hi,
i want to connect Sparkfun’s Bluetooth Dip module to my nokia 6233 cellphone via bluetooth. Many say that this is ‘impossible’. Is it really impossible? If yes, then can u please suggest me any other similar method to connect.
Rajan
hi,
i want to connect Sparkfun’s Bluetooth Dip module to my nokia 6233 cellphone via bluetooth. Many say that this is ‘impossible’. Is it really impossible? If yes, then can u please suggest me any other similar method to connect.
Rajan
It’s probably not “impossible”, but highly unlikely you’ll be able to do anything with it. I’m not familiar with the 6233 hardware or what the software connection will allow you to do.
You will probably be able to pair the BT DIP module with the phone, but what do you want to do with it? According to what I’ve read, the phone will receive A2DP, so you could transfer audio over BT in stereo. You could probably make a BT headset. I doubt you’d be able to do a lot more than that though. This is because the options on the 6233 are not very extensive. It doesn’t look like it’s a series 60 phone, which would be your best shot in terms of getting into the phone’s software (Your best shot that’s not a smart phone)
I am fine if it (Sparkfun’s Bluetooth diip module) can be connected to any commonly used mobile. I want to send data of GPS through this bluetooth module to that cell phone.
rajanjamuindia:
I am fine if it (Sparkfun’s Bluetooth diip module) can be connected to any commonly used mobile. I want to send data of GPS through this bluetooth module to that cell phone.
In that case, you need to have API access in the Phone. At the moment, it’s tough to say which phones will let you do this. The iPhone’s 3.0 SDK allows a bluetooth serial profile, and you can access GPS data. In Android, I believe you can access GPS data, but the Bluetooth serial profile (SPP) is not available to devs yet.
It looks (now that I’ve researched a bit) like Series 40 phones have an API to program with. That being the case, the trick of it is going to be writing an application for s40 to send GPS NMEA data through the Bluetooth serial port.
Hi,
I am still not able to connect bluetooth to my mobile. Please help in any way possible.
pleaseeeeeeee,
rajan
Is there any way possible i can connect my mobile to the sparkfun’s bluetooth dip module as i want to send AT commands of mobile through this bluetooth
thanx
Sorry for enabling this old subject, but:
I have a nokia 6233, I have the bluetooth mate silver… do you have any updates related to the ideea to connect the bluetooth module to the mobile phone ? My mobile phone does not find the bluetooth module
Any hint?
Thank you
I have it working with an Android. I think you’re out of luck with the Nokia if it doesn’t even see the Bluetooth module. It might not support the right Bluetooth profiles (SPP).
I think my nokia, by itself, searches only audio bluetooth devices; A have downloaded a “bluetooth file explorer” something like this, and this program found the bluetooth !!! So I will try to deepin the subject in order to test a java application for a connection between nokia 6233 and blueetooth mate;
If you have any hints, please advice
the conclusion:
Everythink works very well !
first I have seen that some Java applications were able to find the bluetooth module. So, analyzing the project from here: http://www.hhhh.org/wiml/proj/bt-midp.html I have succeed to create, using NetBeans, a java applications which search, finds, connects and communicates with my bluetooth mate silver !