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> @Jim: lots of cheap BT modules out there, both internal and external;

I haven't investigated the options yet - I was looking at someone's project 
where he had connected a BlueSmirf module internally (to input pins of the 
UART) and I was thinking about possibly making something like that which could 
be moved from machine to machine, either by building it into an RS-232 
connector shell and using some of the unused pins to route the signal 
outside... is there some sort of standalone bluetooth serial module one can 
just plug in to an RS-232 connector?  What are people using?  (and does it draw 
power from the RS-232 port or does it require its own supply?)

> not sure why you'd need REX though to use BT with mComm?

Kurt has a few .BX files posted in his member upload space on Club100 for 
TS-DOS and Sardine which have the TPDD access routines patched to incorporate 
delays to help with accessing mComm over a BT connection.  This led me to 
understand that TPDD access over a BT connection isn't going to work too well 
without those delays, and without a REX module how can I load up .BX option ROM 
files?







        jim

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