Hi David,
> Over at Jellingspot (www.jellingspot.com), we have a
client/server
> based location marketing server ... we'd just added
(not yet released)
> "bluecasting" abilities to this server ....
in short ... the server
> scans the area, and should send content to phones. We
have
> implemented hexadecimal discovery into the server,
which basically
> finds the hexadecimal number of the BT device in
question, and would
> send content to that phone garnered to that phone type
...
>
> My understanding was that each hexadecimal was unique
for each phone
> type ... however, it appears that it's unique for each
phone...
>
> Can somebody tell me, precisely, if the hexadecimal is
relates to
> specific phone type, phone chip, phone region, phone
brand, or ???? I
> was under the impression I'd be able to at least tell
if the phone
> would be a Nokia 7650 or 6600 .... is this type of
bluepriting
> possible, or is this beyond what BT allows (or what has
been
> implemented by device makers?)
I actually have no clue what you are talking about. I assume
you are
talking about the BD_ADDR of remote devices and in this
case, you can't
tell the brand or model from that 6 byte value. You can make
some wild
guesses, but that is basically it.
Regards
Marcel
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