Bluetooth - simultaneous pairings
Discussion
With bluetooth, is it possible to have simultaneous pairings that work together...?
For example; a mobile (smart)phone connected via BT to a BT GPS receiver AND to a BT car handsfree kit.
When using a the phone for sat nav, it needs the BT GPS, but should I get a call, then the phone part works (currently via a wired handsfree kit).
Can I use a BT headset / BT handsfree kit in the car, or will the pairings go
Thoughts?
For example; a mobile (smart)phone connected via BT to a BT GPS receiver AND to a BT car handsfree kit.
When using a the phone for sat nav, it needs the BT GPS, but should I get a call, then the phone part works (currently via a wired handsfree kit).
Can I use a BT headset / BT handsfree kit in the car, or will the pairings go
Thoughts?
Plotloss said:
In fact you can have up to 32 concurrent connected BT devices, according to the standard.
My concerns (aside from WM5 as Judas points out) stem from the BT "standard" - been a while since I've done anything with it (paid the price for being an early adopter when devices meeting the standard didn't generally talk unless manufactured by the same people...
)Podie said:
Thanks gents.
The boss has an MDA Vario thing with CoPilot (*) (free deal including BT GPS receiver) and is looking to go BT headset.
(*) - surprisingly good actually.
The boss has an MDA Vario thing with CoPilot (*) (free deal including BT GPS receiver) and is looking to go BT headset.
(*) - surprisingly good actually.
No problems. Set up the CoPilot install. Then add the handsfree kit via the Bluetooth manager.
You can even choose whether you want the handsfree set to get the voice instructions from Copilot as well as the calls, or just the calls only. Choose this uner properties when the handsfree is connected.
I can have my sat-nav instructions playing through the car BT kit if I want...
Chris
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