Bluetooth rfcomm service discovery
Hi, I�m trying to use the bluetooth vi�s with Labview 7.1. I have a bluet. chip (zeevo) with its bd address but I don�t know the channel associated with the spp service. I used the rfcomm service discovery block but it says my bluet. chip has no services. The same if a put the bd address of a PDA. Running the vi (on the pc) it gives no error with the address but says there are no services, even if I use the examples I found in the example dir of labview. Where is the problem? Thank you. Eli
Hello Eli,
Having followed this and other bluetooth related threads, I've had identical problems to yourself. I'm developing bluetooth apps on a Toshiba Laptop with internal bluetooth card. This unfortunately uses Toshiba's own proprietary drivers, and after locating the Q323183 service pack, installation of this only gave me the Bluetooth monitor and did not allow LabVIEW to recognise the internal card. I've a TDK USB adaptor which comes as part of the blu2i development kit, and this has all the correct drivers bundled on the accompanying CD. I installed the Q328183 service pack and then added the BT Monitor exe separately and was immediately able to use the adaptor with LabVIEW.
I've also had success with the the D-Link DBT-120 USB adaptor w
hich can run off the same driver and monitor software. As far as the service search is concerned, I've had similar problems as yourself with these adaptors when running a service search as only the address of the adaptor is returned but no services - I think this is down to the fact that the MS drivers don't provide the adaptor with any services, although it is possible to move data between the PC and a PDA (I have an Ipaq 2210 running some LB7.1 PDA apps for this).
By installing the TDK software suite for that adaptor, I was then able to find the services with a PDA set up to search for these (using Service Search VI).
Hope this helps.
Fadenoid
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Hi there,
I am developing a client/server bluetooth messaging application and seem to have to run into a brick wall. I am able to perform a device discovery, and the client is able to locate the server, however I am not able to locate the service on the server even though the server and the client are both using the same UUID and service name.
It gets to the point where it displays the status message, "Service search initiated" and then it seems like nothing else happens. I have been staring at the code for days and tried all sorts of tinkering, but have been unable to get it to work.
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import javax.microedition.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
import javax.bluetooth.*;
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private boolean terminateSearch;
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int lowRankDevice = rank.getMinorDeviceClass();
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After doing abit of troubleshooting, I realised that somehow the client is not able to locate the service on the Server, but I do not understand why that should be so, because the UUID and service name are matching on both the client and the server. It just beats me, and I would appreciate it if a 2nd pair of eyes could have a look at the code. Maybe there is something that I am missing.
Thanks, I do appreciate..Hi there,
I tried a few things such as
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2) I then went on to modify the implementation and use the selectService() method of the bluetooth class, but still without any luck.
The only way it works, is if I get the server side to display the connection parameters and I manually enter them into the client side to connect. I do not understand why it is not working the automatic way. I have scanned through my code and logic multiple times, and still cannot figure out what the issue is. :(
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Hi all,
I am currently trying to develop a mulitplayer bluetooth game and have hit a wall with the service discovery. I have no issues finding the devices both in the emulator and on the devices I am using (Nokia 6230, Nokia 6233 and Sony Ericsson K510). I believe that the problem may lay in either the construction of my searchServices or the sychronization of the methods. The app simiply hangs once the service search is started.
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2 - I think the first item of mList should be the protocol UUID of the service you search:
SDP: 0x0001
RFCOMM:0x0003
OBEX:0x0008
and the second one is the service UUID you want to find.
3 - If that doesn't work, try t separate the search of devices and the search of service.
1 - search devices
2 - for all found devices, search service
Hope that help,
Jack -
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First, I don't know what that means ... Second, I don't know how to remedy the problem.
Can anyone help please? ... THANKS!Steps I would suggest are:
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Unable to start Bluetooth stack service
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Reinstall drivers for bluetooth module.
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NO FIX!! As expected. Why Did HP Software Support think the new card would fix the issue?? HP Software Support is virtually USELESS, actually, lets just say without any equivocation at all: HP SOFTWARE Support is USELESS; HARDWARE SUPPORT IS FANTASTIC...
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sp56715.exe
Available from:
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp56501-57000/ sp56715.exe (eliminate the spaces...HP forum would not let me load this VALID site.
I am NOT POSITIVE THAT DOWNLOAD IS FOR YOUR VERSION, BE CERTAIN TO CHECK SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS.
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Did you make any changes prior to the issue?
Try the following steps and check if it works.
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You may also refer below threads for more details
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/unable-to-start-bluetooth-stack-...
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/241925-44-error-unable-start-bluetooth-stack-service
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/error-unable-to-start-bluetooth-...
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T530 Bluetooth Stack Service error?
Brand new Laptop. Latest drivers etc fully intact yet getting error (BTTray ERROR: Bluetooth Stack service) at startup. It will not open device Control Panel although it registers devices. It does not work on any BT device I have. I paid extra for this feature. Anyone know how to address this? Went through Lenovo Support site and found nothing on this. I understand it has been going on for years so why do they not have a solution posted?!!!
Months NO! the T530 is so new its barely go the dust on them yet.
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Hi forum user,
I have integrated my SGD with AD.
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This might mean LDAP users cannot log in.
Make sure the DNS server contains the Active Directory service
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Why the error occurred ?
What is the resolution to this error ?
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Be sure that Bluetooth is turned on on the iPad.
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What is Bluetooth Stack Service for? What does it do? Does it matter that i Can't reach it?
I have a VERY similar computer:
Product Name: HP H8-1160t
Product Number: QC45AV#ABA
I spent over 3 hours with HP chat and in typical fashion they could not solve the problem and requested I restore to original OS. I refused. HP Support needs to figure out a way to RESOLVE a customer problem without first jumping to "please restore your system".
After a second call to HP, they sent me a replacement Wireless Card, and much to my surprise the Hardware Tech showed up as scheduled on a SATURDAY no less; even after being told by HP that no weekend calls are made.
Anyway, the very nice service tech installed the new part and ...drum roll....wait for it...Voila!!!!
NO FIX!! As expected. Why Did HP Software Support think the new card would fix the issue??
HP Software Support is virtually USELESS, actually, lets just say without any equivocation at all: HP SOFTWARE Support is USELESS; HARDWARE SUPPORT IS FANTASTIC...
OK. I FIXED the problem myself:
I downloaded the Broadcom fix:
sp56715.exe
Available from:
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp56501-57000/ sp56715.exe (eliminate the spaces...HP forum would not let me load this VALID site.
Rebooted, Bluetooth service started up, NO BTTray Stack Error, discovered my device (old LG Cell Phone), connected, and I was able to access the MY Music, Pictures, Video files finally.
Trust me, HP Software Support is a waste of time.
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