Yakumo Delta & Toshiba SD Bluetooth Card 2

Posted by muesli in Tech & Net
Saturday, January 3. 2004

I recently got myself a Yakumo Delta 400 Pocket PC. I must admit it rocks and Microsoft did a god job by creating Pocket PC 2003. Although it crashes like its big brother Windows used to, once in every 30 minutes. Besides that the GUI is nice and the input options are matured. It detects my hand-writing almost perfectly.

Today, my x-mas present finally received! It's a Toshiba SD Bluetooth Card 2, and I didn't know if it's compatible with my PDA. A first test promised nothing good: Pocket PC 2003 didn't even recognize the card.

Luckily, Toshiba did some rework on the drivers, and offered version 4.0 on their website! I connected the cradle and installed the drivers via Windows XP on my notebook. Taadaa My PDA was able to talk to the card!

5 minutes later I was online via my mobile phone, checking my eMail.

Hooray!

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Hi, I have a Yakumo delta 300 and had also the problem that my PDA did not recognize the toshiba card.
I returned the card to the store. Now I saw your message here and I searched the www.toshiba.com for the update drivers but could not find them.
Have you a more precise adress?
Thanks in advance

#1 eric zwiekhorst on 2004-06-25 09:03 (Reply)

I can help you: http://de.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=DE&from=download_driver_details&action=search&selCategory=4&selFamily=380&selSeries=100&selProduct=464&language=17&selOS=22&selType=169&yearupload=&monthupload=&dayupload=&useDate=null&mode=allMachines&search=bluetooth&action=search&macId=&country=12&action=search&page=1

#2 Carsten on 2004-08-07 00:57 (Reply)

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