Command Line Parameters for the Bluetooth API Test
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8/27/2008
For more information about command line parameters, see Editing the Command-Line for a Test.
To run the Bluetooth API Test
Load and start the operating system image with Bluetooth support on both CE devices.
Initiate Bluetooth pairing.
Verify the server is booted up and get the server Bluetooth address. (At the server side, no utility needs to be run for the Bluetooth API test.)
In the Windows Embedded CE Test Kit window, right-click on Bluetooth API Test, then choose Edit Command Line and edit as follows:
s tux -o -d bthapitst.dll -c"-s server_bt_address "
where server_bt_address is the Bluetooth address of the Windows Embedded CE-based device running as a server. For example, if the server address is 0123456789, the command line should read:
s tux -o -d bthapitst.dll -c"-s 0123456789"
From the Windows Embedded CE Test Kit window, start the Bluetooth API Test.