Emulation Technology, Inc. Home Page

  Section Links
 

 

 

Will your products work with the Linux Bluetooth stacks that are currently available?


Answer: Yes, H4 (as opposed to BCSP) versions of the cards will work with the Linux stacks.

When inserted into Linux, our Bluetooth cards identify themselves to the OS as a serial port. This makes it very easy to talk to the cards at the HCI layer over the virtual serial port.

We have supplied PCMCIA cards to companies that are now successfully running them in Linux using the Axis stack and the IBM Blue Drekkar stack. For more details See http://medien.informatik.uni-ulm.de/~frank/bluetooth/bluetooth-howto.html (not supported by Brain Boxes).

We are also happy to supply interface information which will allow you to access the card directly at the HCI layer.

We are currently supplying hardware only development kits directly from Brain Boxes.
 

If you can't find the answer you're looking for here, please complete our Technical Question form to request assistance with your problem.

Tel: 1-800-ADAPTER, (1-800-232-7837)
Fax: (408) 982-0664

| Home | Search Our Site | Online Catalog | Corporate Info | Distributors | View My Cart |
Bluetooth, PCMCIA, Compact, Flash, Serial, RS232, RS422/485, RS485, Parallel, Communications, Stack, IP, Intellectual, Property, IEEE488, Digital, In, Out, Opto, Isolated, Optically, Centronics, GPIB, RS485, DIO, ISA, PCI, USB, CE, Windows, Device Drivers, Win95, 95, 98, 2000, Win98, Win2000, NT, Interface cards, PC Card, A/D, D/A