Panasonic BlueRS+ SPP, PAN 1455, PAN 1555 Bluetooth module AT Command Reference

BlueRS+ - SPP

AT Command Reference

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Table of contents

1 Introduction.......................................................................................................... 7

2 Commands .......................................................................................................... 8

&C

&D

&F

&K

DCD Control ................................................................................. 10

DTR Control ................................................................................. 10

Load Factory Defaults .................................................................. 10

Flow Control ................................................................................. 11

&R

&S

&V

&W

CTS Control ................................................................................. 11

DSR Control ................................................................................. 11

Display Configuration ................................................................... 12

Store Active Configuration............................................................ 12

A

A/

Accept Incoming Call.................................................................... 12

Repeat Last Command Line ........................................................ 12

BACCL Bluetooth Serial Service Access Level......................................... 12

BARSSI Read Absolute RSSI Value .......................................................... 13

BARSSIIO Signaling Absolute RSSI Value at GPIO ...................................... 14

BCLASS Bluetooth Class of Device ............................................................ 14

BCRYPT Encryption .................................................................................... 16

BINQ Search Bluetooth Devices ............................................................ 17

BINQDEL Delete Remote Device Or Service ............................................... 18

BINQLIST Show Inquired Bluetooth Devices ................................................ 19

BINQND Request Device Name During Device Search ............................. 20

BINQSD Discover Services During Device Search..................................... 20

BINQSERV Discover Services of Device......................................................... 21

BLINKP Link Policy .................................................................................... 21

BNAME Local Device Name ...................................................................... 22

BND Bond With a Bluetooth Device...................................................... 22

BNDDEL Delete Bonding Information.......................................................... 23

BNDLIST Show Bonded Device List ............................................................ 23

BNDS Storage Mode for Bonds .............................................................. 23

BNDSIZE Bonded Devices List Size............................................................. 24


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BOAD Bluetooth Own Device Address.................................................... 24

BOFCON Fast-Connection Mode ................................................................. 24

BOSCH Own Server Channel Number ...................................................... 25

BOSRV Own Service Profile (UUID).......................................................... 25

BOSRV2 Own Second Service Profile (UUID) ............................................ 25

BPIN

BPSM

Bluetooth Device PIN (Passkey) .................................................. 26

Scanning Capability ..................................................................... 26

BPSRI Page-Scan Repetition Interval...................................................... 27

BPSRM Page-Scan Repetition Mode ........................................................ 27

BPSRW Page-Scan Repetition Window..................................................... 28

BR Baud Rate .................................................................................... 28

BRAD, BRAD2, BRAD3 Bluetooth Remote Device Address.......................... 28

BRBD Connected Device Address.......................................................... 29

BRNAME Connected Device Name ............................................................. 29

BROLE Device Role .................................................................................. 29

BRSCH Remote Bluetooth Server Channel............................................... 30

BSECIN Authorization Mode for Incoming Connection .............................. 30

BSECOUT Authorization Mode for Outgoing Connection .............................. 31

BSIZE Block Size .................................................................................... 31

BSMAX Maximum Sniff Interval................................................................. 32

BSMIN Minimum Sniff Interval.................................................................. 32

BSMODE Sniff Support ................................................................................ 32

BSNAME Local Service Name ..................................................................... 33

BSNAME2 Local Second Service Name ........................................................ 33

BSTPOLL Update Interval for Radio Statistics .............................................. 34

BSUPTIM Supervision Timeout..................................................................... 34

CAPA Call Pause .................................................................................... 34

CATO

CCTS

CDCD

CDSR

Call Timeout to Abort.................................................................... 35

CTS Control ................................................................................. 35

DCD Control ................................................................................. 35

DSR Control ................................................................................. 35


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CDTR

CMDS

CONF

CRI

D

DL

DBITS

DTR Control ................................................................................. 35

Command Set .............................................................................. 36

Enter BlueRS+ Configurator......................................................... 36

RI Control ..................................................................................... 36

Initiate Bluetooth Link ................................................................... 37

Initiate Bluetooth Link to Last Dialed Bluetooth Address.............. 38

Data Bits....................................................................................... 38

DEFA Default Settings ............................................................................ 38

DEVMODE Device Mode Indication ................................................................ 38

DEVMSEL Device Mode Selection................................................................. 39

E Local Echo ................................................................................... 39

FLASH

FLC

H

I

Load New Firmware ..................................................................... 39

Flow Control ................................................................................. 40

Disconnect ................................................................................... 40

Display Version Information ......................................................... 40

IDLE

LOAD

O

OPT

Idle Data Timeout ......................................................................... 41

Load Stored Parameter Setting.................................................... 41

Return to Online State.................................................................. 41

Option Register ............................................................................ 41

PRTY

PWD

Parity ............................................................................................ 42

Power Down Mode ....................................................................... 42

Q Suppress Results ......................................................................... 43

QUIT, EXIT, GO Activate Parameter Changes .............................................. 43

RBACCL Remote Config Port Access Level................................................ 43

RBSNAME Remote Config Port Service Name .............................................. 43

RESET Reset Device ................................................................................ 44

RFMAXTXPWR Maximum Output Power ...................................................... 44

RIDLE

RPC

Remote Config Port Idle Data Timeout ........................................ 44

Remote Port Configuration Enable............................................... 45

RPWD Remote Config Port Password ..................................................... 45

RSTMSG Startup Message .......................................................................... 46


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RSTTIM Startup Timer................................................................................ 46

S

SAVE

AT S Register ............................................................................... 46

Store Parameter Changes............................................................ 47

SBITS Stop Bits ....................................................................................... 47

SERMODE Serial Mode .................................................................................. 48

SHOW Show Parameter Settings............................................................. 48

SHOWALL Show All Parameter Settings........................................................ 48

TXFWD Timer for Data Forwarding ........................................................... 48

V Result Message Format ............................................................... 49

VER

VERB

Show Version String of Firmware................................................. 49

Show Version String of Bootloader .............................................. 49

W

Z

Extended Result Codes................................................................ 49

Load Stored Settings.................................................................... 50

3 Automatic Connection Establishment................................................................ 52

4 Remote Configuration........................................................................................ 52

5 Firmware Update ............................................................................................... 53

6 Power Management .......................................................................................... 54

6.1

Deep-Sleep State ......................................................................................... 54

6.2

Power-Down State........................................................................................ 55

6.3

Idle State ...................................................................................................... 55

7 Appendix............................................................................................................ 56

7.1

Diagnostic And Error Messages ................................................................... 56

7.1.1

AT Result Codes .......................................................................... 56

7.1.2

Bluetooth Error Codes.................................................................. 56

7.2

Table for Coding Bluetooth Services ............................................................ 58

8 History ............................................................................................................... 60


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1 Introduction

This documentation describes the command interface for the following models within the BlueRS+ product family:

• PAN1455 / PAN1555 featuring software version 1.001.1 or later

The BlueRS+ has two different operating modes, the command mode and the online mode. In the command mode, the BlueRS+ can be controlled using the commands described below. In the online mode (data transfer mode), the BlueRS+ transmits each character to the remote device via the existing Bluetooth link.

To enter the command mode during an active data connection the following sequence (escape sequence) can be used:

<delay time

1

><+><+><+><delay time>

The time interval between each of the three plus signs must not exceed 1 second.

The escape sequence remains transparent to the remote device.

Regardless of which command set is used (see the AT**CMDS parameter), the

BlueRS+ can be configured after power-on using the BlueRS+ configurator. To enter the BlueRS+ configurator, perform the steps below (only applicable if the startup message has been enabled with AT**RSTMSG=1):

• Start your terminal emulation program (e.g. HyperTerminal) with the following settings: 9,600 bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit (8/N/1).

• Power on the BlueRS+ and wait until the startup message is displayed.

+++ Press <CR>,<CR>,<ESC>,<ESC> to enter BlueRS+ configurator +++

• Type in quickly (time slot is defined in AT**RSTTIM command, see page 46) the

sequence <CR> <CR> <ESC> <ESC> to enter the BlueRS+ configurator.

• The BlueRS+ configurator acknowledges the sequence by outputting version information and a “#” prompt. At that point, you can configure the BlueRS+ using the commands described below (Configurator syntax). Save the configuration if required. The new settings take effect after leaving the BlueRS+ configurator.

1

Delay time defined in the S12 register (see page 47)


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2 Commands

Each command line sent from the DTE to the DCE consists of a prefix, a body, and a terminator.

With the exception of the command A/ (repeat command), all command lines begin with the prefix AT (ASCII 065, 084) or at (ASCII 097, 116).

The body is a string of characters in the ASCII range 032-255. Control characters other than <CR> (carriage return; ASCII 013) and <BS> (back space; ASCII 008) in a command line are ignored.

The terminator is <CR>.

There is no distinction between upper-case and lower-case characters. A command line can have a maximum length of 80 characters. It is automatically discarded if the input is longer. Corrections are made using <BS>. Multiple commands on the same command line are allowed; they can be entered without a separator (e.g.

AT&K0E0W1).

Commands denoted with “**” are advanced configuration commands. Multiple “**” commands in one command line have to be separated by a semicolon “;” (e.g.

AT**BNAME=Test;**BPSM=2).

Basic commands have the following syntax:

Syntax Description

<command> [<number>] Write the value of the command

If a command expects <number> and it is missing value “0” is assumed.

Advanced configuration commands have the following syntax:


**<command> Read the current value of the command

**<command>? Display a help text for the command

To get an overview of the commands supported by BlueRS+, a number of special commands are available, such as:


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Command Description

**help Show all available commands

**show

**showall

Show commonly used parameters and their values

Show all configurable parameters and their values

S parameters have the following syntax:


S<parameter number>?

S<parameter number>=[<value>]

Reads the current value of the command

Writes the value of the command

If no value is given, an error result code is returned, and the stored value is left unchanged.

There are two types of responses - information text and result codes - that are sent back to the host. Information text may consist of a single line or multiple lines. Result codes may be transmitted as a number or as a string, depending on the user-

selectable setting (see the ATV command on page 49). For a detailed description of

the supported result codes see the chapter entitled “AT Result Codes” (page 56).

The factory-default values of the parameters marked using bold letter format.


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AT syntax: AT&C<mode>

This command determines the behavior of the DCD control line of the BlueRS+.

Mode Description

0 DCD always ON

1

DCD ON indicates a Bluetooth connection

2

4

DCD follows local DTR

DCD follows remote DCD

AT syntax: AT&D<mode>

This command determines the behavior of the DTR line in controlling a Bluetooth connection.


0 Ignore: Incoming calls will be accepted independently of the DTR status; DTR drop does not disconnect an active connection

1

2

2

4

7

3

Cmdmode: During an active connection dropping the DTR line performs a switch from online mode into command mode

Control: Incoming calls will be accepted only when DTR is ON; DTR drop disconnects an active connection

Hangup: Incoming calls will be accepted independently of the DTR status; DTR drop disconnects an active connection

Reset device: DTR drop initiates a software reset

&F Load Factory Defaults

AT syntax: AT&F<value>

The factory-default values will be loaded. For storing values in non-volatile memory, use the AT&W command.

Value Description

0

1

Set general parameters to factory defaults

Set general and proprietary parameters to factory defaults

2

This mode is only applicable when using AT command mode (cmds=0).

3

When using PAN1455/PAN1555 the default value is 0.


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AT syntax: AT&K<mode>

This command determines the flow control behavior of the BlueRS+ during the data communication phase.


0 No local flow control between the DTE and BlueRS+

3

Local flow control is set to hardware handshake RTS/CTS

5

6

Hardware flow control RTS/CTS in data mode and in command mode

Inverted RTS state is signaled to remote host as RI

AT syntax: AT&R<mode>

This command determines the behavior of the CTS control line of the BlueRS+.


1

Hardware flow control RTS/CTS, CTS is always ON if flow control is disabled

3 CTS follows remote CTS

In case transmitting the CTS line via Bluetooth (AT&R3) is selected, the local flow control needs to be disabled (AT&K0).

AT syntax: AT&S<mode>

This command determines the behavior of the DSR control line of the BlueRS+.


0

DSR always ON

1

2

3

4

5

DSR ON indicates a Bluetooth connection

DSR follows DTR

DSR follows DCD

DSR follows remote DSR

DSR Off Hook


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AT syntax: AT&V

This command displays the current configuration of the BlueRS+.

Param. Description

AT&V Displays the current configuration of the AT command setting

AT&V1 Displays the current configuration of the extended AT command setting

&W Store Active Configuration

AT syntax: AT&W

The active configuration is stored in non-volatile memory.

A Accept Incoming Call

AT syntax: ATA

This command accepts an incoming call if automatic call acceptance is not set

(Register S0=0). An incoming call is always signaled with the unsolicited response

“RING“ or code “2“, even if automatic call acceptance is selected.

Note: Must be the last command in an AT command line.

A/ Repeat Last Command Line

AT syntax: A/

This command repeats the commands of the most recently entered command line.

Note: No AT prefix is required.

BACCL Bluetooth Serial Service Access Level

AT syntax: AT**BACCL | AT** BACCL=<mode>

Configurator syntax: baccl | baccl =<mode>

This command defines the accessibility and visibility of the Bluetooth serial service.


0

1

2

Serial service is neither accessible nor visible

Serial service is accessible but not visible

Serial service is accessible and visible


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BARSSI Read Absolute RSSI Value

AT syntax: AT**BARSSI

Configurator syntax:

barssi

This read-only parameter contains the absolute receive signal strength value acquired on the last poll interval (see AT**BSTPOLL parameter). The value is returned as a signed byte in hexadecimal notation. If the update interval is 0, the returned value will also be 0.

The result of the AT**BARSSI command is a signed byte in hexadecimal notation.

That means if the highest bit (bit 7) is 1, the number is negative, and you get the value by building the two’s complement.

Conversion table:

…

…

…

...

The higher the value (hexadecimal value), the better the receive signal. Most common results are in the range of -20 dBm to -80 dBm.

When there is no Bluetooth connection the result isn't defined, amongst other things thats because there is no "neutral" value.


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BARSSIIO

4

Signaling Absolute RSSI Value at GPIO

AT syntax: AT**BARSSIIO | AT**BARSSIIO=<mode>

Configurator syntax: barssiio | barssiio=<mode>

This command controls the signaling of the receive signal strength value at GPIO.


0

Signaling absolute RSSI value at GPIO disabled

1 Signaling absolute RSSI value at GPIO enabled

Additionally the AT**BSTPOLL parameter must be configured to a value unequal 0.

The receive signal strength will be indicated at the GPIO’s 5, 8 and 10. The following states are possible:

IO5 IO8 IO10 Description

1 0 0 Too near

1 0 1 Too near

0 0 0 OK

0 0 1 OK

0 1 0 OK

0 1 1 OK

1

1

1

1

0

1

Too far away

Too far away

Receive signal strentgh

>= -30 dB ???

>= -30 dB ???

< -83 dB

< -90 dB

The GPIO signals are only valid during an established Bluetooth connection. The value is a moving average, it will be altered more often if the data troughput is higher. The refreshing rate depends on the setting of the AT**BSTPOLL parameter.

BCLASS Bluetooth Class of Device

AT syntax: AT**BCLASS | AT**BCLASS=<value>

Configurator syntax: bclass | bclass=<value>

This command allows the manipulation of the Bluetooth class of device/service

(CoD).

Note: Changing the class of device affects profile-specific requirements and may influence interoperability. Change this only if you are certain of all side effects.

The CoD consists of 3 octets (24 bits). Bits 23 through 13 define the service class, bits 12 through 8 define the major device class, and bits 7 through 2 define the minor device class. Bits 1 and 0 are reserved and must always be set to 0.

4

This command applies to BlueMod+C11/G2 only.


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The service class field is a bit field; no bit, one bit or several bits can be set, depending on the profile requirements.

Service classes:

Bit Description

13 Limited discoverable mode

14 Reserved

15 Reserved

16 Positioning (location identification)

17 Networking (LAN, ad-hoc, …)

18 Rendering (printing, speaker, …)

19 Capturing (scanner, microphone, …)

20 Object transfer (v-inbox, v-folder, …)

21 Audio (speaker, microphone, headset service, …)

22 Telephony (cordless telephony, modem, headset service, …)

23 Information (Web server, WAP server, …)

The major device class field represents the highest level of granularity for defining a

Bluetooth device. The main function of a device is used to determine the major device class setting (bits 12 through 8 in the CoD).

Major device class:

Bit 12 11 10 9 8 Description

0 0 0 0 1 (desktop, notebook, PDA, organizer, …)

0 0 0 1 0 Phone (cellular, cordless, payphone, modem, …)

0 0 0 1 1

0 0 1 0 0 Audio/video (headset, speaker, stereo, video display, VCR, …)

0 0 1 0 1 Peripheral (mouse, joystick, keyboards, …)

0 0 1 1 0 Imaging (printing, scanner, camera, display, …)

1 1 1 1 1

The minor device class field (bits 7 through 2 in the CoD) can be interpreted only in the context of the major device class (but independently of the service class field).

The meaning of the bits may therefore change depending on the major device class.


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Minor device class values for the “Computer” major device class:

Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 Description

0 0 0 0 0 0 Uncategorized, specific device code not assigned

0 0 0 0 1 1 Laptop

Minor device class values for the “Phone” major device class:

Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 Description

0 0 0 0 0 0 Uncategorized, specific device code not assigned

0 0 0 0 0 1 Cellular

0 0 0 0 1 0 Cordless

For the description of other minor device classes, refer to the Bluetooth specification.

Note: Values can be entered in hexadecimal notation (0x…). Leading zeros can be omitted.

Examples: at**bclass=0x1F00 Uncategorized, specific device code not specified

BCRYPT Encryption

AT syntax: AT**BCRYPT | AT**BCRYPT=<mode>

Configurator syntax: bcrypt | bcrypt=<mode>

Enable or disable the encryption of the information transferred via Bluetooth.

Please note the Bluetooth connection must be authenticated (see AT**BSECOUT,

AT**BSECIN parameters) to allow encryption.


0

Encryption disabled


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BINQ Search Bluetooth Devices

AT syntax: AT**BINQ | AT**BINQ=<mode>

Configurator syntax: binq | binq=<mode>

With this command, an automatic search for all discoverable Bluetooth devices, and optionally their names and/or services, will be initiated.

As a result, the creation of the binqlist list will be initiated. The list can be read using the AT**BINQLIST command. If the inquiry has not terminated when the

AT**BINQLIST command is issued, the BlueRS+ will return “inquiry active”.

The entries of the binqlist contain the Bluetooth device address, the Bluetooth device names, the available services (profiles), and the RSSI value. The RSSI value represents the absolute receive signal strength of the found Bluetooth device.

The creation of this list may take from 12 seconds (if only Bluetooth device addresses are discovered) up to several minutes. This depends on the setting of the

AT**BINQND, AT**BINQSD parameters and the behavior of the remote devices discovered. A maximum of 16 Bluetooth devices and services can be stored in the internal database.

If AT**BINQND and/or AT**BINQSD are enabled, the name and/or service discovery for each device discovered might take an average of 2 seconds. A

“complete” inquiry with name and/or service discovery for 16 devices will take approximately 45 seconds.


0

The command terminates immediately with “OK”. The search process is executed silently in the background.

1

2

The inquiry/service discovery results will be shown “live”. The command terminates with

“OK” once the search process is finished. During the search process the BlueRS+ reports the device and service information. If more than 16 devices are found, the message

“RESOURCE ERROR” will be displayed.

The inquiry/service discovery results will be shown “live”. The command terminates with

“OK” once the search process is finished. If the database cannot accommodate the devices found (because it is already full), instead of returning a “RESOURCE_ERROR” message, the devices/services are listed with their numbers set to “d--“ for devices and “s--“ for services.

Note: The performance of the command is influenced by the AT**BINQND and

AT**BINQSD parameters.


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Examples: at**binq at**binq 1

(at**binqnd=1)

(at**binqsd=0) at**binq 2

(at**binqnd=0)

(at**binqsd=1) starting inquiry.....

OK starting inquiry..... d01: 008025128F72 0x001F00 -072 d02: 008025087843 0x001F00 -078

… d16: 008025129025 0x001F00 -077

RESOURCE ERROR

… starting name/service discovery..... d01: 008025128F72 0x001F00 -072 BlueRS+E/G2 8F:72 d02: 008025087843 0x001F00 -078 BlueMod+C11/G2 78:43

… d16: 008025129025 0x001F00 -077 BlueRS+E/G2 90:25

OK starting inquiry..... d01: 00802500211A 0x001F00 -075 d02: 000000330400 0x001F00 -056

… d16: 0080250021FD 0x001F00 -065 d--: 0002EE447120 0x500204 -083 d--: 008025070AAF 0x001F00 -077 d--: 0080250041ED 0x001F00 -079 starting name/service discovery..... d01: 00802500211A 0x001F00 -075

s01: uuid: 1101 sChan: 001E sName: config port

s02: uuid: 1101 sChan: 0001 sName: serial port d02: 000000330400 0x001F00 -056

s01: uuid: 1101 sChan: 0001 sName: serial port

… d16: 0080250021FD 0x001F00 -065

s01: uuid: 1101 sChan: 0001 sName: serial port

OK

BINQDEL Delete Remote Device Or Service

AT syntax: AT**BINQDEL <dx>,[sx]

Configurator syntax: binqdel <dx>,[sx]

This command deletes a remote device or a service of a remote device from the

binqlist list.


dx sx

Reference to device list entry of remote device in binqlist (d01...d16)

Reference to service number of device list entry of remote device in binqlist

Examples: at**binqdel d01 Delete device d01 from binqlist at**binqdel d01,s2 Delete service s02 of device d01 from binqlist


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BINQLIST Show Inquired Bluetooth Devices

AT syntax: AT**BINQLIST

Configurator syntax: binqlist

This request returns the list of Bluetooth devices found. The list entries show the

Bluetooth device addresses and Bluetooth device names requested by the

AT**BINQ command.

For each Bluetooth device, the services (profiles) found will be shown (for a list of

valid services see page 58 “Table for Coding Bluetooth Services”).

These entries can be accessed by selectors d01...dnn to address the Bluetooth device and the selectors s01...snn to address the Bluetooth devices’ service channel.

The internal database is limited to 16 Bluetooth devices. If more than 16 devices are found, the binqlist contains a “list broken” entry at the end.

Responses

d01: <brad1> <cod1> <rssi1> <brname1>

s01: uuid: <service> sChan: <cn> sName: <service name>

s02: uuid: <service> sChan: <cn> sName: <service name> d02:B <brad2> <cod2> <rssi2> <brname2>

s01: uuid: <service> sChan: <cn> sName: <service name> d03: <brad3> <cod3> <rssi3> <brname3>

OK inquiry active

OK if the search initiated by AT**BINQ is still active list empty

OK if no Bluetooth device is found

Properties of found Bluetooth device

brad Bluetooth device address (12 digits) cod Class of device (hexadecimal value) brname service cn brsname

B

Bluetooth remote name

Service of Bluetooth device (hexadecimal value)

Channel number used for service type (hexadecimal value)

Service name used for service type

Bonded device (indicates an existing link key)

Note: The performance of the command is influenced by the AT**BINQND and

AT**BINQSD parameters.


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Example: at**binqlist

(at**binqnd=1)

(at**binqsd=1) d01: 0002EE447120 0x500204 -078 Nokia 6310i

s01: uuid: 1111 sChan: 0002 sName: Fax

s02: uuid: 1105 sChan: 0009 sName: OBEX Object Push

s03: uuid: 1112 sChan: 000C sName: Audio Gateway

s04: uuid: 1101 sChan: 0003 sName: COM 1

s05: uuid: 111F sChan: 000D sName: Voice Gateway

s06: uuid: 1103 sChan: 0001 sName: Dial-up networking d02: 00802500211A 0x001F00 -075 Loopback RS+E

s01: uuid: 1101 sChan: 001E sName: config port

s02: uuid: 1101 sChan: 0001 sName: BlueRS+E serial port d03:B 008025002023 0x001F00 -068 BlueRS+E 20:23

s01: uuid: 1101 sChan: 0001 sName: serial port d04: 00032FFFB61C 0x420210 -082 Bluetooth Modem

s01: uuid: 1101 sChan: 0001 sName: Serial port

s02: uuid: 1103 sChan: 0001 sName: Dial-up Networking


OK

BINQND Request Device Name During Device Search

AT syntax: AT**BINQND | AT**BINQND=<mode>

Configurator syntax: binqnd | binqnd=<mode>

This command controls the performance of a name request on each inquired device during the execution of the AT**BINQ command.


0 No name request is performed

1

Names are requested from remote device

Note: Each name request to a remote device can take an average 2 seconds.

BINQSD Discover Services During Device Search

AT syntax: AT**BINQSD | AT**BINQSD=<mode>

Configurator syntax: binqsd | binqsd=<mode>

This command controls the performance of a service discovery on each inquired device during the execution of the AT**BINQ command.


0

No service discovery is performed

1 Services are discovered from remote device

Note: Each service discovery to a remote device can take an average 2 seconds.


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BINQSERV Discover Services of Device

AT syntax: AT**BINQSERV | AT**BINQSERV=<brad> | <dx>,[ux]

Configurator syntax: binqserv | binqserv=<brad> | <dx>,[ux]

This command performs a service discovery on a single device.


brad dx ux

Bluetooth remote device address (12 digits)

Reference to device list entry of remote device in binqlist (d01...d16)

Specific UUID to search for

The command needs a Bluetooth device address or a device selector dx from the

binqlist as a parameter. The information gathered is returned immediately and inserted into the binqlist.

The internal database is limited to 16 Bluetooth devices. If the database cannot accommodate the devices found (because it is already full), instead of returning a

“RESOURCE_ERROR” error code, the devices/services are listed with their numbers set to “d--” for devices and “s--” for services.

Examples: at**binqserv 0002EE447120 Get service information for device with Bluetooth address

0002EE447120 d03: 0002EE447120 0x500204 -069 Nokia 6310i


s02: uuid: 1105 sChan: 0009 sName: OBEX Object Push

s03: uuid: 1112 sChan: 000C sName: Audio Gateway


s05: uuid: 111F sChan: 000D sName: Voice Gateway

s06: uuid: 1103 sChan: 0001 sName: Dial-up networking

OK at**binqserv d11 at**binqserv d03,u1101

Get service information for device d11 from binqlist d11: 0080250021FD 0x001F00 -073 BlueRS+E 21:FD

s--: uuid: 1101 sChan: 0001 sName: serial port

Get service information for device d03 from binqlist for service 0x1101 d03: 0002EE447120 0x500204 -069 Nokia 6310i


OK

AT syntax: AT**BLINKP | AT**BLINKP=n

Configurator syntax: blinkp | blinkp=n

This command defines the link policy (bit mask) for device requests for a new

Bluetooth link.

Bit 2 1 0 Function

1 0 0 Enable support


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Examples: at**blinkp=1 at**blinkp=4 at**blinkp=5

Device supports role switch feature

Device supports sniff feature

Device supports role switch feature and sniff feature

BNAME Local Device Name

AT syntax: AT**BNAME | AT**BNAME=<name>

Configurator syntax: bname | bname=<name>

This command allows the modification of the local device name. The device name is shown on a remote Bluetooth device during device/service discovery. It is limited to

50 characters.

The device name can contain a format string to include the device’s own address or parts of it in the name.

Format: "%[<s>][<d>]a"

“%”

<s>

<d>

“a”

Identifier start format string

Character separator on byte order (optional)

Number (1-12) of digits included in device name (optional, default is 4)

Identifier end format string

Examples: Device address = "0123456789AB"

at**bname=BlueRS+E %:4a

at**bname=BlueRS+E %4a at**bname=BlueRS+E %:3a at**bname=BlueRS+E %3a at**bname=BlueRS+E %:12a

Display on remote end: BlueRS+E 89:AB

Display on remote end: BlueRS+E 89AB

Display on remote end: BlueRS+E 9:AB

Display on remote end: BlueRS+E 9AB

Display on remote end: BlueRS+E 01:23:45:67:89:AB

BND Bond With a Bluetooth Device

AT syntax: AT**BND=<device>[,PIN]

Configurator syntax: bnd=<device>[,PIN]

This command initiates a bonding process with a remote Bluetooth device. <device> can either be the device address of the remote device or the dxx device selector from the binqlist.

The optional <PIN> parameter is the passkey used to generate the bond. If <PIN> is omitted, the passkey configured with the AT**BPIN command is used.

If the bonding succeeds BlueRS+ returns “SUCCESS”, otherwise “FAILED”.


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Bonded devices are stored in the bndlist. The number of bonded devices which can be stored in the bonded device list is defined in the AT**BNDSIZE parameter. If all entries are used, a new bond will overwrite the least recently used one.

Example:

BNDDEL Delete Bonding Information

AT syntax: AT**BNDDEL=<mode>

Configurator syntax: bnddel=<mode>

This command deletes the bonding information stored by the BlueRS+.


b<x>

Delete the bond of the device with device selector b<x> from bndlist; the remaining bond list entries get new index numbers all Delete all bonded devices

BNDLIST Show Bonded Device List

AT syntax: AT**BNDLIST


bndlist

This command shows information about the devices bonded with the BlueRS+.

Example: at**bndlist b01: 000461811C0F THA-W2K b02: 00802500211A Loopback RS+E

OK

BNDS Storage Mode for Bonds

AT syntax: AT**BNDS | AT**BNDS=<mode>

Configurator syntax: bnds | bnds=<mode>

This command controls the storage mode for bonding information (link keys).


0

1

Bonds persists for the duration of the authenticated connection

Bonds are permanently stored in the NVRAM of the BlueRS+


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BNDSIZE Bonded Devices List Size

AT syntax: AT**BNDSIZE | AT**BNDSIZE=<value>

Configurator syntax: bndsize | bndsize=<value>

This command reduces the number of entries (1…10) the bonded-device list can hold.

The default size depends on the product for which the firmware is designed.

Currently it is 10 for SPP versions and 1 for versions that support audio profiles (HS-

HS/HS-AG).

Note: Modification of this parameter will delete all entries in the bonded-device list.

Example: at**bndsize=1 Limit the number of bonded devices to 1

BOAD Bluetooth Own Device Address

AT syntax: AT**BOAD


boad

This command reads the Bluetooth devices’ own device address.

Note: This command is read only.

AT syntax: AT**BOFCON | AT**BOFCON=<mode>

Configurator syntax: bofcon | bofcon=<mode>

This parameter switches the fast-connection mode for outgoing calls on and off. The

BlueRS+ uses a different page mode to establish the Bluetooth connection to the remote device and decreases the timeout for a unsuccessful connection.


0

Fast connection mode disabled

1 Fast connection mode enabled

Note: The remote device must be configured to use page-scan mode R0 (bpsrm parameter) for maximum speed.


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BOSCH Own Server Channel Number

AT syntax: AT**BOSCH | AT** BOSCH=<channel number>

Configurator syntax: bosch | bosch=<channel number>

This parameter sets up the server channel number of the serial service supplied by the local device. The channel number is used for incoming connections only.

Channel number Description

1…32

Server channel number for incoming connection

Note: Server channel 30 is reserved for the remote configuration access; do not use it for a serial port service.

BOSRV Own Service Profile (UUID)

AT syntax: AT**BOSRV | AT**BOSRV=<uuid>

Configurator syntax: bosrv | bosrv=<uuid>

This parameter defines the service the BlueRS+ reports to a remote device.

AT**BOSRV influences the type that is reported to a remote Bluetooth terminal device during a service-discovery sequence.

UUID Description

0x1101

Serial port

0x1106 OBEX file transfer

For additional service profiles (UUID’s) please refer to the list of valid UUIDs. See

page 58, “Table for Coding Bluetooth Services”.

Note: The UUID must be entered as a hexadecimal value (0x...).

BOSRV2 Own Second Service Profile (UUID)

AT syntax: AT**BOSRV2 | AT**BOSRV2=<uuid>

Configurator syntax: bosrv2 | bosrv2=<uuid>

This parameter defines a second service the BlueRS+ reports to a remote device.

AT**BOSRV2 influences the type that is reported to a remote Bluetooth terminal device during a service-discovery sequence.

UUID Description

0

No second service profile reported to a remote Bluetooth terminal


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For additional service profiles (UUID’s) please refer to the list of valid UUIDs. See

page 58, “Table for Coding Bluetooth Services”.

Note: The UUID must be entered as a hexadecimal value (0x...).

BPIN Bluetooth Device PIN (Passkey)

AT syntax: AT**BPIN | AT**BPIN=<old_pin>,<new_pin>

Configurator syntax: bpin | bpin=<old_pin>,<new_pin>

This command sets the PIN for establishing a connection in restricted mode. The

PIN has a maximum length of 16 alphanumeric characters; the factory-default is

“0000”.

This PIN is always checked if:

• the BlueRS+ is set to restricted mode and a connection is established

• the BlueRS+ is not set to restricted mode but the remote Bluetooth device is set to restricted mode.

After a pairing has taken place (PINs successful exchanged), Bluetooth links can be established between these paired devices independent of the settings for restricted mode and the PIN.

To reset the PIN to the factory-default, use the AT&F1 command (all parameters will be set to the factory-default).

Note: Prefer PINs composed of only decimal digits. Do not assume that a remote device with limited user-interface capabilities supports alphabetic characters.

Example: at**bpin=0000,1234 Set PIN to 1234 (old PIN was 0000)

AT syntax: AT**BPSM | AT**BPSM=<mode>

Configurator syntax: bpsm | bpsm=<mode>

This parameter controls the visibility of the device and its ability to accept connections and its reaction to paging and/or inquiry requests. If set to “0” all paging/inquiry requests from other Bluetooth devices will be ignored, and the RF receive part of the BlueRS+ is disabled.


0 Page scan and inquiry scan are disabled; the BlueRS+ is not connectable and not discoverable

1

2

3

Inquiry scan is enabled; the BlueRS+ is discoverable, but not connectable

Page scan is enabled; the BlueRS+ is connectable, but not discoverable

Page scan and inquiry scan are enabled; the BlueRS+ is connectable and discoverable


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BPSRI Page-Scan Repetition Interval

AT syntax: AT**BPSRI | AT**BPSRI=<value>

Configurator syntax: bpsri | bpsri=<value>

This parameter modifies the page-scan repetition interval (in milliseconds) of the

BlueRS+.


n=11…2560 Use page-scan repetition interval of n ms

1280

Use page-scan repetition interval of 1280 ms

Note: Due to internal conversion it can happen that the value is not set to the exact entered value. In this case it will be set to the next lower value.

BPSRM Page-Scan Repetition Mode

AT syntax:

AT**BPSRM | AT**BPSRM=<mode>


bpsrm | bpsrm=<mode>

This parameter modifies the page-scan repetition mode of the BlueRS+. Possible values according to the Bluetooth base-band specification are:


0

1

2

255

R0 - continuous scan

R1 - 1.28 s interval, 11.25 ms window

R2 - 2.56 s interval, 11.25 ms window

Values of AT**BPSRI (interval) and AT**BPSRW (windows) parameter applies to page-scan repetition mode

Continuous scanning decreases the connect time down to about 200 ms:

• R0: about 200 ms

• R1: about 2.2 s

• R2: about 3.5 s

AT**BPSRM should be set to the same value for the scanning and the paging device.

Note: Setting the page-scan repetition mode to continuous scan significantly increases the power consumption.


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BPSRW Page-Scan Repetition Window

AT syntax:

AT**BPSRW | AT**BPSRW=<value>


bpsrw | bpsrw=<value>

This parameter modifies the page-scan repetition window (in milliseconds) of the

BlueRS+.


n=11…2560 Use page-scan repetition window of n ms

11

Use page-scan repetition window of 11 ms

Note: Due to internal conversion it can happen that the value is not set to the exact entered value. In this case it will be set to the next lower value.

AT syntax: AT**BR | AT**BR=<value>


br | br=<value>

This command determines the baud rate for the UART.


8

20

21

23

115,200 bps

300 bps (only supported by BlueMod+C11/G2)

600 bps (only supported by BlueMod+C11/G2)

921,600 bps

BRAD, BRAD2, BRAD3 Bluetooth Remote Device Address

AT syntax: AT**BRAD | AT** BRAD=<Bluetooth address>


brad | brad=< Bluetooth address >

This parameter sets up up to 3 Bluetooth addresses of remote Bluetooth devices that should be connected using an automatic link setup. The BlueRS+ will try to connect to the device with address AT**BRAD first; if that connection fails because


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AT Command Reference the device is busy or unreachable, the BlueRS+ tries to connect to the device with address AT**BRAD2, then AT**BRAD3, whereafter the sequence restarted at

AT**BRAD.

The address can be any dial string as specified for the ATD command.

The address can be deleted using the command AT**BRAD=-

Note: These commands are only applicable if the command set is set to an automatic connection mode (AT**CMDS=6,7,8).

Example: at**brad=0123456789AB Automatic link setup to a device with Bluetooth address 0123456789AB

AT syntax: AT**BRBD

This command displays the device address of the connected Bluetooth device.

Note: This command is read-only and is only applicable in command mode during an active connection.

Example: at**brbd Show device address of connected Bluetooth device

AT syntax: AT**BRNAME

This command displays the device name of the connected Bluetooth device.

Note: This command is read-only and is only applicable in command mode during an active connection.

Example: at**brname Show device name of connected Bluetooth device

AT syntax: AT**BROLE | AT**BROLE=<mode>

Configurator syntax: brole | brole=<mode>

This command controls the role the device requests for a new Bluetooth link. If no specific action in this respect is taken, the device that initiates the connection will be the master. The terminating device (the one accepting a connection) will be the slave.


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2

Don't care

If the role is set to “required”, the device enforces a switch. If this fails, the link is disconnected.

“Preferred” means that the device tries to perform a switch but does not care about the result.

BRSCH Remote Bluetooth Server Channel

AT syntax: AT**BRSCH | AT**BRSCH=<server channel>


brsch | brsch=<server channel>

This command sets up the server channel of the remote Bluetooth device to which the Bluetooth link is to be established. The devices’ own server channel number can be changed with the AT**BOSCH parameter.

Server channel

1…32

Description

Server channel of the remote Bluetooth device

Note: Remote management between BlueRS+ is achieved using server channel

30.

BSECIN Authorization Mode for Incoming Connection

AT syntax: AT**BSECIN | AT**BSECIN=<mode>


bsecin | bsecin=<mode>

This parameter configures the authorization behavior of the BlueRS+ on incoming connections.


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Mode Mode Description

0

bondable Passive mode - accept bond request from the remote device, no active authentication

2 bond always device, perform bonding

Always perform bonding

4

5 authorization rebond always Accept only connections from bonded devices; always perform bonding do not connect Do not connect accepts authentication but no bonding (PIN level authentication) from the remote end not accept authentication or bonding (PIN level authentication) from the remote end

BSECOUT Authorization Mode for Outgoing Connection

AT syntax: AT**BSECOUT | AT**BSECOUT=<mode>


bsecout | bsecout=<mode>

This parameter configures the authorization behavior of the BlueRS+ for outgoing connections.

Mode Mode Description

0

bondable Passive mode - accept bond request from the remote device, no active authentication (default)

2

4

5 bond always device perform bonding

Always perform bonding authorization rebond always Accept only connections to bonded devices; always perform bonding do not connect Do not connect accepts authentication but no bonding (PIN level authentication) from the remote end not accept authentication or bonding (PIN level authentication) from the remote end

AT syntax: AT**BSIZE | AT**BSIZE=<value>


bsize | bsize=<value>

This command defines the maximum length of a data block transmitted via

Bluetooth.


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n=16…330 Block size of n bytes is used

330

Block size of 330 bytes is used

BSMAX Maximum Sniff Interval

AT syntax: AT**BSMAX | AT**BSMAX=<value>


bsmax | bsmax=<value>

This command defines the maximum accepted sniff interval in ms for a new

Bluetooth link. The default value is 300 (ms). Possible values are profile-dependent.

Note: Currently the value must be divisible by 5. Other values are accepted, but sniff function will not work.

BSMIN Minimum Sniff Interval

AT syntax: AT**BSMIN | AT**BSMIN=<value>


bsmin | bsmin=<value>

This command defines the minimum accepted sniff interval in ms for a new

Bluetooth link. The default value is 100 (ms). Possible values are profile-dependent.

Note: Currently the value must be divisible by 5. Other values are accepted, but sniff function will not work.

BSMODE Sniff Support

AT syntax: AT**BSMODE | AT**BSMODE=<mode>


bsmode | bsmode=<mode>

This command enables/disables sniffing on a Bluetooth link. Sniffing is used to reduce power consumption during an active Bluetooth connection.

When a Bluetooth link is in the sniff state both connected devices can enter a power-saving state for a short time interval. The length of this interval is called “sniff interval” and is negotiated between the connected devices. The maximum and minimum acceptable values for the sniff interval can be set using the appropriate AT commands.

The sniff interval value has an impact on the propagation delay and maximum throughput on the Bluetooth link. Note that in order to enter sniff mode, both devices need support sniff mode.


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0

No sniff support

1

2

Passive sniff support

Active sniff support

Passive sniff support means that the device accepts sniff requests from the remote device with an interval between the values of AT**BSMIN and AT**BSMAX. To accept sniff requests from the remote device bit 2, of the AT**BLINKP parameter must to be set.

If active sniff support is enabled, the device tries to setup a sniff interval with a value of AT**BSMAX.

Note: The performance of the command is influenced by the parameters

AT**BLINKP, AT**BSMIN and AT**BSMAX.

Examples: at**bsmode=1 and at**blinkp=5 at**bsmode=2 and at**blinkp=1

Sniff requests from remote devices will be accepted

Device tries to initiate sniff mode on the Bluetooth link

BSNAME Local Service Name

AT syntax: AT**BSNAME | AT**BSNAME=<name>


bsname | bsname=<name>

This command defines the service name of the BlueRS+ serial port. The service name is shown on a remote Bluetooth terminal device during a service discovery sequence.

Examples:

at**bsname=serial port

at**bsname=RS+SrvName

Own service name of the serial port is “serial port”

Own service name of the serial port is “RS+SrvName”

BSNAME2 Local Second Service Name

AT syntax: AT**BSNAME2 | AT**BSNAME2=<name>


bsname2 | bsname2=<name>

This command defines the service name of the second BlueRS+ serial port. The service name is shown on a remote Bluetooth terminal device during a service discovery sequence.

Examples:

at**bsname2=serial port

Own service name of the serial port is “serial port” at**bsname2=RS+2ndSrvName Own service name of the serial port is “RS+2ndSrvName”


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Note: This command is only applicable if the value of the AT**BOSRV2 command is set to a value unequal 0.

BSTPOLL Update Interval for Radio Statistics

AT syntax: AT**BSTPOLL | AT**BSTPOLL=<value>


bstpoll | bstpoll=<value>

This parameter configures the updating interval (in ms) for Bluetooth radio-specific statistics like RSSI (see AT**BARSSI parameter).


0

No statistics are performed

n=1…65535 Update statistics every n ms

Example: at**bstpoll=500 Update statistics every 500 ms

AT syntax: AT**BSUPTIM | AT**BSUPTIM=<value>


bsuptim | bsuptim=<value>

This command defines the supervision timeout the device requests for a new

Bluetooth link.


n=1…65535 Supervision timeout after n*0.625 ms (n is decimal value)

32000

Supervision timeout after 20 s

Note: The supervision timeout can only be set by the Piconet master.

Example: at**bsuptim=32000

Supervision timeout of 20 s

AT syntax: AT**CAPA | AT**CAPA=<value>


capa | capa=<value>

This parameter defines the call pause (n in seconds) before making the next call attempt by using an automatic call setup mode.


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n=0…255 Call retry after n s

3

Call retry after 3 s

CATO Call Timeout to Abort

AT syntax: AT**CATO | AT**CATO=<value>


cato | cato=<value>

This parameter defines the time (n in seconds) after which to abort a call if not successful connected.


n=3…255 Call is aborted after n s

15

Call is aborted after 15 s

AT syntax: AT**CCTS | AT**CCTS=<mode>


ccts | ccts=<mode>

For a description of the settings, see the AT&R command (page 11).

AT syntax: AT**CDCD | AT**CDCD=<mode>


cdcd | cdcd=<mode>

For a description of the settings, see the AT&C command (page 10).

AT syntax: AT**CDSR | AT**CDSR=<mode>


cdsr | cdsr=<mode>

For a description of the settings, see the AT&S command (page 11).

AT syntax: AT**CDTR | AT**CDTR=<mode>


cdtr | cdtr=<mode>

For a description of the settings, see the AT&D command (page 10).


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AT syntax: AT**CMDS | AT**CMDS=<mode>


cmds | cmds=<mode>

This command selects the command set to use with the BlueRS+. For details about

the different command sets, see chapter 3 “Automatic Connection Establishment”.


0

AT command set

6

7

8

Automatic connection when DTR is ON

Automatic connection when character is received

Automatic connection, independent of any status line

10

12

Internal configuration command set (configurator commands need to be used)

Incoming calls only, no connection initiated by this module

Note:

Once the BlueRS+ is configured to an automatic connection establishment mode it can be re-configured only after power-on (see introduction).

After changing and saving the command set via remote configuration, the

BlueRS+ has to be reset using the RESET command.

CONF Enter BlueRS+ Configurator

AT syntax: ATCONF

This command calls the BlueRS+ configurator directly. The “#” configurator prompt will be displayed. Use the quit (or exit or go) command to exit the BlueRS+ configurator.

AT syntax: AT**CRI | AT**CRI=<mode>


cri | cri=<mode>

This command configures the behavior of the RI signal.


0

RI is set with an incoming Bluetooth link request

1 RI follows the remote RI line status


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D Initiate Bluetooth Link

AT syntax: ATD <brad> | <remdev> [,<cn> | <service>]

This command addresses a Bluetooth device directly via its address or by reference to a device-internal list. If a connection to a Bluetooth device requiring the restricted mode, the PIN must have been set up using AT**BPIN command.


brad Called Bluetooth remote device address (12 digits) remdev Remote Bluetooth device, can be dx or bx (see below) service Service of remote Bluetooth device, can be sx or uy (see below) cn Server channel for the requested service on remote device (* input as decimal value) dx bx

Reference to device list entry of remote device in binqlist (d01...dx)

Reference to bonded device list entry of remote device in bndlist (b01...bx) sx uy

Reference to remote device service number in binqlist

With y=UUID of a service, if the remote device presents more than one service with the

same UUID the last one is selected (for a list of valid UUIDs see page 58 “Table for Coding

Bluetooth Services”)

* The server channel in the binqlist is displayed as a hexadecimal value. In the ATD command, the server channel parameter must be entered in decimal format.

This command must be the last command in an AT command line. Any character input while the BlueRS+ is dialing will cancel the dialing procedure.

The dial string can be used with commands/parameters ATD, AT**BRAD,

AT**BRAD2 and AT**BRAD3.

The characters W P T R w p t r > , ; / ^ ! @ ( ) – and space are ignored within a dial string.

Note: The remote Bluetooth device has to be determined before issuing this link request. This can be done in the following ways:

-

Get it manually by reading it from the sticker of the remote Bluetooth device.

-

Request the address and service by using the AT**BINQ=1 and

AT**BINQLIST commands.

-

Give the BlueRS+ about 10 seconds after reset to initialize before issuing the first command.

Examples:

ATD 0080371443AB Connect to Bluetooth device 0080371443AB

ATD d1 Connect to the first Bluetooth device in binqlist (server channel number defined in AT**BRSCH)

ATD d3,u1101

ATD b1,c2

Connect to Bluetooth device to service with UUID 1101 (serial port) of device d3

Connect to first entry in bonded device list on server channel 2


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DL Initiate Bluetooth Link to Last Dialed Bluetooth Address

AT syntax: ATDL<Bluetooth address>

This command initiates a Bluetooth link to the last Bluetooth address used with the

ATD command.

If the ATD command was not used prior to the ATDL command (e.g. after reset), the command is answered with an ERROR message.

AT syntax: AT**DBITS | AT**DBITS=<mode>


dbits | dbits=<mode>

This command defines the number of data bits (asynchronous characters).


7 Use 7 data bits

8

Use 8 data bits

AT syntax: AT**DEFA=<value>


defa=<value>

For a description about the settings, see the AT&F command (page 10).

DEVMODE Device Mode Indication

AT syntax: AT**DEVMODE


devmode

This command indicates if the device is working as DCE or DTE.


0 Device is working as DCE

1 Device is working as DTE

Note: This command is read-only and is only applicable for devices that support this feature.


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DEVMSEL Device Mode Selection

AT syntax: AT**DEVMSEL | AT**DEVMSEL=<mode>


devmsel | devmsel=<mode>

This command determines if the device is working as DCE or DTE.


0

Selected by GPIO

1

2

Set fixed DTE

Set fixed DCE

Note: This command is only applicable for devices that support this feature.

AT syntax: ATE

This command selects the local echo in command mode.


ATE No local echo

ATE1

Local echo on in command phase

FLASH Load New Firmware

AT syntax: AT**FLASH[=<baud rate>]


flash[=<baud rate>]

This commands loads new firmware into the BlueRS+. The current firmware will be overwritten. The firmware will be stored in the previously used part of flash memory.

For the optional parameter <baud rate> the following values are allowed:


115200 use 115,200 bps for flashing




While uploading, the following checks will be performed:

• File transfer protocol is XMODEM 1K

• An overall firmware checksum is used


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• The firmware type written in the module header of the firmware must be compatible with the hardware type and permitted firmware types (stored inside the bootloader).

For details about the firmware update procedure, see page 53 “Firmware Update”.

Note: This command is only available via the local serial port.

AT syntax: AT**FLC | AT**FLC=<mode>


flc | flc=<mode>

For a description about the settings, see the AT&K command (page 11).

H Disconnect

AT syntax: ATH

This command disconnects the existing Bluetooth connection after issuing the

escape sequence (see page 7).

I Display Version Information

AT syntax: ATI

Displays different information about version number and settings.


ATI Returns the device name (e.g. “BlueRS+E“)

ATI3

ATI4

Returns the version string: “V1.xyz”

Returns the manufacturers name: “Stollmann E+V GmbH”

ATI6 Returns the copyright string: “(c) Copyright Stollmann E+V GmbH”

ATI77 Returns the bootloader version string

ATI99 Returns the firmware creation date


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AT syntax: AT**IDLE | AT**IDLE=<value>


idle | idle=<value>

This command defines the timeout (in seconds) for disconnecting the Bluetooth link after inactivity on the serial line.


0

Inactive; no automatic disconnect in case of inactivity on the serial line

LOAD Load Stored Parameter Setting

AT syntax: AT**LOAD


load

This command loads all parameters stored in non-volatile RAM.

O Return to Online State

AT syntax: ATO

If the BlueRS+ is in command mode after issuing an escape sequence while a connection is active, ATO returns the BlueRS+ to data mode.

Note: This command must be the last command in the AT command line.

AT syntax: AT**OPT | AT**OPT=<value>


opt | opt=<value>

This command (bit mask) controls the echo, suppress results, result message format, and extended result code parameters. The parameter is given as a decimal value; the default is 5.

Bit 5 2 1 0 Function

0 0 0 1 Echo

0 0 1 0 Suppress

0 1 0 0 Result format

1 0 0 0 Extended codes

ATE1

ATQ1

ATV1

ATW1


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Examples: at**opt=5 ATE1, ATQ, ATV1, ATW at**opt=37 ATE1, ATQ, ATV1, ATW1

PRTY Parity

AT syntax: AT**PRTY | AT**PRTY=<mode>


prty | prty=<mode>

This command defines the parity of asynchronous characters.


0

No parity

PWD Power Down Mode

AT syntax: AT**PWD | AT**PWD=<mode>


pwd | pwd=<mode>

This command controls the power-down mode that reduces power consumption if no Bluetooth link is established. If activated, the power-down state is achieved automatically (after approx. 1-2 seconds) if a Bluetooth link is disconnected, and the

DTR line is set to low.

Raising DTR will signal the BlueRS+ to leave the power-down state; all functions will be available.

Please note, that the AT command handler is not available in the power-down state.


0

Power-down not allowed

1 Power-down state will be achieved automatically

Note: The power consumption in the power-down state is influenced by the

AT**BPSM parameter.


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AT syntax: ATQ

This command allows/suppresses result codes and messages.


ATQ

Enable result messages after command input

ATQ1 Suppress result messages after command input

QUIT, EXIT, GO Activate Parameter Changes


quit | exit | go

These commands activate the current parameter settings and exits the BlueRS+

Configurator (without storing the parameters in non-volatile memory).

RBACCL Remote Config Port Access Level

AT syntax: AT**RBACCL | AT**RBACCL=<mode>


rbaccl | rbaccl=<mode>

This command defines the accessibility and visibility of the Bluetooth remote configuration port.


0 Config port is neither accessible nor visible

1

2

Config port is accessible but not visible

Config port is accessible and visible

RBSNAME Remote Config Port Service Name

AT syntax: AT**RBSNAME | AT** RBSNAME=<name>


rbsname | rbsname=<name>

This command defines the service name of the Bluetooth remote configuration port.

The service name is shown on a remote Bluetooth terminal device during a service discovery sequence.

Examples:

at**rbsname=config port

at**rbsname=RS+CfgName

Own service name of config port is “config port”

Own service name of config port is “RS+CfgName”


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AT syntax: AT**RESET


reset

This command resets the whole functionality of the BlueRS+ by a forced hardware reset (like power off/on).

Note: See also the AT**RSTTIM parameter.

RFMAXTXPWR Maximum Output Power

AT syntax: AT**RFMAXTXPWR | AT**RFMAXTXPWR=<value>


rfmaxtxpwr | rfmaxtxpwr=<value>

This command sets the maximum output power of the Bluetooth radio of the device.

The firmware ensures the device never speaks more loudly that this value. The chip uses this for page, inquiry and their scan responses. This is also the power used for new connections.


-128

Use factory default maximum output power value

-20…16 Maximum output power in dBm

All other values in the range of -128 to 127 could be set with this command as well, but the equal or next lower value from the power table will be set internally.

Furthermore the value will be set to a value amongst minimum and maximum output power value of the device.

Example: at**rfmaxtxpwr=0 The maximum output power will be set to 0 dBm

RIDLE Remote Config Port Idle Data Timeout

AT syntax: AT**RIDLE | AT**RIDLE=<value>


ridle | ridle=<value>

This command defines the timeout (in seconds) for disconnecting the remote

Bluetooth link after inactivity on the serial line.


0 Inactive; no automatic disconnect in case of inactivity on the serial line

n=1…255 Disconnect the remote connection after n s of inactivity on the serial line

60

Disconnect the remote connection after 60 s


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RPC Remote Port Configuration Enable

AT syntax: AT**RPC | AT**RPC=<value>


rpc | rpc=<value>

Bluetooth provides the feature of allowing the control over serial-port parameters

(like baud rate, parity, etc.) from the remote end. To distinguish which device is the master regarding RPC (settings are provided by the DTE) and which one is the slave (settings are obtained via the Bluetooth link), the AT**RPC parameter is used.

RPC uses a decimal parameter value; the default is 0 = master mode. Any value different from 0 places the BlueRS+ in slave mode.

To facilitate more detailed settings, each bit of the RPC value has a control function for one port setting. If the bit is set, the settings follows the remote settings (slave mode), and the corresponding local parameter is used as the initial value and as the setting in command mode (when no Bluetooth link is active).

Bit 4 3 2 1 0 Function

0 0 0 0 1 Baud

5

AT**BR

0 0 0 1 0 Number

0 0 1 0 0 Number

0 1 0 0 0 Parity

1 0 0 0 0 Flow

AT**DBITS

AT**SBITS

AT**PRTY

AT**FLC

Examples: at**rpc=7 Baud rate, data bits and stop bits follows the remote settings at**rpc=31 Baud rate, data bits, stop bits, parity and flow control follows the remote settings

RPWD Remote Config Port Password

AT syntax: AT**RPWD | AT**RPWD=<password>


rpwd | rpwd=<password>

This command sets the password for the remote configuration port. The length of the password can be 1...32 characters. The default password is empty - just press the return key to access.

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Supported baud rate values via RPC are from 2,400 bps up to 230,400 bps


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AT syntax: AT**RSTMSG | AT**RSTMSG=<mode>


rstmsg | rstmsg=<mode>

After power-on, the following startup message can be displayed with a fixed speed of 9,600 bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit:

+++ Press <CR>,<CR>,<ESC>,<ESC> to enter BlueRS+ configurator +++


0

1

Inactive, no startup message will be send after power-on

Active, startup message will be send after power-on

AT syntax: AT**RSTTIM | AT**RSTTIM=<value>


rsttim | rsttim=<value>

This command defines the startup delay after a reset. Within this period, the internal configuration mode can be entered after a reset of the device (see AT**RSTMSG).


40

Startup delay 2 s

AT syntax: AT**Sx | AT**Sx=<value>


sx | sx=<value>

This command configures the S register settings. It is used in the AT command set only.


sx Show the current setting of register Sx sx=1 Set register Sx to 1


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AT command S register set (all values in decimal format):

Register Value Description

s0 0

1

2…n

No automatic call acceptance; acceptance of an incoming call is controlled by the data terminal (ATA command after RING)

Immediate call acceptance

Call acceptance after n RING messages s2 s3 s4 s5 s7

43

13

10

08

30

Escape character

Carriage-return character

Line-feed character

Backspace character

Wait time for carrier (in s) s9 s12 s30 s91

1

100

0

1

0

1

2

Enable PNP functionality for Windows 95

Delay time by using the escape sequence in 10 ms increments

Escape characters will not be transmitted to the remote device

Escape characters will be transmitted to the remote device

All unknown AT commands will be answered with ERROR

All unknown AT commands will be answered with OK

Windows 2000 compatibility: Some AT commands will be answered with OK, unknown AT commands will be answered with OK

SAVE Store Parameter Changes

AT syntax: AT**SAVE


save

This command stores the current set of parameters in non-volatile memory.

AT syntax: AT**SBITS | AT**SBITS=<mode>


sbits | sbits=<mode>

This command defines the number of stop bits of asynchronous characters.


1

One stop bit

2 Two stop bits


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SERMODE

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Mode

AT syntax: AT**SERMODE | AT**SERMODE=<mode>


sermode | sermode=<mode>

This command defines the serial mode of the device.


0

RS-232

Note: In RS-485 mode the serial hardware flow control needs to be disabled

(AT&K0) and the control of the DTR line shall be ignored (AT&D0).

SHOW Show Parameter Settings

AT syntax: AT**SHOW


show

This command displays the current set of parameters.

SHOWALL Show All Parameter Settings

AT syntax: AT**SHOWALL


showall

This command displays all accessible parameters.

TXFWD Timer for Data Forwarding

AT syntax: AT**TXFWD | AT**TXFWD=<value>


txfwd | txfwd=<value>

If characters were entered, but no additional characters are entered within the defined period, the serial data already received will be transmitted via the Bluetooth link.


0

Data will be forwarded after 4 bytes’ worth of data timeout (time depends on serial speed)

6

This command applies to BlueMod+C11/G2 only.


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V Result Message Format

AT syntax: ATV

This command determines the format of the result messages.


ATV Result message is presented numerically (followed by <CR>)

ATV1

Result message is presented as text

VER Show Version String of Firmware


ver

This command displays detailed information about the firmware version and

BlueRS+ type.

Example: ver BREa000 V1.1.054 May 26 2005 10:57:12

VERB Show Version String of Bootloader


verb

This command displays detailed information about the bootloader version and

BlueRS+ type.

Example: verb BOOT LOADER V1.27 150703 0704-01-00

W Extended Result Codes

AT syntax: ATW

This command enables/disables extended result codes.


ATW

Result message is presented without extended result codes

ATW1 Result message is presented with extended result codes (include error causes)


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Z Load Stored Settings

AT syntax: ATZ

The active configuration is reset to the stored configuration.

Note: This command must be the last command in the AT command line.


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Deprecated commands

The following commands are supported by the firmware for compatibility with older versions:

• BACCTAB

• BDEL

• BDINQ

• BDLIST

• BRESTR

We strongly recommend using the newer equivalent commands.


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3 Automatic Connection Establishment

The BlueRS+ supports different modes of automatic connection establishment. The following modes are available:

• Bluetooth connection will be initiated independent of any status line after poweron the BlueRS+ (AT**CMDS=8)

• Bluetooth connection will be initiated when character is received on the serial line (AT**CMDS=7)

• Bluetooth connection will be initiated when DTR line goes ON (AT**CMDS=6)

The address of the device, that should be connected using an automatic link setup, needs to be stored in the AT**BRAD parameter (see AT**BRAD).

Example: at**cmds=8 at**brad=0123456789AB

Automatic link setup after power-on the BlueRS+ to a device with

Bluetooth address 0123456789AB

Note: Once the BlueRS+ is configured to an automatic connection establishment mode it can be re-configured only after power-on (see introduction).

4 Remote Configuration

The BlueRS+ can be configured via Bluetooth by using another Bluetooth device.

Make sure the BlueRS+ is powered on and in range of the local Bluetooth device.

Bluetooth connection establishment using a standard Bluetooth device:

By default the configuration port of the BlueRS+ is accessible but not visible. To make it visible for other Bluetooth devices the configuration port must be set to

“accessible and visible” first (AT**RBACCL=2).

Initiate a new scan of the Bluetooth area. When the BlueRS+ is found perform a service discovery. In the result you will get 2 services (ports):

- “serial port” (UUID 0x1101, server channel 0x0001)

- “config port” (UUID 0x1101, server channel 0x001E)

Connect to the “config port” and open the terminal program at the appropriate COM port.


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Bluetooth connection establishment using another BlueRS+:

When using another BlueRS+ to connect to the remote BlueRS+ establish a

Bluetooth connection using server channel 30 (see ATD command). e.g. ATD <BD address of remote device>,c30

Remote configuration

Once the Bluetooth connection is established successfully the remote BlueRS+ acknowledges by requesting the remote password. Please enter the correct password (default: no password, just press <RETURN>). After successful login the remote BlueRS+ responds with a “#” prompt. Now you can configure the remote

BlueRS+ using the AT commands (Configurator syntax, without the prefix AT**).

The new settings can be stored using the SAVE command and becomes active after disconnecting the Bluetooth connection. If necessary the remote BlueRS+ can be reset using the RESET command

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. After finishing the configuration of the remote

BlueRS+ the Bluetooth connection can be disconnected using the QUIT command.

The configuration port of the BlueRS+ can be disabled using the AT**RBACCL=0 command.

Note: The remote Bluetooth connection is disconnected after 60 seconds (default) inactivity on the serial line (see AT**RIDLE).

5 Firmware Update

The firmware can be updated using the AT**FLASH command.

To update the firmware, perform the steps below:

• Set the serial speed on the terminal emulation to the baud rate the device is configured to.

• Alternative: Send the command string AT**FLASH=<baud rate> and set the terminal emulation accordingly.

• After a few seconds, the following message will be displayed:

“Erasing flash EPROM now. Please wait ...”

• A few seconds later the following message will be displayed:

“Start your XMODEM transfer now (Ctrl-X aborts) ...”

• Start the upload transfer. Search for the firmware file to load into the device and upload the file using the 1k X-Modem protocol.

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When executing the RESET command the Bluetooth connection will be disconnected.


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Note:

The character “C” received is the request character of the X-Modem protocol. It will stop being output after the upload procedure has started.

• After loading the complete firmware into flash memory, the device will automatically perform a reset.

• After reset the device will start with the baud rate stored in NVRAM or with the firmware default. Be aware that the terminal emulation has to be set accordingly.

• Make sure the new firmware file is present and enter ATI3 to check the firmware version number.

• Send the following commands to get firmware default values: AT&F1&W.

If the firmware update fails for some reason (file upload is interrupted, wrong file etc.) the device will run in bootloader mode. In this mode, the device responds to all

AT commands besides AT and AT**FLASH with “BOOTLOADER ACTIVE”. Enter the AT**FLASH command again to repeat the firmware update procedure.

6 Power Management

To reduce the power consumption of the BlueRS+, power-down modes can be activated automatically by the BlueRS+ (controlled by parameter settings).

If no Bluetooth connection is established, the following states are implemented. The activation of these states can be controlled by the AT**BPSM and AT**PWD parameters.

6.1 Deep-Sleep State

The Bluetooth radio is completely deactivated; no paging requests from other

Bluetooth devices will be recognized. Only raising the DTR control line will activate the BlueRS+ and may initiate a Bluetooth link, depending on other parameters.

Note: In deep-sleep state, the AT command set is not active; the CTS line is low.

Example: at**pwd=1 at**bpsm=0 at**cmds=6

Enable power-down mode

Disable page scan and inquiry scan

Establish Bluetooth link after raising DTR

Note: After setting the command set (CMDS command) to a value unequal 0, the

AT command interface is disabled and it is not possible to enter AT commands anymore.


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6.2 Power-Down State

The Bluetooth RF is activated every 1.25 seconds. Paging requests from other

Bluetooth devices will be recognized after that interval and accepted if allowed.

Additionally raising the DTR control line will activate the BlueRS+ and may initiate a

Bluetooth link, depending on other parameters.

Note: In power-down state, the AT command set is not active; the CTS line is low.

Example 1: at**cdtr=2 DTR-controlled Bluetooth link at**pwd=1 Enable power-down mode at**bpsm=2 at**cmds=6

Enable paging in power down mode (inquiry will not be answered)

Establish Bluetooth link after raising DTR

Example 2: at**cdtr=4 at**pwd=1 at**bpsm=2 at**cmds=12

Accept Bluetooth link independently of DTR status

Enable power-down mode

Enable paging in power-down mode (inquiry will not be answered)

Accept Bluetooth link

Note: After setting the command set (CMDS command) to a value unequal 0, the

AT command interface is disabled and it is not possible to enter AT commands anymore.

6.3 Idle State

Power-down mode not activated. All functions are available immediately, including connection control using the AT command set.

Example: at**cdtr=4 at**pwd=0 at**bpsm=3 at**cmds=0

Accept Bluetooth link independently of DTR status

Disable power-down mode

Enable paging and inquiry

Establish Bluetooth link using AT command or accept incoming BT links


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7 Appendix

7.1 Diagnostic And Error Messages

In AT command mode, the display of error causes (not a part of the AT command standard) and remote device addresses can be turned on by issuing the ATW1 command. The displayed error causes use the coding defined by the Bluetooth definition (see below).

7.1.1 AT Result Codes

Result codes (numerical and verbose):

Numeric Text

0 OK

1

2

3

4

6

8

CONNECT <radr>

RING <radr>

NO CARRIER <berr>

ERROR

NO DIALTONE <berr>

NO ANSWER <berr>

Meaning

Connection established

Indicates an incoming call (link request received)

General connection setup error

Illegal command or error that can not be indicated otherwise

Local connection setup error

Connection setup error caused by remote end

<radr> = Address of the remote device

<berr> = Bluetooth release (error) cause, hexadecimal, e.g. NO CARRIER <0104>

7.1.2 Bluetooth Error Codes

Error codes (hexadecimal) and their translations into AT result codes:

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Error cause

0x0000

0x0001

0x0002

0x0003

Meaning

No error, no explanation

Driver and application version mismatch

Application ID provided is not correct

Unknown message code in message

3

3

3

AT result codes

3

0x0004

0x0005

0x0006

0x0007

Not enough resources to complete request (out of descriptors etc.) 3

At least one parameter of the message is wrong 3

No adapter plugged in

Too much outstanding messages in downstream direction

3

6

0x0008

0x0009

Driver is busy, repeat request later

Error in message transport system (driver not correct installed?)

6

3

HCI_ERR_UNKNOWN_COMMAND

3

HCI_ERR_NOCONNECTION

3

0x0103 Bluetooth adapter crashed 3

0x0104/260 Remote Bluetooth device not found (wrong address?, out of range?) 8

0x0105 Authentication error (wrong pin code supplied?) 3

HCI_ERR_KEY_MISSING

3

HCI_ERR_MEMORY_FULL

3

0x0108/264 Lost connection to remote Bluetooth device (out of range)

0x0109 Max. no. of connections exceeded

3

6

0x010a Max. no. of voice connections exceeded 6

HCI_ERR_ACL_CONN_ALREADY_EXISTS

3

HCI_ERR_COMMAND_DISALLOWED

3

Connection attempt by remote end rejected 3 0x010d

0x010e

0x010f

0x0110

Connection attempt by remote end rejected

Connection attempt by remote end rejected

Connection attempt by remote end timed out

3

3

8

0x0113

0x0114

0x0115

0x0116

HCI_ERR_UNSUPPORTED_PARAM_VALUE

3

HCI_ERR_INVALID_HCI_PARAMETER_VALUE

3

Connection terminated by remote end


3

3


Connection terminated by local side

3

3

HCI_ERR_REPEATED_ATTEMPTS

3

0x0118

0x0119

0x011b

0x011c

0x011d

Authentication rejected by remote end

Incompatible remote Bluetooth adapter

3

3

HCI_ERR_UNSUPPORTED_REMOTE_FEATURE

3

Audio parameter error 3

Audio parameter error

Audio parameter error

3

3

HCI_ERR_INVALID_LMP_PARAMETERS

3

3

HCI_ERR_UNSUPPORTED_LMP_PARAMETER_VAL

3


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0x0166

0x0201

0x0202

0x0203

0x0204

0x02ee

0x0301

0x0302

0x0303

0x0304

0x0305

0x0306

0x0364

0x0365

0x0366

0x0367

0x0464

0x0121

0x0122

Master-slave role switch not allowed

Connection lost to remote Bluetooth adapter (link manager)

3

3

0x0123 (i)

(HCI_ERR_LMP_ERROR_TRANSACTION_COLLISION

3

HCI_ERR_LMP_PDU_NOT_ALLOWED

3

0x0125

0x0126

0x0127

Attempt to enable encryption failed

Information: unit key used

(i) quality of service not supported.

3

3

3

0x0129

HCI_ERR_INSTANT_PASSED

3

(i) unit key not supported 3

HCI_ERR_ILLEGAL_HANDLE

3

6

0x0465

0x0466

Initialization of adapter failed (synchronization)

(i) connection went to state pending

Protocol not supported by remote end

Connection refused due to security conditions

Out of resources

Remote end timed out

Version of remote SDP entity not compatible

Invalid service record handle

Invalid request syntax

Invalid PDU size

Continuation state is invalid

Not enough resources to complete operation

Client received unhandled SDP opcode

No answer from server (timeout)

Specified service not found

Syntax Error in Response from server

Connection setup was rejected by remote end (DM), e.g. the Pin exchange has failed in restricted mode

Connection timed out (no response)

Non-supported command received (incompatible remote end)

6

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

8

3

3

Note: Error codes marked (i) are internal errors.

7.2 Table for Coding Bluetooth Services

List of Bluetooth services (profiles/UUIDs):


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Code Text

1101 SerialPort

Meaning

1102 LANAccessUsingPPP LAN Access with PPP protocol

1103 DialUpNetworking Dial-up networking to establish switched connections to the

ISDN or PSTN

1104 IrMCSync

1105 OBEXObjectPush OBEX Push

1106 OBEXFileTransfer OBEX File transfer

1107 IrMCSyncCommand

1108

1100 Intercom

1111 Fax Fax

1112

HeadsetAudioGateway Headset Gateway for audio signals

1113 WAP

1114 WAP_CLIENT


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8 History

Version Release Date By Change description

Added remote configuration,

Improved English language

Added new parameters bosrv2, bsname2, txfto

Removed support for BlueMod+C11/RS+C1/V2,

Removed hidden parameter TXFTO,

Removed baud rate BR=26 – 10400 bps,

Parameter RIDLE not hidden anymore, removed note,

Enhanced description of AT&R, BINQLIST, BINQ,

BLINKP, BNAME commands,

Added new value of BPSRM command,

Added description of S30 register,

Added new commands RFMAXTXPWR, BPSRI, BPSRW

Enhanced description of RFMAXTXPWR command,

Added ATDL command,

Corrected examples for power down and deep sleep,

More sufficient description of CMDS command

Added optional parameter “baud rate” for FLASH command support of old BlueRS+ models,

Corrected timer in RSTTIM parameter,

Corrected description of AT&F parameter

BNDSIZE parameter

Corrected headline of RIDLE and RPC command


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AT Command Reference

Release r05

1 Introduction

2 Commands

Basic commands have the following syntax:

Advanced configuration commands have the following syntax:

S parameters have the following syntax:

&F Load Factory Defaults

&W Store Active Configuration

A Accept Incoming Call

A/ Repeat Last Command Line

BACCL Bluetooth Serial Service Access Level

BARSSI Read Absolute RSSI Value

BARSSIIO

Signaling Absolute RSSI Value at GPIO

BCLASS Bluetooth Class of Device

BCRYPT Encryption

BINQ Search Bluetooth Devices

BINQDEL Delete Remote Device Or Service

BINQLIST Show Inquired Bluetooth Devices

BINQND Request Device Name During Device Search

BINQSD Discover Services During Device Search

BINQSERV Discover Services of Device

BNAME Local Device Name

BND Bond With a Bluetooth Device

BNDDEL Delete Bonding Information

BNDLIST Show Bonded Device List

BNDS Storage Mode for Bonds

BNDSIZE Bonded Devices List Size

BOAD Bluetooth Own Device Address

BOSCH Own Server Channel Number

BOSRV Own Service Profile (UUID)

BOSRV2 Own Second Service Profile (UUID)

BPIN Bluetooth Device PIN (Passkey)

BPSRI Page-Scan Repetition Interval

BPSRM Page-Scan Repetition Mode

BPSRW Page-Scan Repetition Window

BRAD, BRAD2, BRAD3 Bluetooth Remote Device Address

BRSCH Remote Bluetooth Server Channel

BSECIN Authorization Mode for Incoming Connection

BSECOUT Authorization Mode for Outgoing Connection

BSMAX Maximum Sniff Interval

BSMIN Minimum Sniff Interval

BSMODE Sniff Support

BSNAME Local Service Name

BSNAME2 Local Second Service Name

BSTPOLL Update Interval for Radio Statistics

CATO Call Timeout to Abort

CONF Enter BlueRS+ Configurator

D Initiate Bluetooth Link

DL Initiate Bluetooth Link to Last Dialed Bluetooth Address

DEVMODE Device Mode Indication

DEVMSEL Device Mode Selection

FLASH Load New Firmware

H Disconnect

I Display Version Information

LOAD Load Stored Parameter Setting

O Return to Online State

PRTY Parity

PWD Power Down Mode

QUIT, EXIT, GO Activate Parameter Changes

RBACCL Remote Config Port Access Level

RBSNAME Remote Config Port Service Name

RFMAXTXPWR Maximum Output Power

RIDLE Remote Config Port Idle Data Timeout

RPC Remote Port Configuration Enable

RPWD Remote Config Port Password

SAVE Store Parameter Changes

SERMODE

Mode

SHOW Show Parameter Settings

SHOWALL Show All Parameter Settings

TXFWD Timer for Data Forwarding

V Result Message Format

VER Show Version String of Firmware

VERB Show Version String of Bootloader

W Extended Result Codes