Edouard Lafargue <[email protected]> writes: > I am putting the finishing touches to my very first rocket with > electronics, and configuring the TeleMetrum I just received. > > My ground station is the Bluetooth-enabled version, and I was hoping to > use bluetooth communications on the Java ground station program on my Mac - > I use one of those small hipster Macbooks with just one USB C port, so > bluetooth communications suddenly look appealing. > > I can easily pair the BT module (it is a standard SPP profile, supported > like a classic serial port on the Mac), but it looks like the ground > station filters out ports to only recognize the USB version of the ground > station - is there any way you could consider including Bluetooth ports in > a new version, at least on the Mac? I'll take a look at the source when I > have a minute as well, it is probably merely a matter of not filtering out > SPP ports on the select dialog...
Well, the 'right' way to do bluetooth on MacOS involves using the bluetooth networking stack as we do on Linux and Windows. The code in question is inside a tiny C library that we load into java. -- -keith
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