> > Hi all!,
> >
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> HTH
HI!,
now I am no Bt pro, but I thought these profiles are nothing but a piece of
software. And if that is so, then it should be possible to "upgrade" it
somehow (code your own stuff). I mean worst-case would have to be to
implement your own or to build on existing firmware.
Maybe I am too naive, I am not a programmer myself. Like I said ... just an
idea :-)
Andy
Dolphin Boy - 20 Nov 2003 14:21 GMT
> > > Hi all!,
> > >
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> Andy
Sure you could, but you'd have to have an intimate knowlege of that
phone's firmware,
the BT stack it uses & how the whole design works. Say 2 years for a
programming staff of
10 developers who have an indepth knowlege of digital signal
processing, 2.4GHz radios,
real time programming on a custom built ASIC........
Let me know how you get on ;-)
> Now. when GSM manufacturers start putting CTP (Cordless telephony
> Profile) and Intercom in their products we'll all be happier.
Including CTP will also not achieve the scheme requested by the original
poster either.
pzboyz
Dolphin Boy - 21 Nov 2003 08:47 GMT
> > Now. when GSM manufacturers start putting CTP (Cordless telephony
> > Profile) and Intercom in their products we'll all be happier.
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> pzboyz
True, true. But Then I could use one phone for GSM & Home use, and I,
for one, would be
happier!
didgerman - 21 Nov 2003 14:11 GMT
> > > Now. when GSM manufacturers start putting CTP (Cordless telephony
> > > Profile) and Intercom in their products we'll all be happier.
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> for one, would be
> happier!
Am I missing something? Bluetooth's real range is usually 8 metres, can't
you guys just speakup?
Dolphin Boy - 21 Nov 2003 16:44 GMT
> > > > Now. when GSM manufacturers start putting CTP (Cordless telephony
> > > > Profile) and Intercom in their products we'll all be happier.
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> Am I missing something? Bluetooth's real range is usually 8 metres, can't
> you guys just speakup?
YES WE CAN! oh sorry. Actually, there are a few classes of Bluetooth
power, and my cordless phone is class 1, & that gives 100m. Class 0 is
up to 10m....
TV - 25 Nov 2003 21:21 GMT
> YES WE CAN! oh sorry. Actually, there are a few classes of Bluetooth
> power, and my cordless phone is class 1, & that gives 100m. Class 0 is
> up to 10m....
That's a bit optimistic, too. My Nokia 3650 and noname USB dongle BT
adapter start to hiccup beyond about 2 m. If I stand between the two
obscuring LoS, it's even less :-/
Toivo