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Document Code: GM-HLP-0279-2108-001-02
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Step 12:
Click on
“
COM Ports
”
tab and find your OP-730 serial number with outgoing direction,
you can see ‘SPP Service’ after serial number
(to send and receive data in program; we have to
set this port number in it):
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How to connect in Linux
To connect OP-730 with your Linux device flow steps below:
Step 1:
Install BlueZ packages by using any of the following commands that matches your Linux
distribution:
-----
Ubuntu / Debian
-----
$
sudo apt-get -y install bluetooth bluez bluez-tools rfkill
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Fedora
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$
sudo dnf -y install bluez bluez-tools
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Arch Linux / Manjaro
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$
sudo pacman -S bluez bluez-utils
This installation provides the
bluetoothctl utility.
Step 2:
You need to add your account to the lp group if you wish to connect to a bluetooth
tether:
sudo usermod -aG lp $USER
newgrp lp
Step 3:
Start and enable the Bluetooth:
$
systemctl is-enabled bluetooth.service
enabled
Use this command to check it out:
$
systemctl status bluetooth.service
