General BlackBerry® 10 Smartphone Functions and Features

[Banbara]

Hello,

Blackberry Z10.

In the technical specifications there is just  Bluetooth 4.0LE . What protocols are supported by the z10 Bluetooth and especially it supports you it SAP protocol.

[Xandrex]

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Banbara wrote:

Hello,

Blackberry Z10.

In the technical specifications there is just  Bluetooth 4.0LE . What protocols are supported by the z10 Bluetooth and especially it supports you it SAP protocol.

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It supports at least all what whas already supported by BlackBerry 7...

• headset
• handsfree
• serial port profile:
• desktop connectivity
• Wireless bypass
• data transfer
• SIM Access Profile (is this what you meant by SAP protocol?)
• dial-up networking
• AudioSource
• A/V Remote Control Target
• and certainly new stuff that I am not even aware of.

[Banbara · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Thank you for your answer. Yes actually ptrotocol SAP is what matches to SIM, but the correct name is SAP (Sim access profile). This protocol is the best as it is used in the car, because in this case, the phone is on standby in the car, and this is the installation of vehicle that takes over, with a primary benefit is the use of the antenna outside the vehicle.

Thank you for your help.

[ACFraser1]

Hi

Carphone warehouse in the UK called Blackberry technical support on my behalf and were told that it definitely does have remote sim access profile. I then called the support line and spoke with a different person who also confirmed that it had it. 

So I'm pretty confident that it does. However if this is true Blackberry are missing a trick in not having rSAP on their specs for the Z10. It is on the specs of other Blackberry's which by its omission leads you to believe that it doesn't have it.

It's a go/no go decision for me on whether I by it or not as I need it to connect to audi connect in my new audi.

A   

[Banbara]

Hi,

I'm in the same situation, and I expect an update to the specifications of the Z10 by Blackberry. I do not understand this gap, because for them it is an advantage that the windows phone does not support this protocol.

[ACFraser1]

Totally agree Banbara

[Tigershark24]

Be careful, the Torch was meant to be rasp compatible but lots of people had problems with making a connection and maintaining it.

I would like confirmation who has actually connected with the profile.

[Tigershark24]

Sorry **bleep** auto complete should have read rsap!

[Tigershark24]

Funny it bleeped me for saying d*mn!

[robbieDubya]

My information is that rSAP is currently not supported...