it seems that what you need is the bluetooth facade. Here are some commands pertaining to bluetooth that might be helpful to you:
bluetoothAccept
bluetoothActiveConnections
bluetoothConnect
bluetoothDiscoveryCancel
bluetoothDiscoveryStart
bluetoothGetConnectedDeviceName
bluetoothGetLocalAddress
bluetoothGetLocalName
bluetoothGetRemoteDeviceName
bluetoothGetScanMode
bluetoothIsDiscovering
bluetoothMakeDiscoverable
bluetoothRead
bluetoothReadBinary
bluetoothReadLine
bluetoothReadReady
bluetoothSetLocalName
bluetoothStop
bluetoothWrite
bluetoothWriteBinary
checkBluetoothState
toggleBluetoothState
To call any of these commands you would do something like
import android
droid = android.Android()
#call your commands with droid.bluetoothcommand
droid.bluetoothDiscoveryStart()
#or
droid.toggleBluetoothState(True)
Here is an example of some bluetooth functions, it is included with SL4A, but I added the comments for clarity:
import android #for bluetooth functions
import time #for waiting
#get everything setup
droid = android.Android()
#turn on bluetooth
droid.toggleBluetoothState(True)
#ask user
droid.dialogCreateAlert('Be a server?')
droid.dialogSetPositiveButtonText('Yes')
droid.dialogSetNegativeButtonText('No')
droid.dialogShow()
#get user response to question
result = droid.dialogGetResponse()
#if the result is 'Yes' ('positive') then is_server is set to True
is_server = result.result['which'] == 'positive'
if is_server:
#so if is_server is true make the device discoverable and accept the next connection
droid.bluetoothMakeDiscoverable()
droid.bluetoothAccept()
else:
#attempts to connect to a device over bluetooth, the logic being that if the phone
#is not receiving a connection then the user is attempting to connect to something
droid.bluetoothConnect()
if is_server:
result = droid.getInput('Chat', 'Enter a message').result #Gets a message to send
#via bluetooth
if result is None:
droid.exit() #exit if nothing is in the message
droid.bluetoothWrite(result + '\n') #otherwise write the message
while True: #receives a message
message = droid.bluetoothReadLine().result
droid.dialogCreateAlert('Chat Received', message)
droid.dialogSetPositiveButtonText('Ok')
droid.dialogShow()
droid.dialogGetResponse()
result = droid.getInput('Chat', 'Enter a message').result
if result is None:
break
droid.bluetoothWrite(result + '\n')
droid.exit()
Finally, for a full list of bluetooth commands, check out http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/wiki/ApiReference and scroll down to the bluetooth facade. Best of luck!