[missing-sync-palmos-talk] Re: Bluetooth

Rodney Grim rgrim at willowsound.com
Sun Dec 28 21:16:55 PST 2003


Think so.

Though I I haven't tried it myself, both the Mac mouse and keyboard 
appear to be able to wake a "sleeping" Mac via Bluetooth. This 
AppleCare Knowledge Base article sorta touches on this:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86524

It looks like you have to have either built in Bluetooth with your Mac 
or the right D-Link adapter (both with the most up to date firmware). 
But, at least with some stuff, it's suppose to work...

I do have the right D-Link adapter, with updated firmware. Still, I 
couldn't get my T3 to "wake" my iMac or Powerbook when trying to 
connect.

On Dec 28, 2003, at 4:55 PM, Brian Hall wrote:

>> That'd be a feature I would upgrade for.
>
> We have that on the wish list...
>
>> Particularly if it woke the
>> Mac up from sleep when connecting with the T3.
>
> If that is technically possible, that would be great.
>
> Do you know of any other bluetooth apps that can wake up the Mac in 
> order
> to make a connection? I think it is more likely that bluetooth is 
> entirely
> off when asleep, otherwise you would be using too much power during 
> sleep.
> Back in the first generation powerbooks they were able to wake on a 
> modem
> ring, but that was because you could monitor a single line to go high 
> on
> the modem (RI aka Ring Indicator), but BT you'd have to have the
> transceiver powered up all the time, or at least "often enough" to 
> watch
> for a connection request.
>
> Brian
>
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