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From: Laurent Lesage <laurent@lesagepono.be>
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] pairing plantronics M3000 with my laptop
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Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 23:21:49 +0000

Thanks : that works!

> Brad Midgley a =E9crit : I would try removing /etc/bluetooth/link_key s=
o=20
> the pairing will be reset.
>
> Laurent Lesage wrote:
>
>> info. "bluez-pin" asked me for the pin (0000) and got the info. After=20
>> that, I used the headset under windows XP, with skype : it worked=20
>> great as headset : clear sound, mic OK. Then back to Linux, and no=20
>> way to get 'hcitool info' again.
>>
>> laptop:/etc/bluetooth# hcitool cc 00:03:89:4C:2D:C7
>> Can't create connection: Input/output error
>>
>> I tried in pairing mode but always the same error. this is hcidump=20
>> during "info", headset  in pairing mode or not
>
>


Now, I tried the commands in "hcitool" to create connection and get=20
parameters for the link and the headset. My question : is there a link=20
where you can find more explanation about the result of the commands=20
(what do the values of rssi, lq -link quality-, ... mean? I see the=20
values changing on my screen when I move the headset but I don't know=20
their meaning)

Another question : does the class of the device (you define in=20
/etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf) mean exactly? Does it mean that the dongle is=20
not able to use other device that the one you define with that value or=20
does it mean you *don't want* to use other devices than the ones you=20
define with that value?

thanks for your attention

Laurent Lesage


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