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Last Post 12 Feb 2018 08:10 AM by  Sergey Brandis
DM3730 Bluetooth Linux
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Sergey Brandis
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12 Feb 2018 04:09 AM

    Hi!
    I'm trying to write application which works with bluetooth headset under Linux on DM3730 Torpedo SOM kit. The way, described in "1026920A_AN605_DM37x_Linux_Bluetooth" works great, but I need to do it programmatically.
    Some examples would be great, but documentation or links to API usefull too.
    Thanks
    Sergey Brandis
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    12 Feb 2018 04:23 AM
    P.S. I'm looking in programmatic realization of following steps (from official doc):

    1. The bluetoothd daemon uses D-Bus for inter-process communication. Before starting bluetoothd, start the D-Bus daemon.
    2. Now that the D-Bus daemon is running, start the bluetoothd BlueZ daemon.
    3. Start the Texas Instruments (TI) Shared Transport driver.
    4. Start the Userspace Interface Manager daemon, which is required to use the Bluetooth driver.
    5. Finally, probe the Bluetooth driver.

    Sorry, I'm unable to post Linux console commands from this steps because your forum seems to disallow posting console commands (I got 403 Forbidden).
    Adam Ford
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    12 Feb 2018 08:03 AM
    Unfortunately, I am not away of a way to do it in code, but when the system starts, there are a series of scripts that are run. I'm going to see if I can find some scripting examples that could automatically enable the D-Bus daemon, Shared Transport driver and Bluetooth daemon and driver on startup. I can't promise anything quickly, but I'll look into it.

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    Sergey Brandis
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    12 Feb 2018 08:10 AM

    Thank you very much for your answer. It would be great if you find some.
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