In general, the examples and hints found here, in the SDK and on
StackOverflow will get you far.
My experience is:
1: You probably want to target only Android 2.2 (or higher). As far as
I recall, SPP was not supported before 2.1 (2.0.1?), but the versions
before 2.2. had various quirks that you
Oh - forgot to say that I'm working with a HTC Desire.
/Per
On 26 Sep., 09:42, Per p...@care2wear.com wrote:
In general, the examples and hints found here, in the SDK and on
StackOverflow will get you far.
My experience is:
1: You probably want to target only Android 2.2 (or higher). As far
Hi Nathan,
I am working on a client app that talks to custom hardware using the
BT SPP. The UUID I am using is the well known
1101--1000-8000-00805F9B34FB. The app sends commands (a few
bytes) to the HW and that responds with anything up to a few hundred
bytes of data. The custom HW uses
That does help. So you are seeing dropped characters, but at least it
is consistent
Between phones.
Did you work around the dropped characters or pretty much have to live
with it?
Nathan
On Sep 24, 6:52 pm, Howard M. Harte hhar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Nathan,
I just released
Hello Nathan,
I just released a Bluetooth Terminal Emulator in the Market, and it
was my first BT project for Android. I used the terminal emulator
code from my other app, but separated the code into an Android Library
project so I could share the majority of the code. That was the most
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