Bluetooth protocol stack

Hallo, we want to implement a Bluetooth protocol stack to build a
wireless connection between our software modules (Windows Embedded and
microcontrollers). Has anyone had any experience with these companies:
- BLUEmagic
- IAR / Cybercom
- Bluetopia (stonestreet one)
- BOOST (Wipro-NewLogic)
- aveLink (Atinav)
- Broadcom
- iAnywhere
- BTE (Widcomm)
Which of the solutions would you recommend? Any hints? Thank you very
much in advance.

On Oct 31, 7:34 pm, SO <s.os...@freenet.de> wrote:
> Hallo, we want to implement a Bluetooth protocol stack to build a
> wireless connection between our software modules (Windows Embedded and
> microcontrollers). Has anyone had any experience with these companies:
> - BLUEmagic
> - IAR / Cybercom
> - Bluetopia (stonestreet one)
> - BOOST (Wipro-NewLogic)
> - aveLink (Atinav)
> - Broadcom
> - iAnywhere
> - BTE (Widcomm)
> Which of the solutions would you recommend? Any hints? Thank you very
> much in advance.

Try Bluez . It is really nice .

Karthik Balaguru

On 31 Okt., 15:59, karthikbalaguru <karthikbalagur...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> On Oct 31, 7:34 pm, SO <s.os...@freenet.de> wrote:
>
> > Hallo, we want to implement a Bluetooth protocol stack to build a
> > wireless connection between our software modules (Windows Embedded and
> > microcontrollers). Has anyone had any experience with these companies:
> > - BLUEmagic
> > - IAR / Cybercom
> > - Bluetopia (stonestreet one)
> > - BOOST (Wipro-NewLogic)
> > - aveLink (Atinav)
> > - Broadcom
> > - iAnywhere
> > - BTE (Widcomm)
> > Which of the solutions would you recommend? Any hints? Thank you very
> > much in advance.
>
> Try Bluez . It is really nice .
>
> Karthik Balaguru

Do you mean BlueZ for Linux? Can it be ported to Windows Embedded and
microcontrollers (without operating system), e.g. Infineon, TI or
Freescale?
Regards, Slawomir

http://www.cnd-industry.com/

On Oct 31, 8:21 pm, SO <s.os...@freenet.de> wrote:
> On 31 Okt., 15:59, karthikbalaguru <karthikbalagur...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Oct 31, 7:34 pm, SO <s.os...@freenet.de> wrote:
>
> > > Hallo, we want to implement a Bluetooth protocol stack to build a
> > > wireless connection between our software modules (Windows Embedded and
> > > microcontrollers). Has anyone had any experience with these companies:
> > > - BLUEmagic
> > > - IAR / Cybercom
> > > - Bluetopia (stonestreet one)
> > > - BOOST (Wipro-NewLogic)
> > > - aveLink (Atinav)
> > > - Broadcom
> > > - iAnywhere
> > > - BTE (Widcomm)
> > > Which of the solutions would you recommend? Any hints? Thank you very
> > > much in advance.
>
> > Try Bluez . It is really nice .
>
> > Karthik Balaguru
>
> Do you mean BlueZ for Linux? Can it be ported to Windows Embedded and
> microcontrollers (without operating system), e.g. Infineon, TI or
> Freescale?

Bluez is good, but, you need to port it to windows and
other processor environment as per your requirement. Check with the
Bluez website as
processors list get updated frequently.

There is another interesting BT(Bluetooth) protocol stack called as
IwBT.
I think, in that case you can try IwBT.
which is an open source lightweight Bluetooth protocol stack for
embedded systems and is
ported on microcontrollers, linux, windows. :):)

Karthik Balaguru

Hello,

> There is another interesting BT(Bluetooth) protocol stack called as IwBT.
> I think, in that case you can try IwBT. which is an open source 
> lightweight Bluetooth protocol stack for
> embedded systems and is ported on microcontrollers, linux, windows. :):)

can you point me where i can find the IwBT ? Google was not realy helpful...

Regards,

       Martin 

Martin Maurer wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> 
>>There is another interesting BT(Bluetooth) protocol stack called as IwBT.
>>I think, in that case you can try IwBT. which is an open source 
>>lightweight Bluetooth protocol stack for
>>embedded systems and is ported on microcontrollers, linux, windows. :):)
> 
> 
> can you point me where i can find the IwBT ? Google was not realy helpful...
> 
> Regards,
> 
>        Martin 
> 
> 
Try Googling "lwBT"  (light weight Blue Tooth).  Hint:  it begins with 
"l", not "I".

Cheers,

Ed.

On Nov 1, 10:53 pm, "Martin Maurer" <Martin.Mau...@clibb.de> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > There is another interesting BT(Bluetooth) protocol stack called as IwBT.
> > I think, in that case you can try IwBT. which is an open source
> > lightweight Bluetooth protocol stack for
> > embedded systems and is ported on microcontrollers, linux, windows. :):)
>
> can you point me where i can find the IwBT ? Google was not realy helpful...
>

It is 'lwBT' where 'lw' corresponds to 'Light Weight' and BT to
'Bluetooth'
Refer -> http://www.sm.luth.se/~conny/lwbt/

Karthik Balaguru