I have a pxa255 board, the system is wince.net 4.2. Want to add bluefunction
through dongles using usb or BT com, but i 'm so puzzled here.

Since there is no driver for CE.net provided with these products
available(is there?), we have to develop drivers on our own. I took a look
at the sample in PB, that has many files in the folder ,which one should be
modified? My board had provided several dlls about bluetooth, seems to be
the services needed except for the main driver. Don't know what Document to
look up in, the spec made me astrayed. Would anyone direct me a way?

And, my goal is to use BT GPS through the dongle, the most straight way is
wanted, then what module alike should i choose?

Thanks!!

Re: About using Bluetooh. by kmk

kmk
Sun Jun 27 12:58:10 CDT 2004

Your BT device is USB or UART?

Just include Bluetooth Univeral Drivers in your BSP and should work.

If your BT device is UART based, you may have to change the port
name for UART (bthuart) driver.

/kmk
In article <ekNHha0WEHA.1164@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>, pansty@vip.sina.com
says...
> I have a pxa255 board, the system is wince.net 4.2. Want to add bluefunction
> through dongles using usb or BT com, but i 'm so puzzled here.
>
> Since there is no driver for CE.net provided with these products
> available(is there?), we have to develop drivers on our own. I took a look
> at the sample in PB, that has many files in the folder ,which one should be
> modified? My board had provided several dlls about bluetooth, seems to be
> the services needed except for the main driver. Don't know what Document to
> look up in, the spec made me astrayed. Would anyone direct me a way?
>
> And, my goal is to use BT GPS through the dongle, the most straight way is
> wanted, then what module alike should i choose?
>
> Thanks!!
>
>
>
>
>


Re: About using Bluetooh. by Andrew

Andrew
Sun Jun 27 18:53:04 CDT 2004

Also if it is UART based, you might need to use the Bluetooth UART only
driver instead of the Universal driver. That was our experience.

Also you might need to add the CSR driver. Tends to be a bit of a
play-around thing as to what to use, especially while you are still
scratching the surface :)

HTH

Andrew McGrath
www.mcsoft.com.au

"kmk" <kmknospam@msn.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1b48aa8b674ce69e989680@msnews.microsoft.com...
> Your BT device is USB or UART?
>
> Just include Bluetooth Univeral Drivers in your BSP and should work.
>
> If your BT device is UART based, you may have to change the port
> name for UART (bthuart) driver.
>
> /kmk
> In article <ekNHha0WEHA.1164@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>, pansty@vip.sina.com
> says...
>> I have a pxa255 board, the system is wince.net 4.2. Want to add
>> bluefunction
>> through dongles using usb or BT com, but i 'm so puzzled here.
>>
>> Since there is no driver for CE.net provided with these products
>> available(is there?), we have to develop drivers on our own. I took a
>> look
>> at the sample in PB, that has many files in the folder ,which one should
>> be
>> modified? My board had provided several dlls about bluetooth, seems to be
>> the services needed except for the main driver. Don't know what Document
>> to
>> look up in, the spec made me astrayed. Would anyone direct me a way?
>>
>> And, my goal is to use BT GPS through the dongle, the most straight way
>> is
>> wanted, then what module alike should i choose?
>>
>> Thanks!!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>



Re: About using Bluetooh. by Eric

Eric
Sun Jun 27 19:53:00 CDT 2004

Sorry but i'm quite fresh in drivers, right in the maze. Would give me a
further direction? Thank you so much!

In my opinion, that is to modify the PDD level as the tutor says, and
compile it together with all the files. Then, csr driver here plays like
client driver in USB interface? I think that is the driver for the BT
periperal devices using CSR chips, isn't it?




"Andrew McGrath" <andrew.mcgrath@mcsoft.com.au> дÈëÏûÏ¢ÐÂÎÅ
:uHnEwHKXEHA.1048@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Also if it is UART based, you might need to use the Bluetooth UART only
> driver instead of the Universal driver. That was our experience.
>
> Also you might need to add the CSR driver. Tends to be a bit of a
> play-around thing as to what to use, especially while you are still
> scratching the surface :)
>
> HTH
>
> Andrew McGrath
> www.mcsoft.com.au
>
> "kmk" <kmknospam@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1b48aa8b674ce69e989680@msnews.microsoft.com...
> > Your BT device is USB or UART?
> >
> > Just include Bluetooth Univeral Drivers in your BSP and should work.
> >
> > If your BT device is UART based, you may have to change the port
> > name for UART (bthuart) driver.
> >
> > /kmk
> > In article <ekNHha0WEHA.1164@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>, pansty@vip.sina.com
> > says...
> >> I have a pxa255 board, the system is wince.net 4.2. Want to add
> >> bluefunction
> >> through dongles using usb or BT com, but i 'm so puzzled here.
> >>
> >> Since there is no driver for CE.net provided with these products
> >> available(is there?), we have to develop drivers on our own. I took a
> >> look
> >> at the sample in PB, that has many files in the folder ,which one
should
> >> be
> >> modified? My board had provided several dlls about bluetooth, seems to
be
> >> the services needed except for the main driver. Don't know what
Document
> >> to
> >> look up in, the spec made me astrayed. Would anyone direct me a way?
> >>
> >> And, my goal is to use BT GPS through the dongle, the most straight way
> >> is
> >> wanted, then what module alike should i choose?
> >>
> >> Thanks!!
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
>



Re: About using Bluetooh. by Eric

Eric
Sun Jun 27 19:48:05 CDT 2004

Thanks for your reply!

However, i have no BSP and should export the driver to a cab file to
manually install it on the board. Things seems to be same but there is a
question remains: you mean the common driver provided in PB be used without
mofication?

Gonna take a back look at PB help,thanks:)


"kmk" <kmknospam@msn.com> дÈëÏûÏ¢ÐÂÎÅ
:MPG.1b48aa8b674ce69e989680@msnews.microsoft.com...
> Your BT device is USB or UART?
>
> Just include Bluetooth Univeral Drivers in your BSP and should work.
>
> If your BT device is UART based, you may have to change the port
> name for UART (bthuart) driver.
>
> /kmk
> In article <ekNHha0WEHA.1164@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>, pansty@vip.sina.com
> says...
> > I have a pxa255 board, the system is wince.net 4.2. Want to add
bluefunction
> > through dongles using usb or BT com, but i 'm so puzzled here.
> >
> > Since there is no driver for CE.net provided with these products
> > available(is there?), we have to develop drivers on our own. I took a
look
> > at the sample in PB, that has many files in the folder ,which one should
be
> > modified? My board had provided several dlls about bluetooth, seems to
be
> > the services needed except for the main driver. Don't know what Document
to
> > look up in, the spec made me astrayed. Would anyone direct me a way?
> >
> > And, my goal is to use BT GPS through the dongle, the most straight way
is
> > wanted, then what module alike should i choose?
> >
> > Thanks!!
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>