Like I said, that is what the BluetoothChat example does. Use the
same code.
On May 25, 3:13 pm, Jake Maui wrote:
> Don,
> I'm using my actual phone using the USB debugging feature. Ultimately I
> would like to know when my phone is paired with my bluetooth in my car and
> when the connection
Don,
I'm using my actual phone using the USB debugging feature. Ultimately I
would like to know when my phone is paired with my bluetooth in my car and
when the connection is dropped.
Thanks
-Kurt
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 10:28 AM, DonFrench wrote:
> The BluetoothChat program is looking for
The BluetoothChat program is looking for a service with a specific
UUID and you need to change it to match the service you are looking
for. For the Serial Port Profile (SPP), the correct UUID is
0003--1000-8000-00805F9B34FB. However, unless something has
changed very recently, I do not bel
Don,
I'm trying to observe when my phone connects/disconnects from my PC by
running the BluetoothChat in the debugger. I can see in the console that my
phone is connecting for *AVRCP profile* but the break point doesn't stop in
the setState method. I don't know enough about bluetooth yet so I
Have you looked at the BluetoothChat example? It does what you want.
On May 23, 10:03 am, Jake Maui wrote:
> Is there a way to observe a bluetooth pairing and then be aware of when the
> connection no longer exists? Basically I want to observe when my phone
> connects to another device and what
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