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Bluez-users Carlo Perassi 2 participants 6 messages Apr 2, 2004 Bluetooth drivers

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Hi all.
I'd like to know how to set up my GNU/Linux to be seen as a bluetooth printer.
Each URI, references etc will be quite appreciated. Thanks.

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Hi Carlo,

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I'd like to know how to set up my GNU/Linux to be seen as a bluetooth printer.
Each URI, references etc will be quite appreciated.

nothing has been done so far. Feel free do provide something.

Regards

Marcel

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nothing has been done so far. Feel free do provide something.

Hi Marcel,
I was wondering what should I study first.
Thanks.

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Hi Carlo,

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I was wondering what should I study first.

this depends on what profile your printer emulator should support. You have to choose of one or more from the serial port, HCRP, OBEX push, BIP and BPP printing.

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Marcel

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this depends on what profile your printer emulator should support. You have to choose of one or more from the serial port, HCRP, OBEX push, BIP and BPP printing.

My primary goal is to (try to) get something which looks like a Bluetooth printer to my cellular phone eyes :)
So I just posted a question on the dev forum of my cell phone manufacturer.
The choice of the profile you cite depends on that.

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Hi Carlo,

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My primary goal is to (try to) get something which looks like a Bluetooth printer to my cellular phone eyes :)
So I just posted a question on the dev forum of my cell phone manufacturer.
The choice of the profile you cite depends on that.

for the most phones on the market you can only use OBEX push for your printing support.

Regards

Marcel

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