CF Card with scatternet
Posts: n/a I'm working at the moment in a project with bluetooth for Windows CE. The possibility of using scatternet would be of great help to us. Does anyone know a bluetooth CF Card that supports scatternet? I've been looking everywhere and the only thing I found was one from Ambicom where they say that they will support it soon. Thanks, Humberto  Responses to "CF Card with scatternet"
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Posts: n/a Re: CF Card with scatternet Hi Edward,thank you very much for your answer. What I'm trying to do, as a work around, is to have two bluetooth modules running at the same time in my PDA, in order to simulate somehow the "scatternet". And in the future make a migration when the devices which support scatternet arrive in the market. Unfortunately the guys from Widcomm told me that this is impossible. Because their software can communicate only with one single BT Module at a time. This is very frustrating. Does anyone know why that? Can I have only one Bleutooth Stack per PDA? I thought, the Stacks were something similiar to drivers for the BT Modules. Anyway thanks again. Humberto.
Posts: n/a Re: CF Card with scatternet I was having a further look around on this scatternet stuff. I thinkit will be very important. Imagine making 50 micro robots that can explore an environment while setting up an ad-hoc network that adapts as the robots move around. The robots could describe their environment to each other, locate each other in relation to themselves, and possible work collaboratively on some larger task. (I'm thinking of thing like the searching spiders in Minority Report) Scatternet helps with the limit of only 7 nodes in a piconet and increases the range of operation by routing data over intermediate nodes. Interesting paper here about the algorithms needed to create an adaptive scatternet and route data to the appropriate nodes. http://www-comnet.technion.ac.il/~cn4w01/book.html Ericsson Press PDF about the advances introduced with the 1.2 specification. http://www.ericsson.com/bluetooth/fi...0403_lores.pdf (Posting Via google because my ISP only lets me most when I am connected through them) humbertoplinio@yahoo.com (Humberto) wrote in message news:<9b1e6d24.0309180905.2b872692@posting.google. com>... > Hi Edward, > > thank you very much for your answer. What I'm trying to do, as a work > around, is to have two bluetooth modules running at the same time in > my PDA, in order to simulate somehow the "scatternet". And in the > future make a migration when the devices which support scatternet > arrive in the market. > > Unfortunately the guys from Widcomm told me that this is impossible. > Because their software can communicate only with one single BT Module > at a time. This is very frustrating. Does anyone know why that? Can I > have only one Bleutooth Stack per PDA? I thought, the Stacks were > something similiar to drivers for the BT Modules. > > Anyway thanks again. > > Humberto.
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