I just ordered a device and am eager to play with it. It seems that a lot of the lower level functionality is obfuscated by libraries and only LCAP is supported over bluetooth. I would like to talk to an application that uses RFCOMM - how hard would it be to plug in the btstack userlevel code in it's place? What bluetooth chipset lives in there?

Also, other than the one button, what other input mechanisms do you have? Is the screen a touchscreen (don't think so but that would be nice).

thnx,
reza

button is the only method of input... no touch screen

We're happy to help you get your app running with inPulse. L2CAP is actually quite easy to use. inPulse has a CSR BC4-ROM running inside it. Which host device are you trying to connect to (BB, Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, etc)?

I'd like to say that lower level functions are 'abstracted' rather than obfuscated...we went to great lengths to eliminate some of the hassles of dealing with embedded systems. If you need any further functions, just post here and we'll try to work with you to expose exactly what you need!