Bluetooth Modem Gateway Settings
You can configure the modem gateway through the registry. Registry settings for the modem gateway are located under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\Modemgw registry key.
Note The default registry values vary depending on which features are included in your platform. For more information, see Default Registry Settings.
The following table shows the named values for the Modemgw registry key:
| Value : type | Description |
|---|---|
| ModemPortName : REG_SZ | Specifies the existing COM port for the modem. |
| BthPortName : REG_SZ | Specifies the Bluetooth COM port that will be created by the service; this COM port need not be present in the system. |
| ModemBaud : REG_DWORD | Specifies the Baud rate. This setting is optional. |
| ModemParity : REG_DWORD | Specifies a standard Win32 parity configuration, such as NOPARITY. This setting is optional. |
| ModeByteSize : REG_DWORD | Specifies a standard Win32 byte-size configuration. Values ranging from 4-8 are valid for this setting. This setting is optional. |
| ModemStopBits : REG_DWORD | Specifies a standard Win32 byte stop-bit configuration, such as ONESTOPBIT. This setting is optional. |
| ModemFlowControl : REG_DWORD | Specifies the flow control of the modem. This setting can have the following values:
This setting is optional. |
| ModemDCB : REG_BINARY | Specifies the DCB for the modem port. This setting is optional. |
| MTU : REG_DWORD | Specifies the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) for the Bluetooth RFCOMM session. This setting is optional. |
| Channel : REG_DWORD | Specifies the service channel. This setting is optional. If no value is specified for this setting, use 0xfe or auto-allocate a service channel. |
| Authenticate : REG_DWORD | Default set to non-zero. Setting this value to 0 disables authentication of the connection. This setting is optional. |
| Encrypt : REG_DWORD | Default set to non-zero. Setting this value to 0 disables encryption of the connection. This setting is optional. |
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Last updated on Thursday, April 08, 2004
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