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    This document presents a technical paper on Bluetooth hotspots. A Bluetooth hotspot allows Bluetooth enabled mobile devices to access the internet without a GPRS connection. It provides secure internet access to multiple devices simultaneously. The system requires a server with Windows XP/7 and 512MB RAM and Bluetooth enabled client devices. The server software, written in Java, acts as a gateway between the clients and internet. The client software, written in J2ME, contains a registration form and feeds URLs to the server to display webpages on the client. The project has modules for device detection, client program distribution, and server management. It allows fast internet access where WiFi cannot be implemented.

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    This document presents a technical paper on Bluetooth hotspots. A Bluetooth hotspot allows Bluetooth enabled mobile devices to access the internet without a GPRS connection. It provides secure internet access to multiple devices simultaneously. The system requires a server with Windows XP/7 and 512MB RAM and Bluetooth enabled client devices. The server software, written in Java, acts as a gateway between the clients and internet. The client software, written in J2ME, contains a registration form and feeds URLs to the server to display webpages on the client. The project has modules for device detection, client program distribution, and server management. It allows fast internet access where WiFi cannot be implemented.

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    Bluetooth Hotspot

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    This document presents a technical paper on Bluetooth hotspots. A Bluetooth hotspot allows Bluetooth enabled mobile devices to access the internet without a GPRS connection. It provides secure internet access to multiple devices simultaneously. The system requires a server with Windows XP/7 and 512MB RAM and Bluetooth enabled client devices. The server software, written in Java, acts as a gateway between the clients and internet. The client software, written in J2ME, contains a registration form and feeds URLs to the server to display webpages on the client. The project has modules for device detection, client program distribution, and server management. It allows fast internet access where WiFi cannot be implemented.

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    Click to edit Master subtitle style URMIL PANDYA RITESH PARMAR NILESH PATEL

    BY

    TECHNICAL PAPER PRESENTAION


    Guide 4/24/12 Prof. S. B.

    ON

    BLUETOOTH HOTSPOT
    Hotspotgenerally refers to small areas of

    intense or important activity.

    A technology which allows Bluetooth enabled

    mobiles to access the internet.

    No need of GPRS connection in mobiles.


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    WHY BLUETOOTH HOTSPOT?


    Specially designed for mobile devices. Provides internet access to Multiple devices. Secure by using user authentication. Free of Cost and No complexity.

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    SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
    Server side:
    Vista Operating System: windows XP, 7 and Minimum RAM 512 MB Internet Connection

    Client side:
    Bluetooth Enabled Cell phone
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    SYSTEM COMPONENT
    BLUETOOTH HOTSPOT SOFTWARE

    SERVER SIDE SOFTWARE

    CLEINT SIDE SOFTWARE

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    IMPLEMENTATION
    Server side software
    Designed in Java. Acts as gateway between client Bluetooth

    devices and the Internet Server.


    Controlled by Hotspot manager. Centralized database.

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    IMPLEMENTATION
    Client side software
    Designed in J2ME. Executed on Bluetooth devices (client ). Contains the user registration form for security. Feeds the URL of required web page to the

    server.
    Displays the web page on the client device.
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    MODULES
    The Project is divided into 4 main modules
    Detection and Pairing of devices.

    Sending client program to appropriate device

    Server program to manage clients and their


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    request.

    PROCEDURE
    Server sends the file to client device through Bluetooth.

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    PROCEDURE
    The URL is then sent to Internet server.

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    PROCEDURE
    The web page is then sent to the Bluetooth Device.

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    PROCEDURE
    The client program opens the web page for client to read.

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    ADVANTAGES
    Time taken to fetch a web page will be

    very less for mobile client(around 15 sec).

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    ADVANTAGES
    Will provide Free surfing of Web to

    Multiple Mobile Users.

    Least complexity and secure. Very less Installation cost of server.

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    DISADVANTAGES
    Client can see the web pages in text

    only format.
    High Battery consumption. Bluetooth signal is Environment

    dependent.

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    APPLICATIONS
    Railway stations, malls and airport to

    access internet.
    It can be used For advertising

    Purpose.

    It can be used in the colleges to give

    any news or notice.

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    CONCLUSION
    It can be used where Wi-Fi cannot be

    implemented.

    Provides fast internet access. It can be further improved to support

    POST data request.

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    QUESTIONS

    ?
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    Thank You
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