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Bluetooth Enabled Wireless Mouse and Keyboard Interconnectivity

The term Bluetooth refers to an open specification for a technology to enable shortrange wireless voice and data communications anywhere in the world. This specification is a result of the co-operation of many companies within an organization called the Bluetooth Special Interest Group . Due to its RF nature, devices need not be within line-of-sight and may even connect through walls or other non-metal objects. This allows for applications such as a cell phone in a pocket or a briefcase acting as a modem for a laptop or a PDA. This paper describes the development of a wireless mouse and keyboard application using Ericsson Bluetooth Development Kits (EBDK) and a protocol stack encapsulated in an ActiveX component.