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fingerprint scanner can now host BCM Bluetooth #246
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@radmanz Thank you for your efforts! That's a great news to GTX model users who want to use their wireless cards' BT function. Just a suggestion, In your SSDT-USB-FingerBT, HS02 can be deleted since it's for WLAN_LTE slot. Could you test with the following SSDT? If it's ok, I will submit it on this repository. |
Tested the above SSDT, confirmed as working 👍 |
Good job ! Just a noob question : When you ask to replace the "SSDT-USB.aml" by "SSDT-USB-Finger.aml", are we supposed to rename the new in "SSDT-USB.aml" ? |
Btw, I still couldn't get Bluetooth working, so I'm thinking to replace it with the camera, so:
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hey @Menchen , I will start from the basics here to help resolve the issue.
Can you post some photos of your WiFi card PCB and the solder connection to D280? |
hey @Recreabox , |
@radmanz Thanks for your help! My issue is not by using fingerprint scanner to replace Bluetooth. My model is MX150 and have WLAN_LTE port, you can see the picture in #101 . The weird thing is that it's not recognized even in Linux. After resoldering 2 more times and still without luck. Do you think that's possible that I broke WLAN_LTE USB line by bad soldering/bridging? Because the last attempt I tried I checked that pin 4 and pin 6 is shorted(already soldered in and checked with pin 6 and D+ pad in the adaptor). |
@Menchen |
@Recreabox I mean, with my soldering skill I would probably ruin it.. so I don't think I would risk it. |
Someone may be interested in #262 |
hey @Menchen and @Recreabox , it sounds like there is a serious issue with the pads on these boards and they have more than 8 layers which can cause issues if you have your soldering iron turned up too hot (can burn through layers). can u test the short when its unplugged from the BT adaptor board? this may be causing the short and not your WLAN_LTE port. |
I mean, I don't feel comfortable soldering near plastic(last one didn't go well, I was soldering pinout for a nfc module, and after a whilr I found out that the plastic that hold the pin have melted a bit and was bent.... 😂 ). So I think I will stick to either replace camera(need that cable, maybe I can find one without taobao), use a usb bt, or use vm to drive intel bt... Or just bt adaptor is broken, (I doubt it) but thanks anyway for your help. |
@radmanz I use Ubuntu to test the solder But how to know if it's succesfully recognized on MacOS ? I have replaced the SSDT-USB with the SSDT-USB-Fingerprint in this thread and rename it in SSDT-USB but i think it's not activated on MacOS |
@stevezhengshiqi @radmanz @Menchen @nobitanobi |
I got Wi-Fi and Bluetooth working fine. |
too hard core,made my head painful!(过于硬核,使我头疼) |
Hello, can you give me the 6pin Taobao link? I couldnt find it. |
here you go |
thank you so much |
hey @stevezhengshiqi
I've made some progress with the GTX version of the XiaoMi Notebook pro that does not have the WLAN_LTE M.2 socket pins available on the PCB. I couldnt find any other solution that didnt involve losing my Camera functionalliy within OSX which is the current work around when using this BCM M.2 package from this taobao listing.
As the ELAN Fingerprint sensor will never be used i managed to trace the D+- pins from this connector to a safe place to solder the USB data lines (D280) succesfully.
I have attached photos showing the successful connection and operation, along with a new SSDT that disables the INTEL BT and enables the ELAN USB Port to allow for the BCM BT to become active within the environment. Please note my new BT antenna location, which has no interference from the trackpad sheilding and should increase reliablity.
SSDT-USB-FingerBT.aml.zip
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