Bluetooth AV Remote Control Target

Windows device driver information for Bluetooth AV Remote Control Target

The Bluetooth AV Remote Control Target device is used for the Blackberry Curve smartphone model. The Curve model is the first smartphone in the Blackberry line to make use of the OBEX protocol which allows users to receive and send files from other devices by utilizing the Bluetooth standard. The OBEX protocol is also implemented for using the Blackberry Curve as a remote control device for users’ home theater setups, and for using a stereo headset compatible with the Bluetooth protocol. Specifically, the Bluetooth AV Remote Control Target device is used for turning the Blackberry Curve as a remote control, as implemented by the OBEX protocol. The AVRCP or Audio/Video Remote Control Profile as specified by the Bluetooth SIG is developed to deliver a standard interface for controlling devices such as smartphones, hi-fi equipment, televisions, etc., to enable a single remote control to manage all audio and video equipment to which the user can access. It may likewise be utilized in conjunction with the VDP or A2DP.

With the AVRCP, users’ actions basically manipulate the control. They can alter menu functions that are usually used like the brightness of hue of a TV, a timer for the VCR, or audio functions such as skip, pause, and play among many others. The AVRCP defines 2 roles – that of a target device and a controller device. The controller device is basically the remote control device, while the target is the device whose characteristics will be modified. Similarly, the Bluetooth AV Remote Control Target device is the controller device, while the Blackberry Curve is the target device. The AVRCP protocol defines the capacity of the AV/C Digital Interface Command Set to be implemented, achieving easy operability and simple implementation. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and Bluetooth AV Remote Control Target errors before installing any driver updates.