[News] Bluetooth for Amiga ! | ANN.lu |
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Comment 1 | Anonymous | | 23-Apr-2003 00:39 GMT |
Comment 2 | priest | | 23-Apr-2003 01:44 GMT |
Comment 3 | Jope | | 23-Apr-2003 02:13 GMT |
Comment 4 | Xeyes | | 23-Apr-2003 09:02 GMT |
Comment 5 | Joe "Floid" Kanowitz | | 23-Apr-2003 09:16 GMT |
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Posted by Joe "Floid" Kanowitz on 23-Apr-2003 09:40 GMT | Oh, and if it's not obvious, Bluetooth also requires a protocol stack not unlike that used for USB; this lives entirely within the adapter and its microcontroller in the case of an RS232 cable-replacement 'bridge,' and I'm not sure if any provide the option of a 'raw' interface for handling by a software stack on the host machine (they'd certainly not plug'n'play just yet, if set to/available in that mode). Practically, this means you're probably limited to talking to whatever it is you can talk to over the serial encapsulation used (RFCOMM?); things like CF readers and voice headsets (and probably mice/keyboards/gamepads) would be out, not that they'd be much fun across an RS232 link slower than a Bluetooth channel itself.
If a piece of hardware exists that *does* offer the 'raw' (L2CAP layer?) link over serial, you'd need a Bluetooth stack to do useful things with it, just as we need software like Poseidon (and appropriate drivers) to use USB peripherals.
Google turns up
http://www.ietf.org/proceedings/00jul/SLIDES/ipobt-tech/sld025.htm , which might be helpful...
...and this, oddly enough: http://eastbay.bizjournals.com/eastbay/stories/2003/02/24/daily13.html |
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