Seems like no one here has played around with this wireless hardware so I am going to go ahead and get the Yamaha MD-BT01 Bluetooth Wireless MIDI Adaptor and do some testing in iOS, Android, and possibly Windows 10. If it works then I will probably get a few more but if not than I am out the $50 I paid for them.

Stand by for comments from me once I get the hardware in and test it out...

OK, I did some testing with these and they did not work out for me. I could not get them recognized as a usable device. The app that you use to manage these do allow you to rename them and update the firmware if needed but it never gets the device into a usable condition. I might play around with them again after a firmware update is released but at this moment they are useless to me, unfortunately.

Hi, perhaps the adapter does require the new Bluetooth LE (low energy) ?
A "smart ready" capable device (tablet/smartphone..) does usually support both classic and new bluetooth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_Low_Energy

Anyway, it's just an idea.
The fact that the connection already was established hints to another problem.
Missing bluetooth profiles, maybe.

I was using an iphone 6 for this round of testing which I would assume supports these bluetooth standards. I have some bluetooth 4.0 USB adapters coming in soon which specifically support LE so I will be doing a round of testing in Windows with those when they come in.

OK, I got it to work with my iPhone 6 and was able to use an app that acted as a keyboard to send midi signals to my sound module. Now all I need to do is find a MIDI player for the iPhone that can send a whole song over.

Tried my new bluetooth adapters in Win 8.1 but I could not get windows to pair with the MIDI BT adapter.