Hi Jan, You are right - I should have put this in the Bluetooth-forum, and I will correct that error as quickly as I can gain access to it and post.
I am using NetLib calls to read/write to whatever network interface the user has open. When it is available I am going to get the 802.11b card, and I hope that it is not constrained by the 115kbits/second of the UART architecture as you are suggesting the bt is held captive by. Well, since I control the connection on both ends I may have to check into compressing the stream before sending. Thanks! Jon "Jan Bandouch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jonathan Niedfeldt wrote: > > > I have a class 1 bluetooth access point (Belkin) and have written some code > > to get some data from a PC into a T3 - what transfer rates should I expect? > > > > I am getting something less than 8K/second - is this to be expected? > > Hi, > maybe you should take a look at the Bluetooth-Forum, you might find more > specialists there. > I've posted a thread there (last week). In general I have the experience > that inbound traffic (to the Palm) seems to be slower than outbound > traffic (I have a T2). Maybe you could check if that's the case with you > too. But I have only speculations on why that is so. > Someone mentioned that when you switch master and slave roles (PC beeing > the master), maybe you would get an increase in speed, as the slaves > need to wait till they are periodically polled by the master. But I > haven't tried that yet. > I use rfcomm sockets (you didn't tell us what you use :-) ). > > Greetings, > Jan > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
