I'm working with off the shelf SPP device (bluetooth 2.1), and am
running into a similar issue. When I attempt to connect, I'm getting
the same Connection refused exception. One thing i've noticed is that
if I manually unpair and re-pair my device via the built in settings,
I'm able to connect
Are you doing the pair/unpair on the Nexus or the other device? If on
the Nexus, please tell me how to do that. I have a different problem
that might be related to pairing and I could test my theory if I could
unpair.a previously paired device. Unfortunately I don't have the
ability to do it
I found it I still don't know how to do it programmatically but at
least now I know that it is possible to unpair by going to
SettingsWireless Networks Bluetooth Settings and long press on
the appropriate device in the list of paired devices. And by
unpairing the device that I could not
I was getting connection refused errors as well and had to use reflection to
get to non-public method that allows you to connect using RFCOMM channel
number directly: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2660968/ If that helps
you hit bug http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=5427
HTH,
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