Brainboxes BL-830, BL-819 manual Current Settings, Baud Rate, Parity, Stop Bits, Data bits

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3.6. Current Settings

3.6. Current Settings

The Current Settings section is broken down into two sections; Local Device Settings and Partner Device Settings. Each field will be discussed further below.

When the Current Settings has been selected, an additional section appears in the left-hand section called Default Settings. Both sections can be expanded at the same time to enable the user to view the current settings and the default settings at the same time.

As each section is opened, the previously opened section will close to prevent information moving off the bottom of the screen and thus requiring the user to scroll down.

Whenever a setting is changed, the field changes colour to indicate that a change has been made but not applied.

Baud Rate

Click the drop down arrow at the far right of this field to display a list of popular baud rates. Due to some technical limitations, it is not possible for the product to achieve all of these baud rates exactly, although most of them are available to within 1%. Normal RS232 operation is not affected by such small differences in data rates unless very long streams of continuous data are being used. The Actual baud rate achieved is displayed next to your selection.

This option is only applied when the “Apply” icon is clicked. Along with updating the device, the application will immediately change its own communications parameters to match those new settings so it can continue to interact with the device. Multiple changes to communications settings are ALL applied when the “apply” icon is selected.

NOTE: It is possible for the adapters to be configured to baud rates that are not supported by a PC’s COM port. If your application requires such a “non-standard” baud rate, you may no longer be able to communicate to the Adapter from your PC. If you “apply” the setting inadvertently, you can restore the default settings of the Adapter by performing a reset as documented below.

The adapter’s normal factory set baud rate (and default baud rate) is 115200 baud.

Parity

Click the drop down arrow at the far right of this field to display the available options for Parity.

This option is only applied when the “Apply” icon is clicked. Along with updating the device, the application will immediately change its own communications parameters to match those new settings so it can continue to interact with the device. Multiple changes to communications settings are ALL applied when the “apply” icon is selected.

Stop Bits

Click the drop down arrow at the far right of this field to display the available options for Stop Bits.

This option is only applied when the “Apply” icon is clicked. Along with updating the device the application will immediately change its own communications parameters to match those new settings so it can continue to interact with the device. Multiple changes to communications settings are ALL applied when the “apply” icon is selected.

Data bits

Unfortunately this setting cannot be changed. Your RS-232 Adapter only supports the 8 data bit format. Thus there is not a configuration menu option for this setting.

Manual for BL-819 / 830

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Contents Version RS232 Bluetooth AdaptersBL-819 Product Manual2.1. BL-819 11. CUSTOM FACTORY CONFIGURATION 12. TROUBLESHOOTING13. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 14. REGULATORY INFORMATION1. Introduction 1.1. Preamble1.2. Products and Firmware 2. Physical Product Features 2.2. Comparison of BL-819 and BL-830 Features2.3. BL- 819 / 830 Power Options 2.1. BL-8193. Product Configuration 3.1. Configuration features at a glance3.2. Installing the Configuration Applications 3.3. Opening the Configuration Applications 3.4. Using the Configuration WizardPage 7 of There are two types of handshaking RTS/CTS and DTR/DSR The Low power modes can be turned on or off here 3.5. Using the Configuration Utility Page 10 of3.5.2. Port Settings 3.5.3. Support/Links 3.5.1. Device Info3.6. Current Settings Baud RateParity Stop BitsPIN Code Client/ServerPartner Device Connect Using Page 14 of3.7. Advanced Settings Device AddressDevice Name DiscoverabilityWho can Pair? Who can it connect to?Possible use Who can Connect?Switch Role Class of DeviceHandshaking Connect SchemeLow Power Mode Interactive MenuPage 18 of 3.8. Default settings 3.9. Upgrade DevicePage 19 of 4. Alternative Product Configuration 4.1. Accessing the configuration menus and commands4.2. Configuration Menu 4.2.1. Navigation4.2.2. Main Menu 4.2.3. Communications ParametersPage 22 of 4.2.5. Bluetooth Parameters 4.2.4. Handshaking4.2.6. Display, Restore and Update Current and Factory Settings 4.2.7. Disabling Interactive Menu Page 25 of4.2.8. Upgrading Firmware 4.3. Command Interface e.g. svc?CR5. Remote Configuration 6. Resetting the Product7. Upgrading your device Then Click “Next” A progress bar indicates how the procedure is going 8. Physically connecting to your RS232 device 8.1. Configuring the communications parameters9. Connecting adapters over Bluetooth 9.1. Client/Server Pair “Cable Replacement”9.1.2. Configuration by Menu 9.1.3. Configuration by Commands9.3. Server Connecting to adapter from a remote Bluetooth device 9.3.1. Configure and connect the adapter9.3.2. Bluetooth Enable your PC 9.3.3. Discover the device9.3.4. Secure the relationship 9.3.5. Connect to the Serial Port profile11. Custom Factory Configuration 10. Worked Examples10.1. Scientific equipment data logging 12. Troubleshooting 13. Technical Specifications 13.2. Power requirements13.1. Storage and Operating Environment 14. Regulatory Information 14.1. Europe - EU Declaration of Conformity14.2. Important Notice for use in France and Italy 14.3. Rest of WorldVersion History VersionDate Author