hi, try this config on your hcid.conf options { autoinit yes; security user; pairing multi; pin_helper /usr/bin/bluepin; } device { name "(%d)"; class 0x120104; iscan enable; pscan enable; lm accept; lp hold,sniff,park; auth enable; encrypt enable; } if the hcitool scan works, you need to add your device address on rfcomm.conf like this: rfcomm0 { bind yes; device 01:07:E0:41:DD:62; channel 3; comment "my Palm"; } if you need more devices, you can add a new rfcomm "conection" on your rfcomm.conf: rfcomm0 { bind yes; device 01:07:E0:41:DD:62; channel 3; comment "my Palm"; } rfcomm1 { bind yes; device 02:08:E1:42:DE:63; channel 3; comment "my Mobile"; } best regards, Joel 2005/6/23, Jacky Cheung : > Hi all, > > My mobile device is MOTO A760. And set it is "Find Me" > > in the PC, here are my steps: > > # hciconfig hci0 up > # hcitool scan > > Sometimes I saw it scanning from few seconds, sometimes it returns quickly > > Thanks a lot > > Jacky Cheung > cat /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf > # > # HCI daemon configuration file. > # > # $Id: hcid.conf,v 1.7 2004/12/13 14:16:03 holtmann Exp $ > # > > # HCId options > options { > # Automatically initialize new devices > autoinit yes; > > # Security Manager mode > # none - Security manager disabled > # auto - Use local PIN for incoming connections > # user - Always ask user for a PIN > # > security auto; > > # Pairing mode > # none - Pairing disabled > # multi - Allow pairing with already paired devices > # once - Pair once and deny successive attempts > pairing multi; > > # PIN helper > pin_helper /usr/bin/bluepin; > > # D-Bus PIN helper > #dbus_pin_helper; > } > > # Default settings for HCI devices > device { > # Local device name > # %d - device id > # %h - host name > name "BlueZ (%d)"; > > # Local device class > class 0x3e0100; > > # Default packet type > #pkt_type DH1,DM1,HV1; > > # Inquiry and Page scan > iscan enable; pscan enable; > > # Default link mode > # none - no specific policy > # accept - always accept incoming connections > # master - become master on incoming connections, > # deny role switch on outgoing connections > lm accept; > > # Default link policy > # none - no specific policy > # rswitch - allow role switch > # hold - allow hold mode > # sniff - allow sniff mode > # park - allow park mode > lp rswitch,hold,sniff,park; > > # Authentication and Encryption (Security Mode 3) > #auth enable; > #encrypt enable; > } > cat /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf > # > # RFCOMM configuration file. > # > # $Id: rfcomm.conf,v 1.1 2002/10/07 05:58:18 maxk Exp $ > # > > rfcomm0 { > # Automatically bind the device at startup > bind no; > > # Bluetooth address of the device > device 11:22:33:44:55:66; > > # RFCOMM channel for the connection > channel 1; > > # Description of the connection > comment "Example Bluetooth device"; > } > > > Jacky Cheung > Software Engineer > E28 Hong Kong Limited > Tel: 3105 0493 Fax: 3105 0495 > Unit 1003, Millennium City 3, > 370 Kwun Tong Road, > Hong Kong > > > Michael McConnell wrote: > > >On Thu, 23 Jun 2005, Jacky Cheung wrote: > > > > > > > >>my mobile device is on.. and had tried hcitool scan., but no device found > >> > >> > > > >With most mobile phones, you can have Bluetooth enabled with it set "hidden", > >that is, it won't respond to scans. > > > >Depending on the phone, you may have an option to toggle it visible or hidden > >(like the Nokia 6310i), or a "Find Me" option (like most Motorolas) that > >makes the phone respond to scans for the next 60 seconds, after which it will > >revert to being hidden. > > > > > > > >>Joel - JFX wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >>>the bluetooth option like "visible" on your mobile are ON?? > >>> > >>>you can scan using "hcitool scan" > >>> > >>>2005/6/23, Jacky Cheung : > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>>>Hi all, > >>>> > >>>>I am new to linux Bluetooth. I've got a question in paging other > >>>>bluetooth device, says Bluetooth support phone. > >>>> > >>>>My PC is running in Redhat9.0, and I got a USB Bluetooth device. When I > >>>>plugin the Bluetooth device, I've got the following message from > >>>>/var/log/message > >>>> > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:48 localhost kernel: hub.c: new USB device 00:1d.2-1, > >>>>assigned address 5 > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:49 localhost hcid[2611]: HCI dev 0 registered > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:49 localhost hcid[2579]: HCI dev 0 registered > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:49 localhost hcid[2611]: HCI dev 0 up > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:49 localhost hcid[2579]: HCI dev 0 up > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:49 localhost hcid[2579]: Starting security manager 0 > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:49 localhost hcid[2611]: Starting security manager 0 > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:49 localhost /sbin/hotplug: no runnable > >>>>/etc/hotplug/bluetooth.agent is installed > >>>>Jun 23 18:03:52 localhost /etc/hotplug/usb.agent: Setup hci_usb for USB > >>>>product a12/1/1120 > >>>> > >>>>Actually, I can see the Bluetooth device from hciconfig, and the phone > >>>>can scan the USB BT. However, I fail to scan the phone device in PC. 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