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Overview

BT Boosterpack is a serial port Bluetooth shield for LaunchPad. BT Boosterpack expand the LaunchPad with Bluetooth communication functions, supports master and slave mode. It will be much easier to make your cell phone or laptop to talk with LaunchPad now.

Go shopping BT BoosterPack (IM120704001)

Features

LaunchPad / LaucnchPad XL / LaunchPad XLL compatible, and stackable for other BoosterPack
Up to10m communication distance in house without obstacle
UART interface (TTL) with programmable baud rate (SPP firmware installed)
Default baud rate: 38400(CMD MODE) / 9600(DATA MODE), data bits: 8, stop bit: 1, Parity: No parity
Default PINCODE: 1234
A full set of configuration commandsOn board PCB antenna
FCC ID certificated

Specifications

Microprocessor	CSR BC417
PCB size	53.34mm X 43.18mm X 1.6mm
Indicators	PWR, status, link
Power supply	3.3V DC
IO	2
Communication Protocol	UART/Bluetooth 2.0

Electrical Characteristics

Specification	Min	Type	Max	Unit
Power Voltage	3	3.3	3.6	VDC
Input Voltage VH(Target Voltage = 3.3V )	3	3.3	3.6	V
Input Voltage VL:	-0.3	0	0.5	V
Current Consumption		20	45	mA

Hardware

Figure 1 Top view of BT shield V2.2

Pin Map

MODE	P1.0
TX	P1.1
RX	P1.2
BT_Ret	P1.3
Status	P1.4
Link	P1.5
EB6	P1.6
EB7	P1.7

Mode Button

The Mode Button is connected with PIO11 of HC-05. When Mode Button is pressed, the PIO11 of HC-05 will be in HIGH level, and the module will change to AT command mode.

If Mode Button is pressed in different status, HC-05 module will enter different AT mode.

AT command mode 1:

When the Mode Button is pressed after power on or reset (when the boosterpack is working in DATA mode), the boosterpack will enter AT command mode 1. The UART baud rate in AT command mode 1 is the same as Data mode, default 9600bps.

AT command mode 2:

When the Mode Button is pressed before power on, and hold until power on or reset, the boosterpack will enter AT command mode 2. The UART baud rate in AT command mode 2 is 38400bps.

The PIO11 pin is also connect to the P1.0 of LaunchPad, users can use the LanchPad to change the mode of BT Boosterpack in any time.

Reset Button

The Reset Button is connected with reset pin of HC-05. When Reset Button is pressed, the PIO11 of HC-05 will be in LOW level.

When Reset Button is pressed, the BT BoosterPack will reset.

The PIO11 pin is also connect to the P1.3 of LaunchPad, users can use the LaunchPad to reset the BT boosterpack in any time.

PWR LED

PWR LED is the indicator of power supply. When power on, it will keep lighting.

Status LED

The Status LED is connected to PIO8 of HC-05. It is the indicator of the BT Boosterpack working mode.

If the Status LED blinks at 1Hz, BT Boosterpack is in AT command mode 2.

If the Status LED blinks at 2Hz, BT Boosterpack is in AT command mode 1 or in pairing mode (in this mode, cannot transfer data yet).

If the Status LED double blinks, BT Boosterpack has finished pairing, and enter DATA mode, it’s ready for data transfer.

The PIO8 pin is also connect with the P1.4 pin of LaunchPad, users can use the LaunchPad to read the BT Boosterpack working mode.

Link LED

The Link LED is connected to PIO9 of HC-05, and it’s the indicator of Link/Connection status.

If the Link LED is light on, BT Boostpack is connected with some other

Bluetooth device, and ready for data transfer.

If the Link LED is light off, BT Boostpack is not connected with any other

device.

The PIO9 pin is also connect with P1.5 of Launch Pad, users can use the LaunchPad to read the link/connection status of BT Boosterpack.

AT command

1. Test command:

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT	OK	-

2. Reset

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+RESET	OK	-

3. Get firmware version

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+VERSION?	+VERSION:<Param> OK	Param : firmware version

Example:

AT+VERSION?\r\n

+VERSION:2.0-20100601

OK

4. Restore default

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ORGL	OK	-

Default state:

Slave mode, pin code :1234, device name: H-C-2010-06-01 ,Baud 38400bits/s.

5. Get module address

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ADDR?	+ADDR:<Param> OK	Param: address of Bluetooth module

Bluetooth address: NAP: UAP : LAP(HEX)

Example:

AT+ADDR?\r\n

+ADDR:1234:56:abcdef

OK

6. Set/Check module name:

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+NAME=<Param>	OK	Param: Bluetooth module name (Default :HC-05)
AT+NAME?	+NAME:<Param> OK (/FAIL)	Param: Bluetooth module name (Default :HC-05)

Example:

AT+NAME=HC-05\r\n set the module name to HC-05

OK

AT+NAME=ITeadStudio\r\n

OK

AT+NAME?\r\n

+NAME: ITeadStudio

OK

7. Get the Bluetooth device name:

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+RNAME?<Param1>	1. +NAME:<Param2> OK 2. FAIL	Param1,Param 2 : the address of Bluetooth device

Example: (Device address 00:02:72:od:22:24，name：ITead)

AT+RNAME? 0002，72，od2224\r\n

+RNAME:ITead

OK

8. Set/Check module mode:

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ROLE=<Param>	OK	Param: 0- Slave 1-Master 2-Slave-Loop
AT+ ROLE?	+ROLE:<Param> OK	Param: 0- Slave 1-Master 2-Slave-Loop

9. Set/Check device class

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+CLASS=<Param>	OK	Param: Device Class
AT+ CLASS?	1. +CLASS:<Param> OK 2. FAIL	Param: Device Class

10. Set/Check GIAC (General Inquire Access Code)

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+IAC=<Param>	1.OK 2. FAIL	Param: GIAC (Default : 9e8b33)
AT+IAC	+IAC:<Param> OK	Param: GIAC (Default : 9e8b33)

Example:

AT+IAC=9e8b3f\r\n

OK

AT+IAC?\r\n

+IAC: 9e8b3f

OK

11. Set/Check -- Query access patterns

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+INQM=<Param>,<Param2>, <Param3>	1.OK 2. FAIL	Param: 0——inquiry_mode_standard 1——inquiry_mode_rssi Param2: Maximum number of Bluetooth devices to respond to Param3: Timeout (1-48 : 1.28s to 61.44s)
AT+ INQM?	+INQM ：<Param>,<Param2>, <Param3> OK	Param: 0——inquiry_mode_standard 1——inquiry_mode_rssi Param2: Maximum number of Bluetooth devices to respond to Param3: Timeout (1-48 : 1.28s to 61.44s)

Example:

AT+INQM=1,9,48\r\n

OK

AT+INQM\r\n

+INQM:1, 9, 48

OK

12. Set/Check PIN code:

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+PSWD=<Param>	OK	Param: PIN code (Default 1234)
AT+ PSWD?	+ PSWD ：<Param> OK	Param: PIN code (Default 1234)

13. Set/Check serial parameter:

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+UART=<Param>,<Param2>,<Param3>	OK	Param1: Baud Param2: Stop bit Param3: Parity
AT+UART?	+UART=<Param>,<Param2>, <Param3> OK	Param1: Baud Param2: Stop bit Param3: Parity

Example:

AT+UART=115200，1,2,\r\n

OK

AT+UART?

+UART:115200,1,2

OK

14. Set/Check connect mode:

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+CMODE=<Param>	OK	Param: 0 - connect fixed address 1 - connect any address 2 - slave-Loop
AT+ CMODE?	+ CMODE:<Param> OK	Param: 0 - connect fixed address 1 - connect any address 2 - slave-Loop

15. Set/Check fixed address:

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+BIND=<Param>	OK	Param: Fixed address (Default 00:00:00:00:00:00)
AT+ BIND?	+ BIND:<Param> OK	Param: Fixed address (Default 00:00:00:00:00:00)

Example:

AT+BIND=1234，56，abcdef\r\n

OK

AT+BIND?\r\n

+BIND:1234:56:abcdef

OK

16. Set/Check LED I/O

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+POLAR=<Param1,<Param2>	OK	Param1: 0- PIO8 low drive LED 1- PIO8 high drive LED Param2: 0- PIO9 low drive LED 1- PIO9 high drive LED
AT+ POLAR?	+ POLAR=<Param1>,<Param2> OK	Param1: 0- PIO8 low drive LED 1- PIO8 high drive LED Param2: 0- PIO9 low drive LED 1- PIO9 high drive LED

17. Set PIO output

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+PIO=<Param1>,<Param2>	OK	Param1: PIO number Param2: PIO level 0- low 1- high

Example:

1. PIO10 output high level

AT+PI0=10，1\r\n

OK

18. Set/Check – scan parameter

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+IPSCAN=<Param1>,<Param2>,<Param3>,<Param4>	OK	Param1: Query time interval Param2 ： Query duration Param3 ： Paging interval Param4 ： Call duration
AT+IPSCAN?	+IPSCAN:<Param1>,<Param2>,<Param3>,<Param4> OK	Param1: Query time interval Param2 ： Query duration Param3 ： Paging interval Param4 ： Call duration

Example:

AT+IPSCAN =1234,500,1200,250\r\n

OK

AT+IPSCAN?

+IPSCAN:1234,500,1200,250

19. Set/Check – SHIFF parameter

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+SNIFF=<Param1>,<Param2>,<Param3>,<Param4>	OK	Param1: Max time Param2: Min time Param3: Retry time Param4: Time out
AT+ SNIFF?	+SNIFF:<Param1>,<Param2>,<Param3>,<Param4> OK	Param1: Max time Param2: Min time Param3: Retry time Param4: Time out

20. Set/Check security mode

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+SENM=<Param1>,<Param2>	1. OK 2. FAIL	Param1: 0——sec_mode0+off 1——sec_mode1+ non_secure 2——sec_mode2_ service 3——sec_mode3_l ink 4——sec_mode_u nknown Param2: 0——hci_enc_mod e_off 1——hci_enc_mod e_pt_to_pt 2——hci_enc_mod e_pt_to_pt_and_b cast
AT+ SENM?	+ SENM:<Param1>,<Param2> OK	Param1: 0——sec_mode0+off 1——sec_mode1+ non_secure 2——sec_mode2_ service 3——sec_mode3_l ink 4——sec_mode_u nknown Param2: 0——hci_enc_mod e_off 1——hci_enc_mod e_pt_to_pt 2——hci_enc_mod e_pt_to_pt_and_b cast

21. Delete Authenticated Device

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+PMSAD=<Param>	OK	Param: Authenticated Device Address

Example:

AT+PMSAD =1234,56,abcdef\r\n

OK

22. Delete All Authenticated Device

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ RMAAD	OK	-

23. Search Authenticated Device

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+FSAD=<Param>	1. OK 2. FAIL	Param: Device address

24. Get Authenticated Device Count

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ADCN?	+ADCN：<Param> OK	Param: Device Count

25. Most Recently Used Authenticated Device

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+MRAD?	+ MRAD：<Param> OK	Param: Recently Authenticated Device Address

26. Get the module working state

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ STATE?	+ STATE：<Param> OK	Param: "INITIALIZED" "READY" "PAIRABLE" "PAIRED" "INQUIRING" "CONNECTING" "CONNECTED""DISCONNECTED" "NUKNOW"

27. Initialize the SPP profile lib

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+INIT	1. OK 2. FAIL	-

28. Inquiry Bluetooth Device

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+INQ	+INQ: <Param1>, <Param2>, <Param3> …. OK	Param1：Address Param2 ： Device Class Param3 ： RSSI Signal strength

Example:

AT+INIT\r\n

OK

AT+IAC=9e8b33\r\n

OK

AT+CLASS=0\r\n

AT+INQM=1,9,48\r\n

At+INQ\r\n

+INQ:2:72:D2224,3E0104,FFBC

+INQ:1234:56:0,1F1F,FFC1

+INQ:1234:56:0,1F1F,FFC0

+INQ:1234:56:0,1F1F,FFC1

+INQ:2:72:D2224,3F0104,FFAD

+INQ:1234:56:0,1F1F,FFBE

+INQ:1234:56:0,1F1F,FFC2

+INQ:1234:56:0,1F1F,FFBE

+INQ:2:72:D2224,3F0104,FFBC

OK

29. Cancel Inquiring Bluetooth Device

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ INQC	OK	-

30. Equipment Matching

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+PAIR=<Param1>,<Param2>	1. OK 2. FAIL	Param1 ：Device Address Param2：Time out

31. Connect Device

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+LINK=<Param>	1. OK 2. FAIL	Param ： Device Address

Example:

AT+FSAD=1234,56,abcdef\r\n

OK

AT+LINK=1234,56,abcdef\r\n

OK

32. Disconnect

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+DISC	1. +DISC:SUCCESS OK 2. +DISC:LINK_LOSS OK 3. +DISC:NO_SLC OK 4. +DISC:TIMEOUT OK 5. +DISC:ERROR OK	Param ： Device Address

33. Energy-saving mode

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ENSNIFF=<Param>	OK	Param ： Device Address

34. Exerts Energy-saving mode

Command	Respond	Parameter
AT+ EXSNIFF =<Param>	OK	Param ： Device Address

Application Example

This is a demo that HC-05 is a master device and communicates to hc-06.

Step 1. Push the mode switch to CMD

Step 2. Power on, module enter command state

Step 3. Using baud rate 38400, send the ―AT+ROLE=1\r\n‖ to module, with ―OK\r\n‖ means setting successes.

Step 4. Send ―AT+CMODE=1\r\n‖, set HC-05 connect to any address, with ―OK\r\n‖ means setting successes.

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Datasheet for BT BoosterPack

Schematic for BT BoosterPack

Demo code for BT BoosterPack Loop

Demo code for BT BoosterPack Control

Useful Links

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 [[File:BT Boosterpack.jpg|thumb|400px|right]]
-BT Boosterpack is a serial port Bluetooth [[shield]] for LaunchPad. BT Boosterpack expand the LaunchPad with Bluetooth communication functions, supports master and slave mode. It will be much easier to make your cell phone or laptop to talk with LaunchPad now.
+[[BT BoosterPack|BT Boosterpack]] is a serial port Bluetooth [[shield]] for LaunchPad. [[BT BoosterPack|BT Boosterpack]] expand the LaunchPad with Bluetooth communication functions, supports master and slave mode. It will be much easier to make your cell phone or laptop to talk with LaunchPad now.
+Go shopping [http://imall.iteadstudio.com/bt-boosterpack.html BT BoosterPack (IM120704001)]
 ==Features==
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 The PIO11 pin is also connect to the P1.0 of LaunchPad, users can use the
-LanchPad to change the mode of BT Boosterpack in any time.
+LanchPad to change the mode of [[BT BoosterPack|BT Boosterpack]] in any time.
 ===Reset Button===
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 pressed, the PIO11 of HC-05 will be in LOW level.
-When Reset Button is pressed, the BT BoosterPack will reset.
+When Reset Button is pressed, the [[BT BoosterPack]] will reset.
 The PIO11 pin is also connect to the P1.3 of LaunchPad, users can use the
-LaunchPad to reset the BT boosterpack in any time.
+LaunchPad to reset the [[BT BoosterPack|BT boosterpack]] in any time.
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 Boosterpack working mode.
-If the Status LED blinks at 1Hz, BT Boosterpack is in AT command mode 2.
+If the Status LED blinks at 1Hz, [[BT BoosterPack|BT Boosterpack]] is in AT command mode 2.
-If the Status LED blinks at 2Hz, BT Boosterpack is in AT command mode 1 or in pairing mode (in this mode, cannot transfer data yet).
+If the Status LED blinks at 2Hz, [[BT BoosterPack|BT Boosterpack]] is in AT command mode 1 or in pairing mode (in this mode, cannot transfer data yet).
-If the Status LED double blinks, BT Boosterpack has finished pairing, and enter
+If the Status LED double blinks, [[BT BoosterPack|BT Boosterpack]] has finished pairing, and enter
 DATA mode, it’s ready for data transfer.
 The PIO8 pin is also connect with the P1.4 pin of LaunchPad, users can use the
-LaunchPad to read the BT Boosterpack working mode.
+LaunchPad to read the [[BT BoosterPack|BT Boosterpack]] working mode.
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 The PIO9 pin is also connect with P1.5 of Launch Pad, users can use the
-LaunchPad to read the link/connection status of BT Boosterpack.
+LaunchPad to read the link/connection status of [[BT BoosterPack|BT Boosterpack]].
 ==AT command==

Difference between revisions of "BT BoosterPack"

Latest revision as of 10:16, 15 June 2014

Contents

Overview

Features

Specifications

Electrical Characteristics

Hardware

Pin Map

Mode Button

Reset Button

PWR LED

Status LED

Link LED

AT command

1. Test command:

2. Reset

3. Get firmware version

4. Restore default

5. Get module address

6. Set/Check module name:

7. Get the Bluetooth device name:

8. Set/Check module mode:

9. Set/Check device class

10. Set/Check GIAC (General Inquire Access Code)

11. Set/Check -- Query access patterns

12. Set/Check PIN code:

13. Set/Check serial parameter:

14. Set/Check connect mode:

15. Set/Check fixed address:

16. Set/Check LED I/O

17. Set PIO output

18. Set/Check – scan parameter

19. Set/Check – SHIFF parameter

20. Set/Check security mode

21. Delete Authenticated Device

22. Delete All Authenticated Device

23. Search Authenticated Device

24. Get Authenticated Device Count

25. Most Recently Used Authenticated Device

26. Get the module working state

27. Initialize the SPP profile lib

28. Inquiry Bluetooth Device

29. Cancel Inquiring Bluetooth Device

30. Equipment Matching

31. Connect Device

32. Disconnect

33. Energy-saving mode

34. Exerts Energy-saving mode

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