Bluetooth program adquisition

Hola. Soy una alumna de 3º ITI electronica y estoy realizando un proyecto final de carrera.
Para
nuestro trabajo necesitamos poder enviar la informacion (una vez
tratada en labview) hacia dispositivos Bluetooth (movil, PDA) y
mediante Wi-Fi. La verdad es que desconocemos cómo hacerlo, y el manual
del software se queda bastante escaso en estos temas. Si alguien sabe
de alguna página en la cual se explique esto o pueda mostrarnos algun
ejemplo de prueba que pueda servirnos como punto de partida, le estaría
muy agradecida. Gracias de antemano.
Hello. I'm a engineering student doing my
final project to get my degree. We need to send the information
from Labview in a PC to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices. We don't
know how to do it. The users guide is very simple and does not give
enought information. We would like to receive some information about
how to start , how to do a program to send, if it is necesary some
drivers.....
Please contact me by e-mail or link me some webs that could be helply.
Thanks!

Hola! Go to the www.ni.com website and search for labview bluetooth. At least the first two links listed can be useful for you:
http://sine.ni.com/apps/we/nievn.ni?action=display_offerings_by_event&event_id=14397&event_subtype=W...
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/5EB9312A6470F16A86256E7500726F15
Start from there, then ask more info if you need (better if more specific).
Ciao
Paolo
Paolo
LV 7.0, 7.1, 8.0.1, 2011

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