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=== Bluetooth Daughter Card (BDC) === | === Bluetooth Daughter Card (BDC) === | ||
| − | This is a Bluetooth Adapter that is installed in a CDC slot. | + | This is a USB Bluetooth Adapter card that is installed in a [[CDC slot]]. |
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=== Features === | === Features === | ||
| − | * Chipset: | + | * Chipset: CSR BlueCore01 Bluetooth Controller |
| + | * Speeds: 434/723 Kbps (Bluetooth 1.1) | ||
| + | * USB ID: 04BF:0310 | ||
| + | * Headers: One 3-pin connector{{footnote|1}}, one Hirose U.FL connector | ||
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| + | #This was likely used for debug purposes. For safety reasons, do not connect this to any available pin-compatible connector on your ThinkPad. | ||
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| − | === | + | === Part numbers === |
| − | * Bluetooth | + | * 26P8071, 26P8041, 12P3872 |
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| − | + | === Firmware === | |
| + | A [http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/tpbtfw1g.exe firmware update] is available for this card's Bluetooth controller. Unfortunately, the firmware update can only be applied under Windows 2000 and above. Other operating systems are not supported to allow the firmware update to run. | ||
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| + | An unofficial work-around for Linux exists, but this has not been confirmed to work and may potentially brick the Bluetooth controller. The work-around is simple. By using the firmware .dfu file provided by the Windows utility and extracting it with cabextract, the firmware image itself should be able to be flashed by the btdfu tool in Linux. | ||
=== Linux driver === | === Linux driver === | ||
| − | This card will work with the standard Linux Bluetooth drivers | + | This card will work with the standard Linux Bluetooth drivers. |
| − | This device is implemented as a USB device, | + | This device is implemented as a USB device, you might be able to enable or disable it by using Fn-F5. |
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| + | == This card may be found in == | ||
| + | * {{A30p}}, {{A31p}} | ||
| + | * {{T30}} | ||
| + | * {{X23}}, {{X24}}, {{X30}} | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Bluetooth Adapters]] |
Latest revision as of 15:31, 8 November 2020
Bluetooth Daughter Card (BDC)This is a USB Bluetooth Adapter card that is installed in a CDC slot. Features
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Part numbers
- 26P8071, 26P8041, 12P3872
Firmware
A firmware update is available for this card's Bluetooth controller. Unfortunately, the firmware update can only be applied under Windows 2000 and above. Other operating systems are not supported to allow the firmware update to run.
An unofficial work-around for Linux exists, but this has not been confirmed to work and may potentially brick the Bluetooth controller. The work-around is simple. By using the firmware .dfu file provided by the Windows utility and extracting it with cabextract, the firmware image itself should be able to be flashed by the btdfu tool in Linux.
Linux driver
This card will work with the standard Linux Bluetooth drivers.
This device is implemented as a USB device, you might be able to enable or disable it by using Fn-F5.
