Could you explain your solution a bit more? did u just add a jumper between pin 0 and pin1?
Sure. No jumpers were used. This line of code on the Netduino:
Bluetooth = new SerialPort(SerialPorts.COM1, 9600, Parity.None, 8, StopBits.One);
makes Pin0 and Pin1 defined for serial usage. Pin1 becomes the TX pin (send data) and Pin0 becomes the RX pin (receive data). I needed to connect them to the opposite corresponding pin on the Bluetooth.
(VCC goes to 5V and GND goes to ground - I'm omitting it in the drawing to just focus on what i changed)
The Netduino's send data has to be processed by the Bluetooth's receive data. The Bluetooth's send data has to be processed by the Netduino's receive data.
When I connected the RX to the RX and the TX to the TX, I was getting garbage data when it was sent, very similar to yours, with values like 6, 0, 0, 248 regardless of what i sent.