Has anyone any luck getting bluetooth serial to work on scoreboard clocks? I tried an Iogear one but it didnt work. It seems the BT makes an incoming com port and an outgoing com port with separate numbers and neither worked.
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I've never tried any sort of rs232 over bluetooth device before. I have however used ZigBee modems before to connect a seiko thermal printer to a timer base as a proof of concept. It was a while back and I haven't done any work with it recently, but I remember the setup was really simple.
http://www.digi.com/products/w...802154-rf-modems.jsp
http://www.digi.com/products/w...802154-rf-modems.jsp
well, I think the bluetooth stack doesnt create a true serial port, which is why is makes an incoming and outgoing with 2 different port numbers. Just to be safe, I went with wifi, ordered one of these.
http://www.gridconnect.com/wibox.html
I know SeriaLynx is the same thing and cheaper but one of my serial devices is a lap counter that cannot be controlled through finishlynx so I needed them independent of the Lynx software. I'll run my clock off one port and the lap counter on the other.
http://www.gridconnect.com/wibox.html
I know SeriaLynx is the same thing and cheaper but one of my serial devices is a lap counter that cannot be controlled through finishlynx so I needed them independent of the Lynx software. I'll run my clock off one port and the lap counter on the other.