Re: The link I had working quit. Help

Zygo Blaxell
2009-04-09T14:55:06Z

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On Wed, Apr 08, 2009 at 10:40:11PM -0400, Gene Heskett wrote:
> Anyway the a7 eb101 responses are as follows:
>
> get address local returns the correct bdaddr of that device.
> get address remote err 4
> get connectable on

connectable is good...

> get ecbonding responder
> get ecconnection auto
> get encryption on
> get esschar +
> get flow hardware (this changed to none after I did an 'rst factory'
> get linktimeout 0
> get name local eb101
> get name remote err 4
> get parity none
> get security off

security off is interesting, given encryption is on...you might want
to try the other three combinations of those flags.

> get sleep off
> get sniff on
> get status false
> get trustedlist empty return

Now that's a problem. You should have the address of the USB dongle here
if you've paired with it. That suggests that pairing maybe isn't working
on the eb101? Or maybe you have to use 'set trustedlist'?

> get txpower 10
> get visible 11:11:11:11:11:11
>
> And finally, a 'con 11:11:11:11:11:11' munches along for several seconds
> before returning an 'err 14'

That makes sense...you haven't set up a serial port service on the Linux
machine for the eb101 to connect to.

> Did anyone take a look at that tarball I sent yet?

Not yet, although from eyeballing quickly it looks like bluetoothd has
done service discovery and picked up service records. I'll decode it
the next time I have the tarball, the Bluetooth spec, and some time all
together in one place.

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