How to save bluetooth log information

[Altair Creed]

Hi all,

Would you help me to find out the way to save bluetooth log information such as device ID, starting and ending time of connection? If a CAB can be automatically installed to perform the functionality?

Now I am using N95 to get connection log for researching, If you all have any idea about this then please let me know, what should be for that..

Thanks....

[Bon-Z]

I don't think, it can be possible but you can get the information from the installed operating system from where you are controlling the device. I don't have much experience regarding that but try my suggestion can be helpful. One thing need to remember, you can only get the device ID from the system. In case, if you are capable to do then one way is to create an application that will do it for you.

[Gonzo]

Hello friends,

According to me, it can't be done that's what you are describing your issue here. As far as, I know only think windows tells you is the bluetooth device ID, which if you aren't a geek it beautifully much useless. There are so many users think that it is useless, unless maybe you have a tracking software, I am also not sure which one software can help you to do but keep on searching for that we will send you the fix as soon as possible..

[Pugsly]

Hey dude,

I am getting your points but there is something missing and you need to do the same but you have to provide some more information related to your issues.

Could you make sure us the use case little bit more? What device ID you need to store in log? Is it BT connection start and stop you are going to log? Once these are destroyed, you will be able to find the proper answers.

[Regina]

If you need to get the information of the device then you can follow these steps:

1. Click on Start and move to the Control Panel.
2. Double-click Wireless Link.
3. Click to choose the Bluetooth device about which need to access information .
4. Choose Properties.
5. With the General properties sheet open, simultaneously press and hold CTRL+SHIFT.
6. While you hold down CTRL+SHIFT, click the Services tab.