How many Bluetooth devices can be handled by HTC TyTN II in *the same time*?

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Hello

How many Bluetooth devices can be handled by HTC TyTN II in *the same time*?

To be more precise I’m wondering if my TyTN II can handle following configuration (3 Blouetooth functionalities / devices in the same time):

Device 1:
Internet sharing enabled in TyTN II. It means Bluetooth communication with my notebook.

Device 2:
Bluetooth stereo headphones (connected via Bluetooth to my TyTN II).

Device 3:
SonyEricsson MBW-150 bluetooth watch (connected via Bluetooth to my TyTN II) used to control Windows Media Player and to receive SMSes and voice calls.

Can someone confirm that such configuration can be handled by TyTN II?

Kind regards,
Adam Wozniak

If believe that I've read 'somewhere' that only two things can be done...

cant you connect the TyTn II to your notebook via USB

Originally Posted by monkeyturnip

cant you connect the TyTn II to your notebook via USB

Nope
I hate cables (and I love wireless solutions).

btw:
I want to use my TyTN II (Internet Sharing) in my daily train (30 minutes in a single direction) when I am traveling to work (and back). Wired solutions are very uncomfortable in such places (no time to get wired everything together, there is no place to put something beside, etc.).

But, anyway, thank you (all) for replies!

Regards from Poland,
Adam

Originally Posted by burtcom

If believe that I've read 'somewhere' that only two things can be done...

I have tried using a bluetooth headset, A2DP streaming and a bluetooth watch at the same time and they all connected but the music streaming was skipping and not working very well.

I guess it might work but depends on the bandwith of each BT device?

Hi
I will answer my question by myself

I've bought an A2DP Bluetooth stereo headphones (VEDIA SRS-210BG).

I would like to confirm that (for my TyTN II) using Internet Sharing and my A2DP Bluetooth headphones DOES NOT work properly

During activities on my Internet Sharing connection (via Bluetooth) communication with my A2DP stops and I can hear no music in headphones
Those music delays can take several seconds. It's absolutely not acceptable.

Kind regards,
Adam [Poland]

Originally Posted by benbranson

I have tried using a bluetooth headset, A2DP streaming and a bluetooth watch at the same time and they all connected but the music streaming was skipping and not working very well.

I guess it might work but depends on the bandwith of each BT device?

Hi benbranson

I don't get you
So how many Bluetooth devices you have connected to TyTN II in the same time? Three devices:
1. bluetooth headset
2. A2DP device
3. bluetooth watch
... or 2 devices (Bluetooth headset and A2DP device is the same one single device)?

btw:
Which bluetooth watch do you have?

btw II:
You tried this configuration on TyTN II or other smartphone model?

btw III:
You said, that [this your configuration] "not working very well". How long those music skips was? It was (or not) acceptable for you?

Regards && Smiles, Adam

The Tilt can handle more than 3 connections simultaneously - but they have to share available bandwidth.
Things like the watch, ICS and standard mono headset are relatively low bandwidth and buffered and can be used together, transmit things in turns, one waiting while the other transmits etc.

A2DP however is realtime and high-banwidth, so it pretty much needs to be used alone, it won't like sharing the bluetooth hardware with other things.

One thing you can try is instead of connecting the A2DP headset to the Tilt, connect it to the PC, and play music on the PC. Depending on the PC's BT hardware/software it might work well there.