Bluetooth Communication
Posted by animanmaster
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Bluetooth Communication April 29, 2011 10:35PM | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 1 |
Hi all!
I've recently started looking into Wii homebrew and wanted to make a CS project out of it. Do any of you awesome homebrew coders know of a library or any code samples using libogc's lwbt that I can use for Bluetooth communication? I looked at lwbt in the libogc library and couldn't really make it work. There isn't any documentation for it either, which makes it more difficult :/ So I was hoping that someone who has had experience with messing with Bluetooth on the Wii could help :)
Ideally, I'd like to be able to open a Bluetooth socket and use that to communicate with another Bluetooth-enabled device (like an Android device, for example). The Android SDK seems to only have an API for the RFCOMM layer, but if I can open up an L2CAP socket on the Wii, I should be able to implement a simple RFCOMM layer on top of it. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
I've recently started looking into Wii homebrew and wanted to make a CS project out of it. Do any of you awesome homebrew coders know of a library or any code samples using libogc's lwbt that I can use for Bluetooth communication? I looked at lwbt in the libogc library and couldn't really make it work. There isn't any documentation for it either, which makes it more difficult :/ So I was hoping that someone who has had experience with messing with Bluetooth on the Wii could help :)
Ideally, I'd like to be able to open a Bluetooth socket and use that to communicate with another Bluetooth-enabled device (like an Android device, for example). The Android SDK seems to only have an API for the RFCOMM layer, but if I can open up an L2CAP socket on the Wii, I should be able to implement a simple RFCOMM layer on top of it. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Bluetooth Communication May 01, 2011 11:02AM | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 99 |
I’ve not seen anyone trying this on the Wii – lots of computer science projects out there that reverse engineering the wiimote to fit other hardware, not yet seen anything that pairs up a Bluetooth device with the Wii.
From looking at the Bluetooth base library (bte.h) it’s interface looks good to go – I would of thought it fits the standards.
Think your exploring new territory – good luck
From looking at the Bluetooth base library (bte.h) it’s interface looks good to go – I would of thought it fits the standards.
Think your exploring new territory – good luck
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