Hi arie,

Welcome to the forum.

Some of the beginner’s answers can be found using the site’s search function.

For instance this previously posted answer. It refers to a “Bluetooth device” but applies to PICs hosting USB in general.

Quote Originally Posted by PJALM View Post
As far as I know PICs can only be used as a USB Device not a USB Host as you would require to connect the USB Bluetooth device. To do this you would need to get a USB Host controller and connect it to the PIC. Unfortunatly I havn't seen anyone do this yet but if I do I will post more info.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3119

skimask is correct not a simple task.

-Adam-