Data transfer between sensor and android phone through bluetooth

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I am developping an application that represents meassurements by a sensor on an android OS. The sensor contains the meassurements taken by moving. The sensor has a connection with Android through bluetooth. I switched the bluetooth on both the android phone and sensor on, and the phone recognized the sensor through its MAC address (this is the option of the phone itself). So the 'connection' is there, but how do I start from scratch with obtaining the data from that sensor? Does someone has an step by step example of how to do this? (I really don't have any experience in it, only basic Java).

Posted 5-Apr-13 10:52am

sraanwijzer

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e131 1-Jul-13 5:11am

Hi, I'm studying in Gdansk University of Technology and in my graduate work, I must, in the first place do the App which will connect biosensor with android phone. I doing this first time, and I don't have any idea how it's works. You have similar project, can you introducing me into details about how it's working? Maybe you can send me some advice? My email: jakub.rostkowski89@gmail.com

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abhijeetgupta1988 · Answer 1 · 2013-04-06T19:07:00

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there is an app in Google Play named Bluetooth SSP:
Blutooth SPP
It can help you communicate with your sensor and Android phone.

Posted 6-Apr-13 19:07pm

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