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This article shows a number of 3rd party Python libraries that you can use to discover and list available Bluetooth devices.
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Reasons: hamishwillee (07 Oct 2011)
PDIS download no longer available for bt_device_discoverer. The version linked in section below needs to be tested.
Reasons: hamishwillee (07 Oct 2011)
PDIS download no longer available for bt_device_discoverer. The version linked in section below needs to be tested.
S60 2nd Edition
The bt_device_discoverer from PDIS silently lists all Bluetooth Devices (S60 2nd Edition only).
Note: The original PDIS download site is no longer available. The link below should access the same file, but is not tested. http://code.google.com/p/aircable/source/browse/esc-sj/robot/ao-socket/python-lib/aosocket/symbian/bt_device_discoverer.py?spec=svn663&r=663
# need to install these 2 modules from PDIS first
import aosocketnativenew
from aosocket.symbian.bt_device_discoverer import *
def callback(error, devices, cb_param=None):
for address, name in devices:
print "Found: ", name, address
# You can get more data by importing socket and try
# bt_discover(address) or bt_obex_discover(address)
# see details in official pys60 doc on socket module
lister = BtDeviceLister()
lister.discover_all(callback, None)
S60 2nd and 3rd Editions
There's additional solution for 2nd and 3rd Edition : LightBlue library.
from lightblue import *
device=finddevices()
C4r5 - Bluetooth for s60 3rd on e72
Can anyone help me in installing lightblue on my nokia e72, I have been capable of doing many things, and i am afraid I will probably be able to get it to work, but not in the correct manner, so any help appreciated, I tried to understand their website but failed when it came to creating a self-installer with the package manager. :s
This website has helped with many other things in the past, this is the first time i've had to ask a question.
Many thanksc4r5 07:27, 14 November 2011 (EET)