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  • Create New Incoming Port?

    I am developing an application targetting the .NET CF 2.0 (implementing on WM5 & hopefully WM6), which uses Bluetooth to listen to serial data being output by numerous BT devices. I have a successful version of the application running using the System.IO.Ports.SerialPortcontrol. The incoming BT COM...
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by Scobie on 08-27-2008
  • how to create pair bluetooth serial port in window xp2?

    I have implement the bluetooth device searching and connecting , and then, I need setup pair serial ports for serial communication how to creat the pair serial ports by c#? thank you very much!
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by jacklu on 08-08-2008
  • Serial Port commincation detail?!

    Hi, I can make a connection between Mobile Device & PC. I try the sample code from in the hand. It's a simple Chat program using listener.Accept() & client.connect(); My question is if I'm using this way to communicate between mobile device and PC, how many COM port I'm using? One...
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by fengtso on 08-01-2008
  • Can't read serial port

    Hello, I wrote a simple application in C# to try and set up a bluetooth connection and set up a serial port service. I want to find devices around me and ask for their GPS information, this should be available trough their com ports after GPGGA in the string that i'd retreive from the com ports....
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by Avalon on 04-21-2008
  • Non-interactive PIN

    Hi, I am trying to get a serial port service up and running but fail to get the connection accepted. The server is running on a WM6 and listens for connection attempts from another (closed) device which requires a special service name and service level security with a PIN. PROBLEM: How ever I try to...
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by Niklas on 01-29-2008
  • Save a Com Port

    Hi, I've paired my PDA device with a bluetooth printer combo adapter. This is my code: Dim btnet2 As New InTheHand.Windows.Forms.SelectBluetoothDeviceDialog Dim btInfo As InTheHand.Net.Sockets.BluetoothDeviceInfo btInfo = btnet2.SelectedDevice Dim btClient As New InTheHand.Net.Sockets.BluetoothClient...
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by Antares on 01-11-2008
  • Supported devices

    Hello all, can someone give me some examples of PDA devices whose bluetooth is supported by 32feet.net/InTheHand? The documentation is clear that I would need a device that has the microsoft bluetooth stack, however PDA manufacturers and vendors tend not to list what bluetooth stack a device uses. I...
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by LucasC on 12-04-2007
  • Question on mulitple-connection in Microsoft stack (if does 32Feet support Mulit-connection at the same time?)

    Hi, My project is PPC-based with WM5. I have several bluetooth devices we need to connect at the same time. Currently the mobile host is based on WidComm stack. But We are going to migrant to Microsoft Stack. I read some articles and they say Microsoft stack doesnot support Multiple connections. My question...
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by dotWinCE on 10-03-2007
  • Exceptions in serial communication via Bluetooth

    Hello, I am using 32feet.NET, .NET Compact 2.0 (SP1), Windows Mobile 5.0. I am writing a PDA-based control application for a measuring device. The PDA has built-in Bluetooth (Microsoft stack), the device has a RS232 port with a Bluetooth dongle. RS232 settings are 9.600 baud, 8N1, no handshake (device...
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by Achim Oetringhaus on 09-19-2007
  • Pair bluetooth printer - channel number from sdp?

    I have had a look about the forums but am still not quite sorted out, I am using WM5. I have a bluetooth printer with no pass key so i am enabling the serial port using dev.SetServiceState(BluetoothService.SerialPort, true); I am then able to get a virtual port and use this with FieldSoftware PrinterCE...
    Posted to Bluetooth (Forum) by acoulter on 09-18-2007
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