codex666
17th April 2005, 01:02 AM
just found something interesting. If you lookin the registery under hklm\extmodems\hayesCompat you can find the comport number set to 1.
I changed this to 4 ( > softreset) and made a dialup connection on my s100 to "hayes compatible on com1". On my pc i manualy connected the bluetooth serial port (to com4 on s100) and opened hyperterm on com6 (on xp).
so you get a connection like this
Hyperterm
|
XP Com6
|
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
|
s100 Com4
|
Hayes compatible modem dialup
hyperterm nicely displayes the modem handshake.
Now... could it be possible to use some sort of virtual modem driver to localy dialup to your own pc, thus creating your own PAN connection using the normal MS bt stack?
lemme know
Marco
I changed this to 4 ( > softreset) and made a dialup connection on my s100 to "hayes compatible on com1". On my pc i manualy connected the bluetooth serial port (to com4 on s100) and opened hyperterm on com6 (on xp).
so you get a connection like this
Hyperterm
|
XP Com6
|
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
|
s100 Com4
|
Hayes compatible modem dialup
hyperterm nicely displayes the modem handshake.
Now... could it be possible to use some sort of virtual modem driver to localy dialup to your own pc, thus creating your own PAN connection using the normal MS bt stack?
lemme know
Marco