I only use Logitech dongles. Do I need a separate dongle for the wii motion plus? So I need to download BlueSoleil 3.2.2.8 stack version 05.04.11 And modify the ini?
(01-07-2013, 07:23 PM)Soopah Wrote: Do you use an other bluetooth dongle or your Logitech dongle? I think the logitech dongle is reserved to Logitech Device
http://www.wiimoteproject.com/bluetooth-and-connectivity-knowledge-center/a-summary-of-windows-bluetooth-stacks-and-their-connection/ Wrote:Logitech Stack
Overview:
- Logitech bundled this with some of their early Bluetooth Mice & Keyboards. It was packaged with the 'Setpoint' (Logitech drivers and application bundle)
- Only works with Logitech devices and the Logitech Bluetooth Hub (a massive ugly Bluetooth radio)
- Will NOT connect to Wiimote (or any other Bluetooth device), but your Logitech devices WILL connect to all other Bluetooth stacks
on other hand I see
- Logitech MX Bluetooth Mouse/Keyboard combo (dongle m/n:c-uv35) - WIDCOMM (Had trouble with with WIDCOMM 5.0.1.2800 drivers under XP). Works fine with BlueSoleil 3.2.2.8 stack version 05.04.11.20060413 WIDCOMM drivers would not pair. In the bttl.ini file you must modify one of the USB device VID and PID to VID=046D PID=C709 and rename the Manufacture to Logitech then start Bluesoleil. It will recognize it then. If Wiimote dosent show up, to to Tools...Find Device... and search by name "Nintendo". It will show up. Don't pair it, just click connect. Also, one important note, as you plug in the dongle, hold the red connect button to put it in dongle mode rather than embedded mode for keyboard and mouse.). Works fine with Toshiba Stack, Version 6.10.07.2. As with BlueSoleil, you have to plug it in with dongle mode instead of embedded. Widcomm worked but turned not only my system unstable(for certain them, nothing else), thus BlueSoleil or Toshiba recommended.
- Logitech LBT-UA200C1 - Works with Bluesoleil.
edit: forget about the first quote, that talk about application(software), not the dongle(hardware)