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Hello Guido,

[...]

> > I am trying to create a situation where my FreeBSD systems starts executing
> > certain commands when the mobile is in range. I think it is more handy
> > that the mobile initiates the connection.
> 
> Hmm.
> It seems there is no 'device out of range' event. Is that correct?

no, there is not. when device goes out of range, all active
connections to the device are terminated by the link manager
(firmware). the host (pc) just gets notification on connection
termination.

thanks,
max