Affix - End User Manual

Henri Ranki

Copyright © 2004 Nokia corporation

Table of Contents

1. Bluetooth

1.1. Protocols

2. Installing Affix

2.1. Kernel Configuration
2.2. Installing Affix Kernel Package
2.3. Installing Affix Utilities
2.4. Affix Configuration Files

3. Security Settings

3.1. Setting Pin Codes

4. Personal Area Network

4.1. Setting up a Router
4.2. Setting up a Bridge
4.3. Setting up the Clients

5. RFCOMM Connections

5.1. LAN Connection

6. Affix And Other Bluetooth Equipments

6.1. Transferring Files
6.2. Dial-up Connection Using Mobile Phone
6.3. Using GPRS
6.4. Using Keyboard, Mouse or Other HID Equipments

7. Using Affix Utilities

btctl -- Control the Bluetooth device attached to your computer and the Affix operation.

btclt -- Get information about Bluetooth devices around you

III. btpan

btpan -- Manage Personal Area Network (PAN) connection.

IV. bthidctl

bthidctl -- Manage your Human Interface Devices (HID), like keyboards and mice.

btftp -- Transfer files over Bluetooth connection.

btsrv -- Run SDP server.

VII. btobex

btobex -- Run an OBEX server.

VIII. btmodem

btmodem -- Modem multiplexer and emulator utility.

btsdpd -- SDP server daemon.

X. btsocket

btsocket -- Creates a client or a server socket.

List of Tables
6-1. HID device compatibility list

List of Figures
1-1. Illustration of the scatternet

List of Examples
4-1. Bridge setup via DHCP
4-2. Bridge setup statically
4-3. Bluetooth device setup
4-4. Output of cat /proc/net/affix/pan
4-5. PANU pan0 interface up configuration
4-6. Routing table
1. Audio play example

Affix (v. 3.0.0) - Open Source Bluetooth Protocol Stack for Linux

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