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Dilwyn Jones
At just under £50 it seems interesting. Connects straight to a 9-pin D so
should only need a simple QL to 9-pin D adaptor. Works at pretty well any
baud rate from 1200 up, so good possibilities there especially with a
superhermes serial port. Pairing
Just noticed a nice little posting on QL Forum www.qlforum.co.uk by
Rich Mellor about a Z88 forum posting, concerning a serial bluetooth
unit being developed for a Z88 by a user who also has a QL and hopes
to add one to his QL.
This would be of interest to me, so I could connect my phone to
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d.com] On Behalf Of Dilwyn Jones
Sent: 03 August 2011 12:16
To: ql-users@lists.q-v-d.com
Subject: [Ql-Users] Bluetooth over serial
Just noticed a nice little posting on QL Forum www.qlforum.co.uk by Rich
Mellor about a Z88 forum posting, concerning a serial bluetooth unit being
Memory Lane Computing wrote:
Interesting.
You could probably use this as it stands (though I haven't checked
it out)
...
http://www.coolcomponents.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=387
Adrian
www.memorylanecomputing.com
At just under £50 it seems interesting. Connects straight
SMSQ wrote:
Getting a connection is the same with all technologies - they only
differ in speed, so you will find it is much easier than it sounds.
It is easy.
My phone came with pre-configured hard coded settings. I simply chose
one and it worked. You don't actually *need* to know all
what it used to be ;-)
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Dilwyn Jones
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From: SMSQ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 7:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] Bluetooth
Hi Dilwyn,
well, I am using data with my laptop via Bluetooth and my mobile
phone
for many years
Hi Dilwyn,
just to give you a rough idea about the terms and the downlink speed:
GPRS (GSM 2 or 2.5) is the slowest packet-oriented mobile phone data.
A GPRS connection is usually shown in your mobile phone with
a G, or a G surrounded by a box (depends on your phone).
Speed can be compared to an
Vodafone have an addon for any monthly contract that gives 120mb
per
month for £7.50.
T-Mobile give you:
£7.50/month - Unlimited (1GB fair use - not a cap but they ask you
to use less, IM/IRC not officially allowed but work anyway)
£12.50/month - Unlimited (3GB fair use, IM/IRC etc. allowed
just to give you a rough idea about the terms and the downlink
speed:
Very helpful, thanks.
GPRS (GSM 2 or 2.5) is the slowest packet-oriented mobile phone
data.
A GPRS connection is usually shown in your mobile phone with
a G, or a G surrounded by a box (depends on your phone).
Speed
SMSQ wrote:
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It is not difficult, and it is very handy to have. But, no replacement
for DSL if you don't have 3.5G or at least 3G.
Vodafone have an addon for any monthly contract that gives 120mb per
month for £7.50.
Naturally the site is very lacking in details. No mention of what
On 10 Dec 2007, at 20:22, Tony Firshman wrote:
SMSQ wrote:
snip
It is not difficult, and it is very handy to have. But, no
replacement
for DSL if you don't have 3.5G or at least 3G.
Vodafone have an addon for any monthly contract that gives 120mb per
month for £7.50.
T-Mobile give
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