[alkazoid2]

hello all,

currently, i am doing a final year project regarding bluetooth to activate any bluetooth-enabled appliance(which should be just a simple bluetooth circuit acting like a demonstrator circuit). i am now developing the user interface of the phone where it ask the user to switch on or off the bluetooth devices. The question that really came to my mind was that:-

1. is it possible to use Nokia 6600 to develop such application? or is there any phone that can do such application?
2. where can i get information/reading concerning profiles that is supported by this phone?
3. what kind of signal that should i sent to activate the bluetooth chip.. a number or etc.?
4. what is the best way to download the source code to that 6600 phone?

i really need information from all.. in order to make this project succesful..

thank you

[seppo_fn]

1. Basically yes, you can implement a C++ or Java application for the Nokia 6600 (or a C++ application for other Series 60 phones) that connects to a remote device and then sends/receives data. In your case, it would send a specific command to the remote device to switch on/off something (basically you might implement it to switch off Bluetooth on a remote device but you could not switch it on anymore remotely!).

2. The device supports GAP, SPP, GOEP, OPP, FTP (as a file server), DUN & FAX (as a gateway), HFP (as an audio gateway).

For C++ applications the following APIs are available:
RFCOMM (Serial Port Profile), L2CAP, SDP, and a limited access to HCI. OBEX Object Push can be used via sendui.h UI component.

For Java applications there are APIs for Serial Port Profile (RFCOMM), L2CAP, and SDP.

For further documentation on the APIs, please visit Documents section (-> Series 60 Documents) at forum.nokia.com.

3. Activate the Bluetooth chip... how would you do it via Bluetooth remotely? You can activate some other functions in a remote device but not the Bluetooth module itself. To activate some other functions would just be to send an appropriate command (that the remote device interprets in a correct way) over RFCOMM or L2CAP.

4. Use built-in sending capabilities of Bluetooth/IrDA on your PC to send the .sis (or .jar in the case of Java) file to the phone and install the application on the device. Or use Nokia 6600 PC Suite to install the application via Bluetooth/IrDA. Or use email/MMS to send the installation file to the phone.

Seppo
Forum Nokia

[alkazoid2]

i'm still currently developing source code (JAVA) for this application.. and find a lot of problems concerning the Bluetooth stuff!!..
1. where can i get any example applications or source codes of this kind of application that may help me to program this application?
2. Are there any ways to switch on the Bluetooth on a device remotely?
3. if i programmed the remote device in such a way that it can offer services to switch on/off.. is it possible that this situation can solve the problems?

[rschaufler]

Did you get an emulation of a JAVA program with bluetooth running?

I think I'm very far, but I still have problems to connect to a remote device.

[kUfa]

Yop it works. Check the Games_over_B_tooth_v1_0_en.pdf on the games section of forum nokia.

/kUfa

[rschaufler]

hi,

in this document is just described, how to write a bluetooth connection/application. The problem is, to emulate a bluetooth connection with an Series 60 Handy emulator (V1.2.1 f.ex.). My emulator doesn't get a bluetooth connection but produces error -5 instead.

any idea? do you emulate oder do you test on the phone itself?

cu
Ralf.

[kUfa]

Try this emulator:

http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/0,6566,034-243,00.html

Works fine for me.

/kUfa

[rschaufler]

Hi,

did you make any external bluetooth connections with this emulator? As far as I know, it isn't possible to do any connections to the real bluetooth world with this emulator via this special socket bluetooth card, is it?

In my case, I don't only have to simulate the connetion between two simulators but the connetion to a real bluetooth device, which offers a rfcomm connection.

cu
Ralf.

[kUfa]

>did you make any external bluetooth connections with this emulator

Nope, it's not emulating a real device, so you cant make connection between an emulator and a device, as far as i know.

But if you have a bluetooth hw for your pc, your mobile can search and use services avaible on the pc. I hope i understood properly your question

/kUfa

[rschaufler]

The 0.3 emulator can't do any connections to the real bluetooth world outside the pc it's running.

I want to make a connection between the emulator, running on a pc, and an external bluetooth device, which is offering an rfcomm service via bluetooth.
The goal is, to develop an application which is running on a mobile phone an can communicate with an external bluetooth rfcomm service. I just want to emulate the phone in thsi szenario.

cu
Ralf.

[Amilael]

hello all,
i'm developing an application for log into a bluetooth enable phone using nokia 3230 phone. I'm using symbian c++. Can tell me how to implement it and pls send me any help files with codes and description.
Thank you.

[Ranganaths]

Hello guys,

I am developing a small application for A60 Series Nokia 6600 Handset. I am using Netbeans5.0 j2se1.5, NetBeans Mobilitypack wtk2.2. I am facing couple of probs..HOpe you guys can help out.
1)My first problem is that when i try to view the picture of 176*208 Pixel Resolution (on form), which is same as the Device's Resolution. I am able to view it at the Visual Midlet at the disigntime. But when i run it i am not able to see the Pic in the Emulater its a default Emulater which Comes with WTK, But i have set the Screen Size to 176*208...
2) Is there any Emulater available for the NOkia 6600 if so plz let know.

Eagerly waiting for speedy response.
Thank you
Regards

[jimgilmour1]

Hi Ranganaths ,
Install Nokia_Prototype_SDK_2_0 from download and register it.

You need to load the "Nokia_Prototype_SDK_2_0" emulator into the
Java Platform Manager from the tools menu.
from browsing "C:\Nokia\Devices\Nokia_Prototype_SDK_2_0".


Select you midlet project. right click select Properties.
select the Nokia_Prototype_SDK_2_0"
select the s60_prototype_2_0 emulator
click the bluetooth 1.0 further down and click ok to close

Now when you "Run" you are using Nokia S60 emulator, not netbeans or wtk.


Jim