2010-04-16 02:17:12

by Ronny Pau

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Subject: what is needed for SSP mode

Hello,

I current have a running BlueZ stack running SPP, where I am able to
pair with another device using a 4-digit passkey, establish pairing,
form a RFCOMM connection, which I am using to exchange data with my
cellphone.

Now, I would like to switch on SSP mode, where I have issued
"hciconfig hci0 sppmode 1" and verify that it is indeed on using
"hciconfig hci0 sppmode". However, if I attempt to connect with my
cellphone, I get a connection failure. Have I missed something?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.


2010-04-16 17:44:30

by Ronny Pau

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Subject: Re: what is needed for SSP mode

>> Now, I would like to switch on SSP mode, where I have issued
>> "hciconfig hci0 sppmode 1" and verify that it is indeed on using
>> "hciconfig hci0 sppmode". ?However, if I attempt to connect with my
>> cellphone, I get a connection failure. Have I missed something?
>
> I've tried too and have the same problem with SSP mode. ?I think it may work with "NoInputNoOutput" mode, but I couldn't get "DisplayYesNo" to work with a 6 digit decimal number.
>
> (Then again, I am not using the very latest release, though I didn't see any changes to SSP lately.)
>
> Brian
>
>

I am trying to implement the Passkey Entry mode, do I need to do
something with passkey-agent? How will that impact compatibility with
2.0's 4-digit passkey?

Please help.

2010-04-16 17:27:04

by Gunn, Brian

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Subject: RE: what is needed for SSP mode

> Now, I would like to switch on SSP mode, where I have issued
> "hciconfig hci0 sppmode 1" and verify that it is indeed on using
> "hciconfig hci0 sppmode". However, if I attempt to connect with my
> cellphone, I get a connection failure. Have I missed something?

I've tried too and have the same problem with SSP mode. I think it may work with "NoInputNoOutput" mode, but I couldn't get "DisplayYesNo" to work with a 6 digit decimal number.

(Then again, I am not using the very latest release, though I didn't see any changes to SSP lately.)

Brian