Re: [NTLK] recommendations on good serial to bluetooth cable/adapter

Dear Sonny,

i think that using the correct bluetooth adapter certain printers
would respond correctly,
Probably the BT-001 adapter could be used to test that.

Then maybe you came across the PICO Plug, which have both parallel
and serial (db9) connectors built-in
and is capable of estabilishing transparent serial over bluetooth
communications using each one of them:
http://tools.unna.org/wikiwikinewt/index.php/SerialToBluetooth

This adapter has the same Ericsson bluetooth chip installed on the
PICO pcmcias
(the cards that many of us succefully use with default Blunt settings)

The chip is a ROK-101 series: http://tinyurl.com/ndl87 [pdf file]
and it's one of the first bluetooth chips ever introduced on the market.

Did you notice the 'Serial' option in Blunt? I imagine it was made
for PICO Plugs,
but i can't imagine why Blunt never worked using the 'SPP' stack on
direct serial,
while it works fine using the same stack over pcmcia...

Regards,
Adriano

Il giorno 12/mar/06, alle ore 04:55, Sonny Hung ha scritto:

> I think I came across a Bluetooth to Parallel adapter in the past
> and this
> could be a possibly solution... but I'm no expert in this arena so
> I'd have
> to let one who is clearly state a more advised reply to my thoughts...
> --
> God bless,
>
> Sonny Hung
> the Hung Family

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