Establishing A Bluetooth Connection; Bluetooth Communication - Michael MBWBLUE Mode D'emploi

Bluetooth LED:

Establishing a Bluetooth Connection

After the power-on of the device you should wait approximately 5 seconds before
trying to establish a Bluetooth connection. This period of time is necessary for
starting up all the modules in the MBWBLUE. Afterwards, you should go to the
Bluetooth configuration page of your computer and perform a device search. This
process differs from computer to computer, so please check also the manual or
online help of your computer.
To verify if the correct MBWBLUE device is found you can compare the found
Bluetooth name with the name / serial number on the back of the device (e.g.
MBWBLUE 0ABB01).
If you are asked for an authorization code / PIN, enter four times zero: 0000.
You should then bind the MBWBLUE device to a virtual serial port (SPP, serial profile
protocol) using the Bluetooth configuration page of your computer. Note the virtual
serial port, which is attributed to the MBWBLUE (e.g. COM12). By opening this port,
the Bluetooth connection is automatically established and you are able to send
commands to the MBWBLUE.

Bluetooth Communication

After having bound the MBWBLUE to a virtual serial port of your computer you can
start reading the radio frames. The virtual serial port should be opened with:
115200,8,N,1
Flashes 1x slowly: no Bluetooth connection (CON)
Flashes 2x rapidly: Bluetooth connection (CON)
The amber CON LED lights up some seconds after the
device has been switched on. If there is a permanent error
in the Bluetooth module, the amber LED stays on
permanently. In this case, switch the device off and on
again.
If no Bluetooth connection is established the CON LED
flashes one time slowly.
If there is a Bluetooth connection established the CON
LED flashes two times rapidly.
115200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity bit, 1 stop bit,
hardware flow control or no flow control
MBWBLUE 11