UART based bluetooth dongle

Bluez-devel Gabriel Marques 2 participants 2 messages Jun 2, 2005 Bluetooth drivers

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Gabriel Marques

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2005-06-02 12:18 UTC #0 lore raw

I'm using Brainboxes' BL642, wich works fine with bluez.
It provides only the HCI layer (H4), so the rest can be implemented as you wish.
I've bought it at Emulation Technology for U$263,00, its expensive, but I needed it for a special purpose. The contact was [email protected].

One more thing, does anyone heard about an RFCOMM imlementation in Java?
I'm developping some apps. for transferring files from a Set-top-box to a cell phone.
The STB runs JavaTV, with no BT stack implementation (no BT hardware too), but I'm managing to attach the serial BT dongle to it and run the JavaBluetooth (javabluetooth.org) stack over it. Currently I'm runing the JavaBT on a PC, but the RFCOMM and other high-level layers were not implemented on this stack, but as it supports L2CAP I just need one more layer :)

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Peter Wippich

2005-06-02 11:28 UTC #1 lore raw

Hi Gabriel,

why don't you use a serial BT dongle with integrated RFC Stack. Implementing RFC in Java won't be trivial, I think. And it would also be very slow.

(BTW: not the appropriate mailing list....)

Ciao,

Peter

Quoted 18 lines · Gabriel Marques

I'm using Brainboxes' BL642, wich works fine with bluez.
It provides only the HCI layer (H4), so the rest can be implemented as you wish.
I've bought it at Emulation Technology for U$263,00, its expensive, but I needed it for a special purpose.
The contact was [email protected].
One more thing, does anyone heard about an RFCOMM imlementation in Java? I'm developping some apps. for transferring files from a Set-top-box to a cell phone.
The STB runs JavaTV, with no BT stack implementation (no BT hardware too), but I'm managing to attach the serial BT dongle to it and run the JavaBluetooth (javabluetooth.org) stack over it. Currently I'm runing the JavaBT on a PC, but the RFCOMM and other high-level layers were not implemented on this stack, but as it supports L2CAP I just need one more layer :)

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