I have a garmin gps and a laptop, those two are connected true the
serialport on the laptop.
I have a ipaq2210 and want to have the nmea data from the serialport off the
laptop to the ipaq using bluetooth.

does anyone know how to do that ???

i use the laptop for navigation (gpspositionerpro), and for making wayponts,
tracks etc.
the ipaq needs to be a portable nmea repater. (so i can lay at the frontdeck
and call my wife to make a course change )

ascii to ascii dos to dos

greetz
bassie

"sprokkie" wrote in message
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I have a garmin gps and a laptop, those two are connected true the
serialport on the laptop.
I have a ipaq2210 and want to have the nmea data from the serialport off
the
laptop to the ipaq using bluetooth.

does anyone know how to do that ???

i use the laptop for navigation (gpspositionerpro), and for making
wayponts,
tracks etc.
the ipaq needs to be a portable nmea repater. (so i can lay at the
frontdeck
and call my wife to make a course change )

ascii to ascii dos to dos

greetz
bassie



Use a bluetooth-RS232 adapter of www.rovingnetworks.com .
"Bluetooth clients such as Palm and Pocket PC PDA's, laptops and cellphones
can directly connect to blueport via the bluetooth Serial Port Profile
(SPP), creating a virtual com port on the client device"
Connect your RS232-bluetooth adapter to your GPS or NMEA multiplexer or to
the TxD line of your computer COM port and use "passthrough" in your
navigation software to select the NMEA sentences you want in your ipaq. For
instrument connection diagrams via a mux also:
http://brookhouseonline.com/NMEA%20c...20diagrams.htm
As an alternative, go back to the cockpit.
Wout