Integration of home digital network and Bluetooth wireless communication system
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https://doi.org/10.26636/jtit.2003.1.154Keywords:
wireless communications, multimedia systems, multimedia services, multimedia home platform, digital networkAbstract
The paper presents new method of integration home digital network with Bluetooth wireless communication system. In this new application Bluetooth is used as one of the main ways of communication and information exchange between elements of the system for integrated, centralized control of the digital devices in the multimedia home platform. Bluetooth enables communication between multimedia gateway with the HTTP server inside and personal communication assistants (PCA), special kind of the remote control. The aim of the system is centralization of services in the multimedia gateway and integration of different services using only one control device.
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