Using Bluetooth in Communicating with the device

The following procedure needs to be followed when using a BLUETOOTH connection.

Activate BLUETOOTH on your Symbian device.
Modify the STAT.ini file to include -bt as your transport option, as shown below.

[SectionOne] comport=0 [SectionTwo] transport=bt [SectionThree] logging=0 debugport=1
Start the STAT tool. This will connect and advertise STAT as one of the available BLUETOOTH services.

Ensure that your BLUETOOTH dongle is connected correctly. Note the com port to which it is mapped.
Browse to your Symbian OS device using your BLUETOOTH neighbourhood. Refresh by pressing F5. You should see a STAT serial port service. Right click and connect. This will pair your PC and the STAT service.

You are now ready to communicate with the Symbian OS device and use TestDriver over a BLUETOOTH connection.

Here is an example on how to run a test over a bluetooth connection:

> TestDriver run -p arm4 -b urel -s test1.test2.testA -t bt6

where 6 is the mapped comport number for the BLUETOOTH dongle.

In the example above, serial1 specifies that serial transport will be via com port 1 on the PC.

NOTE: If -t option is not specified, the transport defaults to serial2 (com port 2).

Using Bluetooth