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4.2.2. Main Menu

4.2.2. Main Menu

Sending the “Enter” character to the adapter accesses its main menu. This is also sometimes referred to as “Carriage Return”.

All basic configuration options for adapter are accessed via this menu. Advanced features are not available from the menu interface.

Users wishing to alter “advanced” settings can do so by either using the Windows Configuration application documented above, or by using the commands documented below.

4.2.3. Communications Parameters

Selecting option 1 from the “Main Menu” menu displays the Communications settings menu.

It is from this menu that all available serial port settings can be changed. The available options are detailed below.

The factory set communications parameters for your adapter are as follows…

Baud Rate:

115,200

Data Bits:

8 (non-configurable)

Parity:

None

Stop Bits:

1

You can alter these settings by using the configuration menu options shown below.

The user is first prompted to change the Baud Rate. The current setting is shown. To change the baud rate, just type the rate you want to use and press <enter>. The Adapter will accept any number you type, but will set the baud rate to the one that’s closest to what it can actually achieve.

Press “Esc” to skip this setting – the current setting will remain unchanged

Manual for BL-819 / 830

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Contents BL-819 VersionRS232 Bluetooth Adapters Product Manual2.1. BL-819 13. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 11. CUSTOM FACTORY CONFIGURATION12. TROUBLESHOOTING 14. REGULATORY INFORMATION1.1. Preamble 1. Introduction1.2. Products and Firmware 2.3. BL- 819 / 830 Power Options 2. Physical Product Features2.2. Comparison of BL-819 and BL-830 Features 2.1. BL-8193.1. Configuration features at a glance 3. Product Configuration3.2. Installing the Configuration Applications 3.4. Using the Configuration Wizard 3.3. Opening the Configuration ApplicationsPage 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 InfoParity 3.6. Current SettingsBaud Rate Stop BitsClient/Server PIN CodePartner Device Connect Using Page 14 ofDevice Name 3.7. Advanced SettingsDevice Address DiscoverabilityPossible use Who can Pair?Who can it connect to? Who can Connect?Handshaking Switch RoleClass of Device Connect SchemeInteractive Menu Low Power ModePage 18 of 3.9. Upgrade Device 3.8. Default settingsPage 19 of 4. Alternative Product Configuration 4.1. Accessing the configuration menus and commands4.2. Configuration Menu 4.2.1. Navigation4.2.3. Communications Parameters 4.2.2. Main MenuPage 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 Commands9.3.2. Bluetooth Enable your PC 9.3. Server Connecting to adapter from a remote Bluetooth device9.3.1. Configure and connect the adapter 9.3.3. Discover the device9.3.4. Secure the relationship 9.3.5. Connect to the Serial Port profile10. Worked Examples 11. Custom Factory Configuration10.1. Scientific equipment data logging 12. Troubleshooting 13.2. Power requirements 13. Technical Specifications13.1. Storage and Operating Environment 14.2. Important Notice for use in France and Italy 14. Regulatory Information14.1. Europe - EU Declaration of Conformity 14.3. Rest of WorldDate Version HistoryVersion Author