Re: Serial Connection through Bluetooth

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On 12/24/10 6:40 PM, Jalaska13 wrote:
I'm on a mac, and I'm trying to get a series of complicated things to work.  Yay!  I've got an iRobot Create with BAM (Bluetooth Adapter Module), and I'm trying to get RealTerm, which is a serial Terminal, to not only send serial commands from the wine emulation to my real system, but to get those serial commands to be sent over bluetooth to a specific device, and have the input from that device be relayed back to RealTerm.

So far I've gleaned that the best way to send serial data is to directly edit the device file (/dev/tty.BAM in this case), but I don't know of any programs that can do that, and the manual for the robot suggested RealTerm, and the RealTerm page said that it had been successfully emulated on linux before (of course, this is mac, not linux, and we're talking bluetooth, not a simple serial connection).  Probably the easiest way would be to use a Mac serial terminal, but I don't know of any, and I don't know if any can edit bluetooth data.  Any suggestions?

You'll have to work with your Mac to find out which serial device the Bluetooth is showing up as and then map that to a com port in Wine.

James McKenzie




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