Hi Marcel,

Actually we are using the Silicon wave Bluetooth device that is
compatible with the
BCSP when it configured for 3 WIRE H5 protocol.
As per our study on 3 WIRE protcol (H5 ) from bluetooth.org
specification. The H5 and BCSP seems to be almost same except the
protocol number and Initialization process.

we handled the Initialization process (SYNC and CONFIG) in hciattach.c.
As per the document, the device is in Uninitialized state. We have to
SYNC and CONFIGURE
in order to make the device into ACTIVE mode.

Please verify it and confirm us whether we are anything wrong,

The H5 3 WIRE UART Transport layer specification document is attached
for your kind
reference.

Thanks and regards
Hariharan.V

On 7/6/05, Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org> wrote:
> Hi Hariharan,
> 
> > Please find her with the source modified for the H:5 3 WIRE UART
> > Silicon wave dongle
> > implementation in Bluez stack.
> 
> please send an unified diff for the hciattach changes.
> 
> Is this statement "3-Wire UART differs only with the protocol number
> definitions" really true? If yes, it should be very easy to integrate
> the 3-Wire UART support directly into hci_bcsp.c without any unneeded
> overhead.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Marcel
> 
> 
> 
> 
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