Howto use several modules in one Module?

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Hello,

I am not a Kernel Geek/Nerd but I have written some  modules  which  are
more or less working properly without crashing anything.  Also some user
space tools which use the modules.

Now I have to write a "BlueTooth Keyboard/Mouse Driver" but the  problem
is, that the keyboard use AT91SAM7XC with AES cryption to prevent others
to capture the key strokes.

So, my question is, how to use the kernel AES module to  encrypt/decrypt
the connection?  Or must I implement it on my own?

Is there a HOWTO how to code sucht things?

Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
    Michelle Konzack

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