hi guys,
i have something i dont understand here.
I have a bluetooth serial port which i would like to access through an
application im going to do myself.
BUT every time i get one of the phones trying to connect to it, after
authorization - it tells me that "the unit you are connecting to
doesnt support handset / hands free".
Well, ofcourse it dont !
Is it possible to connect to a unit, without the phones are trying to
identify the type of the hardware ?
And is it possible for me, via the SDK's - to access this unit, and
write code that talks through the interface, even though the phone
doesnt understand it ?
I might have missed something, it could be that firmware upgrades are
needed, so the phone can understand BT serial ports ?
My bluetooth knowledge is small - so i maybe dont even have the
principles right here ?
Someone here who is able to explain me whats going on in the phone -
and if it demands a driver for each BT interface or what ?
OR is it something you get from a thirdpart ?
really hope you can help, thanks alot :)
Kim Hyldgaard - 29 Aug 2003 20:56 GMT
Hi,
Of course I could be wrong here, but anyway here's a suggestion:
The phone must be supporting the serial port profile, if you want to connect
it to your application. (I expect we're talking a PC application with a
Bluetooth dongle and a serial port profile)
Most phones only support a limited group of Bluetooth profiles. Some phones
only support the headset profile.
Ie.: If you connect your application to a phone, which only support the
headset, the phone will reject your application since it does not support
the serial port profile you're using.
- The error message indicates that you have used a phone which does only
support the headset profile.
Kind regards
Kim
> hi guys,
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> really hope you can help, thanks alot :)