btftp

Exchanges files with remote bluetooth device using OBEX file transfer profile

  Usage:

    btftp {-bBluetoothAddress | -nFriendlyName} [-cChannel] [-pPIN [-e]] 
          [-dRemoteFolder] [-a{get|put|list|delete}] file1 file2 ... 

     -b  Bluetooth address of target device in (XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX) format. 
     -n  Friendly name of target device.
     -c  RFCOMM channel (1-30). If specified, service lookup is not performed. 
     -a  Action to be performed. 
     -p  PIN code for authenticating with remote device.
     -e  Use encrypted connection (only if PIN authentication is used)
     -h  Prints this help screen.


  Notes:
    1. Using OBEX FTP profile usually requires authentification. Use -p switch with a PIN code or pair 
       the remote device before using btftp.
    2. Wildcards in remote file specifications are not supported in the current release of btftp.

  samples:

    1. List contents of root folder of the device named "Nokia 6630" :

	    btftp -n"Nokia 6630" -alist

    2. Get the file "e:\images\img001.jpg" from the device named "Nokia 6630" :

	    btftp -n"Nokia 6630" -aget -d"e:\images" img001.jpg

    2. Copy all text files from the current folder to the "e:\data" folder of the remote device with known address : 

            btftp -b(11:11:22:22:33:33) -aput -d"e:\data" *.txt

btftp 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

btftp is a part of Bluetooth command line tools suite.

Download setup package from the Bluetooth command line tools home page

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