My research has led me to a little bit of a dead end.
I have asked some questions over at Stackoverflow: SOCKET m_Socket = ::socket(PF_BTH, SOCK_SEQPACKET, BTPROTO_SCO) #define SOCK_SEQPACKET 5 /* sequenced packet stream */ #define AF_BTH 32 // Bluetooth RFCOMM/L2CAP protocols Socket b = new Socket(AddressFamily.Bluetooth, SocketType.Seqpacket, ProtocolType.SCOBluetooth) Is there a How to setup SCO on Windows 10? Is there SCO Support? It appears there is an Inbound Service that does accept external Headset but not the other way around. I am using Ws2.dll and Sockets, which do not seem to support Bluetooth Address Family with the SCO Protocols and Sequential Packets.ĭo I need to have a specific Bluetooth Profile Driver for the Hands Free Profile? I am using C#, currently in NON WinRT Code, but I dont mind changing this. The HF shall be ready to accept the synchronous connection establishment as soon as it has sent the AT commands AT+BCS= The AG may be capable of initiating an audio connection while no call is in process.Īfter sending the OK response the AG shall open the Synchronous Connection with the settings that are determined by the ID. The AG shall be capable of initiating an audio connection during a call process.
The HF may be capable of initiating an audio connection while no call is in process. The HF shall be capable of initiating an audio connection during a call process. It all appears to be working on that end. How can I get windows 10 to act and allow the HF Server Listner to accept the AG Connection? It seems Windows 10 is not supporting the HF SCO Connection? Please, if you could point me in the right direction. I want to use Windows 10 as a Hands Free Bluetooth device. My End Goal is for Windows to have a Conversation with me over Bluetooth via an external Mobile Phone.
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