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Meindert Sprang wrote:
With one or our Bluetooth enabled NMEA multiplexer, you can hook up four instruments and get all data to your toshiba over bluetooth. See www.shipmodul.com Those multiplexers are nice units, they'll sure solve a lot of problems with NMEA data sharing. Do you know, if you had two serial to BT adapters (on two different NMEA data sources for example) set up as slave units on a piconet with a BT master (on the OP's Toshiba for example), will the BT master output both of the NMEA inputs to same serial port? I don't know much about BT piconets but if the master could take the data from the slaves and sequence the outputs to the serial port used by the application, it might work for the situation here too. Jack -- Jack Erbes in Ellsworth, Maine, USA - jackerbes at adelphia dot net (also receiving email at jacker at midmaine.com) |
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