Hello, Here is a little program I wrote as a proof of concept only for a customer.  It has a simple UI that allows the user to scan a bdaddr and hit a button that pairs the handheld with that bdaddr.  The app supports only one device at a time, and once you pair with a new device, all previous pairings are deleted. Hayden Eastman Southeast Area TA

Hello  Jon There is an easy way to do this - There are two API's AddFavorites() and DeleteFavorites() these allow you to add or remove a profile from BT explorer.  The interface is via a file - you pass in the file name to the API's.  The file contains the profile and its easy to specify a serial profile, port, mac address etc.. When there app opens the com port as there is already a profile BT explorer creates the virtual com port etc..  And then just open the virtual com port and print in the normal way. This is the easiest way to do this - There is a SymScript command to do this.  I have had some customers unwilling to touch the SS1 API so we have in the past written a script to add the profile and they pass the MAC address of the printer on the command line.  So all they do in there app is call SymScript with the correct command line. - Not ideal but it works.

Also, look at the Blueprint sample Jim Fuccello previously posted: https://devcentral.symbol.com/shwmessage.aspx?ForumID=61&MessageID=… -Dave

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