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Bluetooth Connection with Passkey Protected

Hi all,
 
i'm using LabVIEW 7.1 running on Windows XP SP2. I would like LabVIEW to make a connection to a Bluetooth device with passkey protected.
 
I use the built-in Bluetooth functions to develop the application (eg Bluetooth Open Connection.vi). So far I can only connect to Bluetooth device without passkey protected.
 
When the passkey is turned on, I don't see a way to key in the passkey (eg Prompt Window).
 
Anyone can advise on this issue ?
 
Thanks !
 
 
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Bluetooth pairing occurs at the OS/driver level and there are no plans to get this deep into the driver from LabVIEW. I would highly recommend that you submit a product suggestion (explain and identify the needs of your application) at the Product Suggestion Center.
Adnan Zafar
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Coleman Technologies
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Hi Adnan Z.
 
Thanks for the reply.
 
Actually there was a balloon raised up at the right bottom corner of Windows, where I did not notice earlier.
 
By clicking the balloon I was able to key in the passkey manually.
 
This should solve my problem at the moment. Of course I hope LabVIEW can create an input parameter for passkey so the program will run fully automatically.
 
Thanks again !
 
kianleong
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This will allow you to programmatically pair with a bluetooth device.

You will also have to download the dotnet files from 32feet

http://32feet.net/files/

-Regards

eximo
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UofL Bioengineering M.S.
Neuronetrix

"I had rather be right than be president" -Henry Clay
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