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Set He Bluetooth Module To Command Mode and Execute The Following Commands in Hyper Terminal

Bluetooth module interfacing with UARTConfiguring of Server Set up Bluetooth module to Command mode and execute the following commands in hyper terminal

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Set He Bluetooth Module To Command Mode and Execute The Following Commands in Hyper Terminal

Bluetooth module interfacing with UARTConfiguring of Server Set up Bluetooth module to Command mode and execute the following commands in hyper terminal

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Configuring the Server Set he Bluetooth module to Command mode and execute the following commands in hyper terminal AT

Ok Ok Ok

//Test the UART communication channel to the Bluetooth module

AT+BTCMODE=1 //Module can be contacted by other Bluetooth devices AT+BTPMODE=1 AT+BTdmode=1


Ok
Ok Ok Ok ok // Accept paring request from remote device

//module can be discovered by other Bluetooth modules //requests authentication //Module dosent require encryption //Setting pin code to the local module //Setting name to the local module //Setting Bluetooth class ID

AT+BTSECMODE=1 AT+BTENCMODE=0

AT+BTPINMODE=1234 AT+BTNAME=spp server AT+BTCLASS=52020C


Ok Ok

AT+BTREGPORT=SPP PORT //Representing the name of the local SPP port

Change the Bluetooth module into Data mode, and connect it to 8051 microcontroller through DB9 pin Configuring the CLIENT AT
Ok

//Test the UART communication channel to the Bluetooth module

AT+BTCMODE=0 ok AT+BTPMODE=1
Ok

AT+BTdmode=0
Ok
Ok Ok ok

AT+BTSECMODE=1 AT+BTENCMODE=0

//requests authentication //Module dosent require encryption

AT+BTNAME=SPP CLIENT AT+BTCLASS=52020C


Ok

//Setting Bluetooth class ID

AT+BTINQ=10 //start an inquiry provedure for 10 sec +BTINQRES: 00800010AA02,SPP SERVER


ok

AT+BTRPORTS= 00800010AA02 +BTRPORT:SPP PORT,1


ok

AT+BTCONNECT=00800010AA02,1,1234,1,0
Ok

//BdAddress,PortNo,pin,NoRetry,TimeRetry

Change the Bluetooth module into Data mode, The modules are ready to transfer

ORG MAIN: MOV MOV MOV SETB

0000H TMOD,#20H TH1,#-3 SCON,#50H TR1

OVER: MOV DPTR,#MSG FN: CLR A MOVC A,@A+DPTR JZ OVER ACALL SENDCOM INC DPTR SJMP FN SENDCOM: MOV SBUF,A HERE: JNB TI,HERE CLR TI RET MSG: DBMESSAGE IS SENT BY BLUETOOTH,0 END

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