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Michiel van Hulst

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2006-01-24 21:17 UTC #0 lore raw

Hi there,

I posted almost the same email to the bluez-user mailing list, but its more developer related I think;

I use the outdated jBluez native Java API and got a question about the manufacture id's.

When getting version info for a remote device using the Java API wich is native corresponding with Bluez a manufacture id is retreived and stored. This is great but I don't have or can't find any list corresponding with these manufacture id's. I browsed some Bluez c code and did see some manufacture id such as 10 (Nokia) being stored and used in functions.

So:

- Is there a list available which vendors/manufactures correspond with these id's?
- Or which algoritme/function should I use to findout which device vendor I found?

Another question which is proberbly asked many times before, but I just can't settle with it, yet:

- Is there a good, can be simple but good and maintened opensource Java API for Bluez?

Thanks & Cheers,

Michiel van Hulst

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Marcel Holtmann

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2006-01-24 22:56 UTC #1 lore raw

Hi Michiel,

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I posted almost the same email to the bluez-user mailing list, but its more developer related I think;
I use the outdated jBluez native Java API and got a question about the manufacture id's.
When getting version info for a remote device using the Java API wich is native corresponding with Bluez a manufacture id is retreived and stored. This is great but I don't have or can't find any list corresponding with
these manufacture id's. I browsed some Bluez c code and did see some manufacture id such as 10 (Nokia) being stored and used in functions.

the company id 10 stands for CSR. Take a look at the Bluetooth assigned numbers documents from their website.

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Another question which is proberbly asked many times before, but I just can't settle with it, yet:
- Is there a good, can be simple but good and maintened opensource Java API for Bluez?

Nobody spent the time to run something like that by me. So actually there is no real good JSR-82 implementation for BlueZ.

Regards

Marcel

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Jim Wyllie

2006-01-25 01:06 UTC #2 lore raw

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Nobody spent the time to run something like that by me. So actually there is no real good JSR-82 implementation for BlueZ.
Regards
Marcel

I've tested all of the JSR-82 options out there that are available for free on Linux: the only thing I got to work is Avetana's JSR-82 spec (GPL code on Linux). You can grab it from SourceForge here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/avetanabt/

The build instructions are unusual and the latest release is poorly put together (possibly by me), but if you read through the documentation, you should be able to get it up and running. There's some example code in the project.

Lastly, if you have any other option besides JSR-82, I suggest you take it -- you'll save yourself many headaches.

Jim

Michiel van Hulst

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2006-01-25 09:12 UTC #3 lore raw

In reply to Marcel Holtmann

Hi Marcel, Jim,

Thanks for the reply,

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the company id 10 stands for CSR. Take a look at the Bluetooth assigned numbers documents from their website.

The tool hcitool using the option "info <btaddr>" prints out Manufacture:=20 Cambridge Silicon Radio (10) or Nokia Mobile Phones (1) and so on. So in th= e=20
tool code should be a mapping for these numbers? Trough JBluez I only recei= ve=20
the manufacture number (1) and (10) in this example.

Is there a list availible or array in c code which has these mappings?=20

My program should respond deferent on every bluetooth manafacture device it= =20
detects, so I'm looking for the manufacture id's from the Bluetooth device= =20
market leaders

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I've tested all of the JSR-82 options out there that are available for free on Linux: the only thing I got to work is Avetana's JSR-82 spec (GPL code on Linux). You can grab it from SourceForge here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/avetanabt/

Great! The project release date is much more promecing ;-). I downloaded th= is=20
project and its seems the include a prebuild version of the .jar and .so I'= m=20
going to test this for sure

Cheers,

Michiel

Quoted 10 lines · Marcel Holtmann

Hi Michiel,
Quoted 8 lines
I posted almost the same email to the bluez-user mailing list, but its more developer related I think;
I use the outdated jBluez native Java API and got a question about the manufacture id's.
When getting version info for a remote device using the Java API wich is native corresponding with Bluez a manufacture id is retreived and store=

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This is great but I don't have or can't find any list corresponding with these manufacture id's. I browsed some Bluez c code and did see some manufacture id such as 10 (Nokia) being stored and used in functions.
the company id 10 stands for CSR. Take a look at the Bluetooth assigned numbers documents from their website.
Quoted 5 lines
Another question which is proberbly asked many times before, but I just can't settle with it, yet:
- Is there a good, can be simple but good and maintened opensource Java API for Bluez?
Nobody spent the time to run something like that by me. So actually there is no real good JSR-82 implementation for BlueZ.
Regards
Marcel

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Marcel Holtmann

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2006-01-25 09:33 UTC #4 lore raw

Hi Michiel,

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the company id 10 stands for CSR. Take a look at the Bluetooth assigned numbers documents from their website.
The tool hcitool using the option "info <btaddr>" prints out Manufacture:
Cambridge Silicon Radio (10) or Nokia Mobile Phones (1) and so on. So in the tool code should be a mapping for these numbers? Trough JBluez I only receive the manufacture number (1) and (10) in this example.
Is there a list availible or array in c code which has these mappings?

the library function is called bt_compidtostr().

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My program should respond deferent on every bluetooth manafacture device it detects, so I'm looking for the manufacture id's from the Bluetooth device market leaders

You read my answer with the Bluetooth assigned numbers document? Go to the Bluetooth website and get this document/webpage.

Regards

Marcel

Michiel van Hulst

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2006-01-25 09:44 UTC #5 lore raw

Hi Marcel,

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the library function is called bt_compidtostr().

Great thanks.

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You read my answer with the Bluetooth assigned numbers document? Go to the Bluetooth website and get this document/webpage.

I misread your comments and went looking for the document on the CSR websit= e=20
dooh ;-)

This is the link to the document containting the bt device company=20 identifiers:
https://www.bluetooth.org/foundry/assignnumb/document/company_identifiers

Thanks,

Michiel

Quoted 3 lines · Marcel Holtmann

Hi Michiel,
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the company id 10 stands for CSR. Take a look at the Bluetooth assign=

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numbers documents from their website.
The tool hcitool using the option "info <btaddr>" prints out Manufactur=

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Cambridge Silicon Radio (10) or Nokia Mobile Phones (1) and so on. So in the tool code should be a mapping for these numbers? Trough JBluez I on=

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receive the manufacture number (1) and (10) in this example.
Is there a list availible or array in c code which has these mappings?
the library function is called bt_compidtostr().
Quoted 3 lines
My program should respond deferent on every bluetooth manafacture device it detects, so I'm looking for the manufacture id's from the Bluetooth device market leaders

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You read my answer with the Bluetooth assigned numbers document? Go to the Bluetooth website and get this document/webpage.
Regards
Marcel

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regards,

M.P.A. (Michiel) van Hulst

Y'All . http://www.yall.nl
Grotestraat 182 5141 HD Waalwijk . The Netherlands
Tel: +31 (0) 416 340 019 =C2=A0. Fax. : +31 (0) 416 340 019=20

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