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Where can I find the bluetooth command reference?
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS The commands and applications described in this document apply to Roving Networks Bluetooth data modules, e.g., RN41 and RN42. For Bluetooth audio module configuration information (e.g., RN52), refer to the Bluetooth Audio Module Command Reference User’s Guide.
Bluetooth radio reset and recovery can be implemented with or without firmware dependencies. IHV or OEM partners can extend the software-based reset mechanisms available on all Windows PCs with supported device- or firmware-level reset mechanisms to increase the likelihood of successful recovery. This topic is for developers.
How to check wireless adapter settings in command prompt?
To check the wireless adapter settings, use these steps: Open Start. Search for Command Prompt, right-click the top result, and select the Run as administrator option. Type the following command to view wireless settings and press Enter:
How do I connect a blue tooth device to my computer?
Before performing remote configuration using Bluetooth, first pair the Bluetooth module with your computer. For PCs with Bluetooth capability and running Windows, click Blue- tooth devicesin the system tray at the bottom right of your computer screen. Select Add a Bluetooth device and follow the on-screen instructions.
Which is the default mode for Bluetooth module?
The Bluetooth module has several operating modes, which you set using the SM com- mand in command mode. • Slave Mode (SM,0) —Default mode, in which other Bluetooth devices can discover and connect to the module. You can also make outbound connections in this mode.
What is the Bluetooth Comm reference for roving networks?
This document contains the software comm and reference and advanced configuration settings for Roving Networks Bluetooth datamodules. The document is applicable to all Bluetooth data modules modules (such as the RN41 and RN42), and USB dongles.
When does a set command take effect in Bluetooth?
Configuration settings modified with set commands do not take effect until the module has been rebooted, even though the get command may show otherwise. This document assumes that you have a working knowledge of Bluetooth operation and communications.