Bluetooth is a wireless communication technology that allows devices, within a 10-meter proximity, to communicate with each other. The discovery process enables devices to query other devices about the services they offer. If a device offers more than one service, the user can select the service they want to use from that particular device. This technology enables devices to communicate without physical cables. Wireless headsets, modems, and printers are prime examples of devices using Bluetooth technology.
Bluetooth has adopted a common data and object specification that enables devices to communicate over a wireless connection in a standard way. This allows applications to use typical interfaces when exchanging data, business cards, and calendar entries.
The Bluetooth stack implementation is modular. It is a general-purpose software stack, and is linked by default, or modularized to meet specific usage scenarios and OEM needs. In Microsoft® Windows® CE, the primary way an application can use Bluetooth is through the Winsock interface, which exposes RFCOMM protocol. The Winsock Interface Sample demonstrates the use of this interface. Virtual COM ports are also exposed, but this interface is designed to be enabled under existing OS services such as UNIMODEM or terminal emulators. By using various protocols and profiles, Bluetooth can be implemented to perform the following tasks:
- Connect to a modem through a cellular phone.
- Connect to a local area network (LAN) access point.
- Enable object exchange and synchronization using the Object Exchange Protocol (OBEX).
蓝牙是一种无线通信技术,允许10米范围内的设备进行通信。它通过发现过程使设备能够查询其他设备提供的服务,并允许用户从特定设备选择所需的服务。蓝牙采用通用的数据和对象规范,使应用程序能够在无线连接上使用标准接口交换数据。该技术广泛应用于无线耳机、调制解调器和打印机等设备。
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