Bluesoleil Cannot Install Bluetooth Serial Port

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I'm trying to setup a virtual serial port though a USB-Bluetooth adapter on Linux and send a message to it through an Android device. I'm on kernel 3.6. I'm able to pair to the device successfully using gnome-bluetooth and also able to send files to it.

To set up the serial port I first add a channel with an SP profile to my adapter:

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Then I call 'listen' with rfcomm:

which blocks on

Apparently rfcomm will create /dev/rfcomm0 upon a successful connection. Once that happens, I'd like to use something like cutecom to send messages back and forth to the connected device.

On my Android device I open up a Bluetooth SPP terminal (there are several out there, I tried a few different ones) and try to connect. They all fail.

Given that I can pair successfully and send files without any issues, I know that bluetooth pairing and communication works.

I'm not too sure what else I can try. I used 'sdptool browse' on my local device and the Android device to ensure that there aren't any RFCOMM channel conflicts.

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I seem to have gotten this working now. Bluetooth seems a bit finicky. I'm recapping my steps in full in case someone else finds it useful (though its pretty much what I tried initially). This is for Android JB (4.2.2) on a Nexus 4 and Arch Linux 3.6.7-1, with bluez 4.101 on Gnome 3.6 (w/ gnome-bluetooth).

(this step may not do anything useful)Turn Bluetooth on Android off and disconnect your USB/Bluetooth Adapter from your Linux machine (or if you have an in built one, reset it using hcitool devname reset)

Connect/turn on your bluetooth adapter on Linux. Ensure your adapter is visible (can be set in gnome-bluetooth -- you should see a bluetooth system tray icon).

Turn on bluetooth on your Android device. Use Android to pair to the adapter (I was unable to pair the other way around from Linux). A dialog will come up asking you for a key. Put in any PIN you want. Gnome should pop up a notification asking you for a key; put in the same PIN you entered earlier. Your Android device and the key should be paired at this point.

In Linux, open up a terminal and check what bluetooth services are available by typing in

If you already have a serial port service, make a note of what channel it is. If you don't, you can add the service:

Now listen on this channel using rfcomm:

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rfcomm will block, listening for a connection with a message like

Back on Android, I used the BlueTerm application (http://pymasde.es/blueterm/, also available freely on the google play store) though any similar application should work. Open up BlueTerm, go to options > Connect Device: select the paired adapter.

Hopefully, the application was able to connect. You'll see additional verification in the terminal where you blocked listening with a message like:

Anything you type into the BlueTerm app should be going to /dev/rfcomm0. You can see stuff show up as you type by opening up a new terminal and doing something like:

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PrisPris

The steps bellow worked for me:

Firstly you have to pair the devices. Pairing is relatively easy.I will call client (who starts talking) and server (who replies)

You have to setup the server before:Server side (as root):

Client side(as root):

Now to open a serial terminal on the client:

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When you call the last command rfcomm connect.. in the client, a device /dev/rfcomm0 will be created and associated to the server /dev/recomm0. This represents the serial link between both

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The last server command: rfcomm watch.. will 'listen' for incoming connections. In connection lost, the command will restart a new 'listen' state.

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I solved this with a slight variation to Pris's commands. Give these a shot if anyone is still having problems setting up a rfcomm connection.

This ^ ensures that you are starting with a clean slate everytime you try to setup a connection.

This channel number should be different than any channel currently assigned.

(OPTIONAL) To check channels:

I'm not sure why this next command is needed, but it worked for me.

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NOTE: the bt MAC address in /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf but be your phone's bt MAC. Also the channel in this file must be the same as the one picked for a_channel_#.

Once I did all this, I used a bt terminal emulator on my phone to check it all.

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I have tried different bluetooth tools and it has been hard to find the correct sequence of commands to connect and exchange data with a bluetooth module. Try using rfcomm and minicom:

This is my /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf

Scan for bluetooth devices:

Bind using rfcomm

NB: bind 0 refers to device number 0 (rfcomm0) and 1 is the channel.

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Then use minicom with sudo and save a configuration in which you specify the baudrate and the port. You can find more informations here.

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