Hi,
Is there a standard ordering of the bytes in a bluetooth address?
On my linux box (2.6.12.1):
# hcitool dev
Devices:
hci0 00:02:72:C0:7C:2B
But when my phone (Sony Ericsson K800i) discovers my server, I get this
address for the server:
2B7CC0720200
This is from the Java bluetooth api on the device. And yes, I have to
reverse that address in order to connect to the server.
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Thanks
Per Thomas
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Hi Per Thomas,
> Is there a standard ordering of the bytes in a bluetooth address?
>
> On my linux box (2.6.12.1):
> # hcitool dev
> Devices:
> hci0 00:02:72:C0:7C:2B
>
> But when my phone (Sony Ericsson K800i) discovers my server, I get this
> address for the server:
>
> 2B7CC0720200
>
> This is from the Java bluetooth api on the device. And yes, I have to
> reverse that address in order to connect to the server.
the Bluetooth device address (BD_ADDR for short) is an IEEE address and
it is always transmitted in reverse order.
Regards
Marcel
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