For A780 it is the following (to power on the bluetooth chip, to power off put a 0):
Maybe it works also with E6 or did you mean to make it visible and start bluetooth software?echo -ne "AT+EBTP=1\r" > /dev/mux0
Could you tell me the way to turn on/off bluetooth device by commands (in shell, ekonsole) ?
Thanks.
For A780 it is the following (to power on the bluetooth chip, to power off put a 0):
Maybe it works also with E6 or did you mean to make it visible and start bluetooth software?echo -ne "AT+EBTP=1\r" > /dev/mux0
Last edited by Halftux; 08-03-2011 at 08:34 AM.
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Motorola A1200 : Beast
Motorola MOTOROKR E6/E6e : GoldenBird/Bricked
Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 : Stock ROM (Gingerbread 2.3.6) - ROOTED
E6, too
Nothing happen when I type
echo -ne "AT+EBTP=1\r" > /dev/mux0
I don't think this AT command will work for A1200/E6 as both phones are gen2 phone and as said here
http://wiki.openezx.org/AT_commands
Note: on gen2 bluetooth power mode control from AP using PCAP2
so we will need other method to do this
Motorola A1200 : Beast
Motorola MOTOROKR E6/E6e : GoldenBird/Bricked
Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 : Stock ROM (Gingerbread 2.3.6) - ROOTED