I just purchased a motorola w385 phone and i'm trying to bluetooth a ringtone.

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Answer #1: Posted by Snootles on November 1st, 2009 3:54 PM

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Depending on your technology comfort level, this may or may not be a solution:

Posted by: BartonOC

I've been using p2kcommander. Don't care to pay for or steal moto tools.

I used this driver (registration required - you can find it elsewhere if you look)
http://developer.motorola.com/docstools/USB_Drivers/

I used version 4.9.C of p2kcommander
http://s5vi.vxxxstuff.com/commander/

Once the drivers are installed - the handset was recognized for me as a modem.
I went to the modem properties and noted its com port.

To get p2kcommander to detect the phone i went to options -
Check use this com port - and set the box to comX - where X is the com port number of the motorola usb modem

I also used new(fast) 3G-P2K commands.

- you are looking for the Uusb p2k device found or P2K Tci IF up messages; Volume name fail! & GENERIC FAILURE. are normal-

Once you have p2kcommander connected - you can drop your ringtones (mp3 files) in the following folder:
a/brew/mod/my_ringers/

Then brows to a/ and delete MyToneDB.db and TmpTneDB.db

Restart the phone and you should be able to use the new mp3 files as ringtones.

PM me if you are having problems at any stage - Getting p2kcommander to detect the phone proved to be the tricky part.