I have devices that use USB CDC (Arduino) but am network-illiterate. I need to get some other things done before going back to trying to talk devicelink with that and one of those is bluetooth module.
I have a library that's supposed to let me talk to COM with C++ and have from a member here C++ devicelink code but haven't got the time to sit and work that out -just yet maybe for weeks- and I've seen another possible path using Java. The BT does some Wifi so maybe I will have another alternate route once I get that working.
It just bothers me that CDC can set up a COM port that I can see in a console window and hyperterminal and various standard apps yet can't seem to address in a simple way like I could before XP. It's there. Windows knows it. Why should I need a library at all? I should be able to stream a COM channel that's already set up, directly!
Oh well. I'll climb that hill soon enough.
If you ever want to play with Arduino, let me know. I'll set you up with links, etc, and if I can be any help then I'll do my best there too.
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01-28-2013, 08:58 PM
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