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I have a hard time getting started with a simple bluetooth example which has to connect to a host specified by “192.168.0.1” on a port 123.
All samples that I found initiate a connection given a MAC address or a UUID that looks very different.
Is there a simple sample somewhere which shows this kind of connection – or do I miss something trivial here?
Many thanks
“192.168.0.1” port 123 are addresses for IP. Bluetooth doesn’t use IP, so those numbers are meaningless for a BT connection. Bluetooth hardware devices are identified by a unique 48-bit address. Bluetooth protocol software services are identified by UUIDs.