So we\'ve got an android application that\'s supposed to pair with a Bluegiga WT-11 bluetooth module, then listen on a server socket for connections from the device. We\'re using SPP and RFCOMM for th
So I am working with a hardware device that utilizes开发者_JAVA百科 A2DP, HFP, AVRCP, and SPP. The problem I am getting seems to be only on some phones but I want to resolve it.
I want to clear of my basics before I Jump into more complicated matter of bluetooth. I have following basic question.
I\'m writing a program that speaks with an external accessory over rfcomm. My problem is that I don\'t know what the correct way of identifying my device is.
I have set up a connection between a Bluetooth module and a PC (Bluetooth USB dongle) on the RFCOMM protocol. On the PC side, I am interfacing with the Microsoft windows stack through an API though th
When开发者_开发技巧 I check the bluetooth developer page, it states very clearly that the android api supports the establishment of RFcomm channels. Now, is this mode exclussive for android or does an
This is very frustrating as I\'ve been trying for weeks and not even a clue on the internet. I am working on a project that reads/writes bluetooth serial data on different farming hardware.
I have several bluetooth device that I\'m trying to connect to in Linux. I have no problems with any of the devices except for one. The difference is that all the other devices handle their bluetooth
开发者_如何转开发Like switch radio channel by AT commandDepending on the Platform / Available API you can write your own custom AT commands or send anything to peer over RFCOMM for sure. (Like in Andr
I have an app that uses bluetooth SPP (RFCOMM) to communicate with a piece of hardware. The app and the bluetooth connection work great. The problem is when another app is started that also uses SPP a
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