Brainboxes BL-830, BL-819 specs

There are two types of handshaking RTS/CTS and

This Screen will allow you to change the RS-232 Port settings for communication to the Adapter.

Baud Rate, Parity and Stop Bits can be changed to suit the type of connection your applications require.

NB It is possible to select higher baud rates than a standard RS-232 port can achieve. If this does happen and configuration becomes impossible please perform a long reset (See Section 6)

The Standard Bluetooth Properties of the Adapter are presented next, along with the MAC address of the device. This is not user changeable.

The User can change the Local Device Name, Discoverability, Security Mode, Encryption Options and the Class of Device.

The Handshaking Options and Proximity Mode of the device are configurable on this screen.

There are two types of handshaking RTS/CTS and

DTR/DSR.

For more information on Proximity Modes please see ‘Connection Scheme’ on page 17

Manual for BL-819 / 830

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Brainboxes BL-830, BL-819 manual There are two types of handshaking RTS/CTS and DTR/DSR

Contents

Version RS232 Bluetooth AdaptersBL-819 Product Manual 2.1. BL-819 11. CUSTOM FACTORY CONFIGURATION 12. TROUBLESHOOTING13. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 14. REGULATORY INFORMATION 1.2. Products and Firmware 1. Introduction1.1. Preamble 2. Physical Product Features 2.2. Comparison of BL-819 and BL-830 Features2.3. BL- 819 / 830 Power Options 2.1. BL-819 3.2. Installing the Configuration Applications 3. Product Configuration3.1. Configuration features at a glance Page 7 of 3.3. Opening the Configuration Applications3.4. Using the Configuration Wizard 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 of 3.5.2. Port Settings 3.5.3. Support/Links 3.5.1. Device Info 3.6. Current Settings Baud RateParity Stop Bits Partner Device PIN CodeClient/Server Connect Using Page 14 of 3.7. Advanced Settings Device AddressDevice Name Discoverability Who can Pair? Who can it connect to?Possible use Who can Connect? Switch Role Class of DeviceHandshaking Connect Scheme Page 18 of Low Power ModeInteractive Menu Page 19 of 3.8. Default settings3.9. Upgrade Device 4. Alternative Product Configuration 4.1. Accessing the configuration menus and commands 4.2. Configuration Menu 4.2.1. Navigation Page 22 of 4.2.2. Main Menu4.2.3. Communications Parameters 4.2.5. Bluetooth Parameters 4.2.4. Handshaking 4.2.6. Display, Restore and Update Current and Factory Settings 4.2.7. Disabling Interactive Menu Page 25 of 4.2.8. Upgrading Firmware 4.3. Command Interface e.g. svc?CR 5. Remote Configuration 6. Resetting the Product 7. 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 parameters 9. Connecting adapters over Bluetooth 9.1. Client/Server Pair “Cable Replacement” 9.1.2. Configuration by Menu 9.1.3. Configuration by Commands 9.3. 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 device 9.3.4. Secure the relationship 9.3.5. Connect to the Serial Port profile 10.1. Scientific equipment data logging 11. Custom Factory Configuration10. Worked Examples 12. Troubleshooting 13.1. Storage and Operating Environment 13. Technical Specifications13.2. Power requirements 14. Regulatory Information 14.1. Europe - EU Declaration of Conformity14.2. Important Notice for use in France and Italy 14.3. Rest of World Version History VersionDate Author