how do wireless bluetooth adapter work
Wireless access points receive a signal from a wireless adapter requesting a connection. Wireless adapters can also be set up to act as wireless access points. This kind of setup is called ad hoc. Bluetooth adapters connect from one adapter to another, though this typically serves to pair the devices for a specific purpose, such as sharing a file or connecting a wireless earpiece to a phone. In order to mitigate problems from too many devices connecting to a single access point, wireless adapters use a Request To Send, or RTS.