> My name is Michael Ross and I'm currently working on a project
> to use a bluetooth signal sent via a Java MIDP application to
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> Jig Board, and is it possible to program AT commands using the
> microcontroller?
My only experience with Parani Bluetooth is with an SD100 serial
adapter. You mention of a "Jig Board", so is yours an ESD100,
or something else perhaps? Please note that the ESD100 user
manual (including "AT" commands) is available from
http://www.sena.com/download/manual/manual_parani_esd-v1.1.3.pdf
Based on my experience with the SD200, I'd expect most settings
to persist through "ATZ" resets and power-downs. The "AT&F"
reset on the other hand will restore factory defaults.
If your microcontroller can output serial data at a
character-framing and speed which the Parani is happy with,
then you can issue any supported "AT" commands to an SD or ESD
series Parani physically connected to it.
> 2. I am planning sending information on a character by
> character basis to the Parani, taking that and storing that in
> the microcontroller and comparing it to see if it matches a
> value that I previously have in the program. My first question
> is how does RTS and CTS work with the Pirani?
Hardware flow control (RTS/CTS) is optional. See section 3.4 of
the user manual for implementation details.
> My second question is if my microcontroller UART Routine
> handles the handshaking, would it be advisable to use the RTS
> and CTS lines (I guess do you have experience working with
> either or both cases).
On a quick look, I don't think you've got any other option if
you need to do handshaking. With a minimum speed of 1200 bps,
you might be able to run without handshaking if your equipment
is responsive enough.
> 3. Does the Pirani handle stack initialization etc... or will
> I have to do that with the phone.
I'm not sure what you're asking, but the manual is quite
comprehensive.
John
mross462@gmail.com - 11 Oct 2007 07:32 GMT
> mross...@gmail.com wrote:
> > My name is Michael Ross and I'm currently working on a project
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>
> John
John,
Thanks for the reply, I'll be keeping the group up to date.
Thanks once again,
M. Ross