btcom

Enables or disables remote bluetooth services, manipulates bluetooth COM ports.

  
  Usage:

    btcom {-c|-r} {-bBluetoothAddress | -nFriendlyName} [-s{sp|dun|GUID|UUID}]

     -c  Create association between COM port and a remote service (Enable non-COM service).
     -r  Remove association between COM port and a remote service (Disable non-COM service).
     -s  Remote service to use (Default is Serial Port Service)
     -b  Bluetooth address of remote device in (XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX) format. 
     -n  Friendly name of remote device.
     -h  Prints this help screen.

  Notes: 
    1. Service can be specified as a GUID (e.g. {00001124-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB}) or short UUID (e.g. 1124).
    2. Im most cases the remote device should be paired first before using "btcom" utility.

  samples:

    1. Associate Dialup Networking service of the device named "Nokia 6630" with local COM port:

	    btcom -n"Nokia 6630" -c -sdun

    2. Enable HID service of the Bluetooth mouse

            btcom -b"00:01:02:03:FF:FF" -c -s1124
		

btcom maintains the ERRORLEVEL environment variable. Zero means successful execution, any other value - error. Detailed error description is printed to the standard error output.

Download and install

btcom is a part of Bluetooth command line tools suite.

Download setup package from the Bluetooth command line tools home page

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