From: Agustin Jose Fusaro <afusaro@apexar.com>
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Subject: [Bluez-users] Bitstuffing in a Rfcomm connection?
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Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2006 18:14:41 -0300

Hi everybody,

I'm writing an application that communicates using rfcomm connections.
This application communicates with mobile devices. In order to debug the
application I also wrote a mobile device emulator that runs in a
computer.

Here's the problem:
When the application connects to the mobile device everything works
fine. But when the application connects to the computer emulating a
device, I obtain, mingled with the data the following bytes:
"00 5E 40". Sometimes these bytes are together. Some other times these
bytes are spreaded among the real data bytes. These additional bytes
keeps the application from synchronizing with the emulated device.

My question is: when an rfcomm connection is stablished between two
computers, is there some bit/byte stuffing involved?

Thanks a lot!

Agustin Fusaro - Apexar Technologies


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