Hi,
I am currently working on trying to have the maximum concurrent RFCOMM
connections (OBEX) from a PC with several dongles to mobile phones. I use
several BT dongles, usually 4. From a bluetooth point of view, the device is
always master and the mobile slave.
I have big difficulties to define which is the best solution (Hardware,
Kernel, BlueZ version).
I have developped a simple forking application which is opening concurrent
sockets to remote mobiles and I record the connection status (success,
failure) and the connection delay, and I am running it on several
configurations in order to get the best results.
I am really interested in contacting people having the same concern, or
trying to find the best solution as well.
Here are some of my questions :
- Hardware
. which BT dongles do you prefer (I use class 1 dongles, 2.0 EDR with
USB2.0 support) ?
. do you use a USB2.0 hub or direct connection to the PC USB ports ?
- OS / BlueZ
. which Kernel version / distro and BlueZ version would you use ?
Everyone interested don't hesitate to contact me ( [email protected] ) so we
can share our experience.
Best regards,
Oli
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