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I have a HF device which is not entirely compatible with my Nokia E66.
Then the HF device initiates the connection (and it always does as soon as it is turned on), the connection to the phone is successful but after about 10 seconds the connection is dropped. If however I manually initiate the connection via "Connect to audio device" menu, the connection is persistent and everything works as it should. So instead of throwing my HF device away I've thought of writing a simple Symbian application which sits idle in the background and when it detects a connection and then a subsequent disconnection from the HF device it initiates the connection from the phone as if I chose the Connect to audio device" menu. I've never really developed for Symbian before, though seeing as it uses Eclipse and C++ I expect there shouldn't be much of a problem for me to learn some basics in a couple of weeks but I'd just like some pointers in the right direction for this particular case. My preliminary forum search revealed no similar cases... Which methods would be most appropriate to accomplish my goal if it's even possible? Thanks for all the help I can get, |
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In wiki there are some example, I think you need these sequences.
1. Detect the address of HF device and store it in your code. Code:
TBTSockAddr OtherDevice;
iSendingSocket.RemoteName(OtherDevice);
TBTDevAddr BDAddress = OtherDevice.BTAddr();
TBuf<12> BtHumanReadable;
BDAddress.GetReadable( BtHumanReadable );
TBuf8<30> buf8;
buf8.Copy(BtHumanReadable);
how to connect remote device. -Mahbub |
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Thank you, amidst all of available information this will be a great starting point.
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