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IDA-IFS 9 Feb 2004SINGAPORE - 9 Feb 2004 -- iFoundry Systems, a provider of mobile data management and wireless connectivity solutions, today announced the release of 5 core Bluetooth modules, designed for the Bluetooth OEM market. iFoundry Systems will be working with various manufacturing partners in Singapore to develop Bluetooth product solutions based on these modules, and market the resulting solutions through its worldwide distribution network. "Bluetooth Technology has reached a stage where interoperability issues and use models have been worked out and most importantly, there has been a significant rise in consumer acceptance and adoption of the technology. iFoundry Systems and our partners are committed to developing innovative Bluetooth solutions, and marketing these solutions worldwide. Our investment over the past 15 months has resulted in unique solutions that will help us rapidly develop Bluetooth products and applications" said Hari Ramachandran, Managing Director ofMicrosoft OMAPBecause 802.11b/g and Bluetooth occupy the same 2.4-GHz ISM range of wireless communications spectrum, their RF signals can cause interference for each other unless a coexistence solution is deployed. TI's coexistence package provides intelligent and seamless coordination between TI's WLAN and Bluetooth technologies at the media access control (MAC) layer. With this level of time domain coordination, no RF isolation is needed between the 802.11 and Bluetooth antennas, simplifying designs and ensuring effective operations in small form factors. The firmware takes advantage of the general purpose coexistence interface BUS connection between TI's 802.11 MAC processors, the TNETW1100B and TNETW1130, and TI's advanced Bluetooth system on-a-chip, the BRF6100 or BRF6150. Software monitors WLAN and Bluetooth traffic patterns and, when both 802.11 and Bluetooth require bandwidth, it uses multiplexing techniques to allocate the bandwidth for simultaneous functions. For The XE1400 series offers generic solutions to enable your battery operated applications with the Bluetooth wireless communication standard available worldwide in the 2.4 GHz ISM band. The device is based on the XEMICS' Bluetooth Controller which independently executes a significant part of the protocol stack. By combining the XE1431 with a low power 2.4 GHz radio device such as the Skyworks' CX72303, an ultra low power Bluetooth wireless headset can be built consuming less than 20 mW @1.8V (HV3). The XE1431 is based on the XEMICS' Bluetooth Controller, which is combined with an embedded application microcontroller for the upper layer Bluetooth and application software and a CODEC. The Bluetooth Controller independently executes a significant part of the Bluetooth protocol stack from its own embedded ROM. With the embedded host being independent from the Bluetooth Controller and stack, the XEMICS' Embedded Host architecture allows the development A4 Bluetooth DatasheetMB86C00/MBG011 FACT SHEET BLUETOOTHTM BLUETOOTH is a trademark owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., U.S.A. Bluetooth Bluetooth Host Controller Bluetooth Link Controller Bluetooth Radio Bluetooth Link Controller Bluetooth RadioICWLHN2001NAfter a overview of the general Bluetooth protocol, a security framework is introduced for the description of the Bluetooth security layout. Bluetooth, a new technology named after the 10th century Danish king Harald Bluetooth, is a recently proposed standard for local wireless communication and is becoming hotter and hotter a topic. Since then, almost all of the biggest telecommunications companies have joined the Bluetooth SIG, e.g. 3Com, Lucent, Microsoft, Motorola, etc. Bluetooth specification is a free open standard and the latest version 1.1 was approved in February 2001 [1, 2]. Next, a security framework of the Bluetooth is introduced to figure out a layout of Bluetooth security. Then we examine the Bluetooth security in two parts according to the framework proposed, including the build-in link-level Bluetooth security schemes as the principle part, and the service-level Bluetooth security architecture as the practice part, respectively. Specifically, the weaknessesHoneybee_Final_davebjThis paper describes a multi-robot system designed to use Bluetooth wireless communication to solve the "Honeybee" task. Topics discussed include advantages and disadvantages of using Bluetooth in robotics, as well as a variety of behaviors required to solve the Honeybee task. This paper presents a multi-robot system designed to use short range Bluetooth communication to solve a simple search and navigation task. Although coordinating multiple robots using wireless communication protocols is relatively commonplace, the use of the recently developed Bluetooth protocol for these types of task is original. Thus, the main contribution of this paper is to outline the details of using Bluetooth communication for coordinated robotics. It is believed that this is the first time that Bluetooth has been used as the sole means of communication in a multi-robot system. One particular reason for the choice of the iPAQ as the controller was the ability to use Bluetooth wireless technologyThe DSM-910BT is Bluetooth compliant to ensure seamless operation and performance. Transfer your digital music wirelessly at up to 723kbps for great audio quality and sound. Enable Bluetooth on your speakers with the DSM-100BT. Bluetooth wireless technology allows you to place your DSM-100BT at up to 30 meters away from your audio player or stereo. This gives you the flexibility to stream music from your audio player or stereo located in another room to your speakers. Once connected, both Bluetooth adapters will automatically initiate the pairing process, link with each other, and establish a Bluetooth connection. Simply replace your stereo headphones with the DSM-110BT to enable Bluetooth wireless connectivity on your audio player, whether it be your MP3 player, portable CD player, Walkman, CD boombox, or stereo. Your audio player can also play regular music CDs that can be streamed wirelessly to your Bluetooth enabled speakers. Package7-26-7000#01_2upOTOflex 100 Quick-check provides flexible and quick tympanometric and reflex screening assessment of the middle ear condition for all patient age groups. In addition, layered tympanograms give the most flexible ETF-I testing on the market. Finally you can get a device that conforms to the latest infant screening protocols with recommendations including 1000 Hz probe tones and broad band noise reflex stimulus. With auto-start functionality of course. 3 mm eartip for premature babies Attach probe for single hand operation Plug & play probe Charging in desk- or wallmount charger All day battery due to ultra bright low power OLED display Ultra flexible probe cable with integrated air hose Wireless Bluetooth connection with OTOdiagnostics Suite What do you prefer? - A compact ergonomic device with integrated probe and handle that you operate with one hand? - A separate lightweight probe that stays firmly in place? Plug the USB Bluetooth adapter to your PC and see the test resultsp072-leopold.dviBluetooth is one of the most popular commodity radios for wireless devices. In this paper, we report our experience using Bluetooth for the sensor net-work regime. We describe our tiny Bluetooth stack that allows TinyOS applications to run on Bluetooth-based sen-sor nodes, we present a multihop network assembly proce-dure that leverages Bluetooth's device discovery protocol, and we discuss how Bluetooth favorably impacts in-network query processing. Our results show that despite obvious limitations the Bluetooth sensor nodes we studied exhibit interesting properties, such as a good energy per bit sent ratio. This reality check underlies the limitations and some promises of Bluetooth for the sensor network regime. In this paper, we focus on the use of Bluetooth modules as radio components for sensor nodes. Bluetooth modules are thus valid candidates, but how suited are they to the sensor network regime? Is it possi-ble to define a stripped down version of the BluetoothUSBP&S_v1.0Wireless Data Capture Solutions For Instant connection with Baracoda Bluetooth scanners! The USB Plug and Scan dongle allows to simplify the use and the installation of Baracoda Bluetooth scanners. FAST No software needed, no driver, no worry for Bluetooth compatibility simply scan a pairing barcode and use!! Baracoda is the world's fi rst and only manufacturer offering a full range of Bluetooth barcode scanners. The bluetooth name and Bluetooth registered trademarks are owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and are used by Baracoda under license. BLUETOOTH RANGE Fully compliant with Bluetooth® 1.1 standard USB UHC1 / OHC1 Spec 1.1 compliant CE - FCC - Bluetooth qualifi ed Class 1: 330 ft (100 meters) Varies on use environment LED Indicator: power on 59 x 7 x 19 mm 8 g Data transfert rate: 1.0 Mbps (Max) Operating temperature 0 °C ~ +45 °C (113 °F - 32 °F) - Bufferisation of the data if barcodes are scanned out of the range >> Platforms Compatibility Any device that can accept aNewBTupdateThis addendum describes operation of the optional factory installed BluetoothT interface for Extech 3500T and 2500T printers. The Baud rate and the parity DIP switches need to be set for proper operation of the BluetoothT interface. The 3500T printer control card communicates with the BluetoothT base band interface at 19.2Kb/sec using odd parity. To select the BluetoothT interface set the 3500T DIP switches using the settings shown in Table1. The host Bluetooth hardware and software connects to a Bluetooth-enabled Extech printer using a serial port selection (COM1 - COM8). Three basic steps are required to print from any Pocket PC with Bluetooth device, using the PrinterCE control application. These steps are summarized below and illustrated using WinCE iPAQ BlueTooth enabled device. To begin setting up a new Bluetooth device, select the Bluetooth Manager from the Start Menu. Manager to discover new Bluetooth devices: 3) The Bluetooth Manager will display all the Bluetoothtoday at CeBIT announced that it plans to offer business solution providers a Bluetooth® wireless technology enabled version of the award-winning Logitech® ioT2 Digital Pen, beginning this summer. A digital pen with Bluetooth technology, used in combination with a wireless handheld communication device featuring Bluetooth technology, can help an organization's mobile workforce more efficiently gather, transmit and share important data - in real time. A digital pen with Bluetooth technology can extend the value of existing solutions for mobile data collection and allow for new digital solutions in industries that require a paper record. Using the Logitech io2 Digital Pen with Bluetooth technology, a mobile worker will be able to capture information by using a customized version of a standard paper form, such as for an insurance appraisal or a work order. The pen automatically creates a digital record that is transmitted to a complementary Bluetooth wireless technology enabledtestThe test programs are available for no cost to valid licensees of the LitePoint Bluetooth Software Package and Broadcom. The Bluetooth Software Package integrates seamlessly into existing LitePoint IQview and IQflex test software adding Bluetooth transmit and receiver test capability for both R&D and manufacturing applications. "We are very excited to work with Broadcom to support its family of Bluetooth Wireless Audio Processor ICs," said Greg Ravenscroft, President of Advanced Development for LitePoint. LitePoint Bluetooth Software Package test programs are now available for the Broadcom® ZV4301 and BCM2037 stereo Bluetooth silicon products. The ZV4301 Bluetooth wireless audio processor enables a low-cost, low-power stereo headset solution by eliminating the need for external circuitry such as programmable DSPs commonly used for audio compression. The BCM2037 supports the latest Bluetooth v2.0 + EDR standard and enables low-cost, low-power stereo audio solutions makingBlueSoleil_DataSheetA laptop/ desktop with the USB Dongle plugged in becomes Bluetooth-enabled, and with the BlueSoleil application software suite installed thus becomes capable of wirelessly communicating with other Bluetooth products in various applications. BlueSoleil takes the complications out of creating Bluetooth connections and adds some fun and creativity. -- Security Mode 2: service level security, you can manage your Bluetooth services in a flexible manner. This makes it much easier for end-users to use Bluetooth features. Generally, users are indifferent as to how a Bluetooth connection is established. From the user's point of view, they just want to print a document, open a serial port, dial-up to the Internet or send a FAX etc. BlueSoleil interprets the user's normal operations on Windows, converts them to a Bluetooth connection request and sets up their Bluetooth connections automatically! Enables users to set-up a Bluetooth connection whenever they want by just double-clickingfreedom mini keyboard (no compatib).epsfreedom mini keyboard .com TM Bluetooth input to PDAs, Pocket PCs & Smartphones Ultra compact design Wide compatibility with TM Bluetooth enabled devices Standard layout of 39 keys 4-way game pad control Metal-dome keyswitch technology Shortcuts and programmable keys for specific tasks LED for wireless connection status Twin AAA batteries for long life - 120 hours of continuous use or 1000 hours in standby mode Power On/Off key Auto power Off function Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.Get ready to communicate on the go like never before. Motorola's blnc IHF1000 car kit is an innovative Bluetooth solution which will change the way you talk while you are in your car. Using your compatible Bluetooth "Hands-Free Profile" enabled mobile phone1 with the blnc IHF1000 car kit, your in-vehicle communication experience is about to go to the next level. Core Features Up to four compatible Bluetooth enabled mobile phones can be paired to the system with one connected at a time. To determine whether your Motorola phone supports the Bluetooth "Hands-Free Profile" visit the customer support page at www.hellomoto.com/us/bluetoothcompatibility. Press to end the call, cancel voice recognition mode, reject an incoming call, terminate the Bluetooth connection To determine whether your Motorola phone supports the Bluetooth "Hands-Free Profile" visit the customer support page at www.hellomoto.com/us/bluetoothcompatibility. Blue LED light provides a visual cueFTS4BT_mixed_piconet_sniffing_press_releaseFrontline will demonstrate this groundbreaking technology in booth 306 at the upcoming Bluetooth World Congress. A pre-release of this version of FTS for Bluetooth is available now, with a production release expected in late June. The air sniffing hardware consists of two finger-sized Bluetooth ComProbes® that plug into two USB ports and together weigh a total of 2 ounces (57 grams). This means the total price for a unit of FTS for Bluetooth capable of mixed piconet sniffing is $9,995 (US list). The FTS for Bluetooth solution to this sniffing challenge is to use one Bluetooth ComProbe to sniff V1.1 traffic and the other Bluetooth ComProbe to sniff V1.2 traffic. Frontline plans to use this same technique to support Bluetooth scatternets that consist of multiple piconets. The mixed piconet solution that is available now has a secondary application that will benefit users who aren't sniffing mixed piconets--the two Bluetooth ComProbes can be setup to provide redundant sniffing | ||
