphone->Audio Sink; Bluetooth AV Service->Bluetooth
Advanced Audio Service.
• Disable Windows native Bluetooth service when installing and restore when uninstalled.
• Bug fix: Cannot let switch local role to slave when there is only one connection left.
• Bug fix: Removing some PCMCIA Bluetooth cards from system tray icon results in an
error message.
• Bug fix: Cannot exchange files with some mobiles.
• Bug fix: Sometimes installation fails with error 183.
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