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In that scenario, it is no longer bluetooth and no longer certified and therefore likely to be illegal mostly everywhere. Also, ofcourse you can change the sof
by coretx 2y ago
In that scenario, it is no longer bluetooth and no longer certified and therefore likely to be illegal mostly everywhere.
Also, ofcourse you can change the software of a software defined radio. Why do we even have to mention this here ?
- c_o_n_v_e_x 2y ago>Also, ofcourse you can change the software of a software defined radio. Why do we even have to mention this here ? You've interpreted their hand wavey marketing statement far too literally. Of course a plain vanilla bluetooth hardware + software stack won't be able to communicate with a satellite. They are saying that you can run their protocol on standard bluetooth chipsets for people who are designing NEW products. Loading a custom protocol onto an already certified product would nullify its certification. Why do we have to mention this here ?