Standalone BlueSoleil wrapper

**lambosprit** · 01-29-2010, 06:40 PM

Originally Posted by asas78

Sorry for english spelling. To be cler. I'm running only test app. Perform connection request to paired mobile phone. Connection successfull. Now i'm doing a call to connected phoe. Application show Ringing True. After few seconds the call is answered. I'm sure that function Automatic answer in connected phone is turned off. I'm using Blackberry phone.

the test app doesn't have an auto answer feature so it can't be answering, so either your phone is answering itsself or you have the mobilephone.net running which is answering.

**asas78** · 02-07-2010, 09:51 AM

Originally Posted by lambosprit

the test app doesn't have an auto answer feature so it can't be answering, so either your phone is answering itsself or you have the mobilephone.net running which is answering.

Sorry, but mobile.net wasn't running and mobile phones auto answer feature is off (i'm sure). But on incoming call the test app answers call automatically. I'm tried with other applications, i.e. from bluesoleil cPhone tool, all works fine, also i'm tried with centrafuse 2.1 also fine.

**netmgr** · 07-04-2010, 07:13 AM

Great warapper, just a few pointers for others - these were issues for me until I figured it out.

Firstly u need the BlueSoleil application running, for me this ment downloading it(if you get it from manufacturer then it needs to be paid for) you cannot simply use the version that comes with your USB device, you will just get unable to load dll errors

Secondly when you run the program you need to enter the physical address(MAC) of your phone/bluetooth device you want to connect to in the bottom left box then click connect

QUESTION for the author - can this wrapper bring up a list of bluetooth devices available, either paired or unpaired?

**lambosprit** · 07-06-2010, 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by netmgr

Great warapper, just a few pointers for others - these were issues for me until I figured it out.

Firstly u need the BlueSoleil application running, for me this ment downloading it(if you get it from manufacturer then it needs to be paid for) you cannot simply use the version that comes with your USB device, you will just get unable to load dll errors

Secondly when you run the program you need to enter the physical address(MAC) of your phone/bluetooth device you want to connect to in the bottom left box then click connect

QUESTION for the author - can this wrapper bring up a list of bluetooth devices available, either paired or unpaired?

It doesn't. There are features in the sdk for it but I spent ages trying to get them to work and then figuired it was easier to just pair in the BS itself manually.