The Windows GUI is very small, it enables you to set the device.

The Windows Mobile GUI enables you to control Winamp.

Requirements:
· Tested on HTC Artemis (P3300) and on Windows Vista x64

download BlueAmp 1.0

There are two settings:
• first: select device from list (device must be paired – this device is computer with ActiveSync profile)
• second: select interval of searching (in suspend and in powered on mode) – this settings are in milliseconds. Please don’t set less then 15000 (15 sec)! Remember that less value cause your device to more often wake up from suspend to unattended mode and check for device if is in range (this could drain battery).

How does it work? It is looking for some system states before looking for specified by user BT cradle and allowing to connect:
• device can’t be connected to cradle (any other connection by USB or manual via BT will be detected)
• device can’t be connected to BT A2DP or BT Hands Free (this is to prevent of audio interruptions)
• device must be charged over “VeryLow” state (I think this is around 20%) or being connected to charger

Usage. After installing please run AutoActiveSync from start menu (this is only configurator – you must configure it before first usage). Then just run the service (on first tab). After restarting device service will autostart (via startup folder in Windows directory). Please note, that application can crash before accepting usage of unsigned dll’s!

Warning! Remember, that not only searching for device via BT could drain your battery. When ActiveSync is connected via BT and device is in suspend mode in real it is unattended mode. It mean, that for example CPU is working normally (not in deep suspend) and draining battery.

Registry. This software store settings in registry, right here: HKCU/Software/AutoActiveSync

Requirements:
- Windows Mobile 6.x
- .NET Compact Framework 3.5 Redistributable

DOWNLOAD AutoActiveSync 2.0