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10.  Connection 

mode 

M

Mode

<CR>

1

 

Set a connection mode. 

Mode: 

‘0’ – ‘3’ 

Mode  0  &  2:  Required  a 

remote address. 

Mode  2:  Required  a  serial 

port. 

0: 1:1 Mode 

1: WAIT Mode 

2: 

REGISTER 

and 

CONNECT Mode 

3: WAIT Command Mode 

11. 

Friendly 

name 

N

Name

<CR>

 

Set  a  friendly  name  up  to 

11 characters. 

 

12. Parity Bit 

P

PA[D]

2

<CR>

 

Set the parity bit.   

(option): 

Change 

factory setting

3

0: None, 1: Odd 2: Even 

13.  Connection 

Timeout 

Q

TO

<CR>

 

Set the connection timeout. 

TO: ASCII 

‘0’ ~ “999” 

Connection mode 3 only. 

Default: 10 sec. 

14. Stop Bit 

S

ST[D]

<CR>

 

Set the stop bit.   

(option): 

Change 

factory setting

4

0: 1 Stop, 1: 2 Stop 

15. Connect 

T

Addr[,TO]

<CR>

 

Try to make a connection. 

Addr: a remote address 

TO (option): ASCII 

‘0’ ~ “999”

 

Connection mode 3 only.

 

‘,’: ASCII 0x2C 

Default Timeout: 10 sec.

 

16. Cancel 

U

 

Cancel a command. 

Connection mode 3 only. 

17. View 

V

 

Display 

the 

device 

information 

You can find out a software 

version. 

18. CoD 

W

CoD

<CR>

 

Set the class of device. 

CoD: 6-Hex in ASCII

 

Default: 

“001F00” 

19. Exit 

X

 

Apply changes. 

Rebooting 

20. Status 

Display  the  status  of  state 

machine. 

‘S’: Idle / ’P’: Pairing / 

’C’: Connecting / 

’A’: RF on / ’I’: Inquiring 

21. Usage 

?

[C]

<CR>

 

Display  the  command  list 

or usage.   

C: Command 

AT+Z?<CR>: Command list 

AT+Z?A<CR>: Usage of 

‘A’

 

 

                                                   

1

  <CR>: Carriage Return (0x0D) 

2

  []: An optional parameter. 

3

  If you change a factory setting for parity bit, you have to remember it. 

4

  If you change a factory setting for stop bit, you have to remember it. 

Summary of Contents for HandyPort-Serial

Page 1: ...HPS 110 HandyPort Serial Wireless Solutions in your Hand User s Manual Version 2 1...

Page 2: ...s 5 2 3 FACTORY SETTINGS 6 2 4 STATUS LED 6 2 5 RESET BUTTON 6 2 5 1 Entering the Configuration Mode 6 2 5 2 Exiting the Configuration Mode 6 2 5 3 Re connection 6 3 USAGE 7 3 1 HARDWARE INSTALLATION...

Page 3: ...oth Serial Port Profile and Generic Access Profile No need of external host and software Easy of installation and use Supports configuration of the local device Supports configuration of the remote de...

Page 4: ...Wire to Board Connector Angle Type 4 Pin Male1 Frequency 2 400 2 4835GHz Tx Power Max 20 Typical 16dBm Rx Sensitivity 84dBm Antenna Interface SMA Female Antenna Gain Max 2dBi Power Supply 3 3 16VDC Cu...

Page 5: ...e RST Reset Button GND Signal Ground RXD RS 232 Received Data TXD RS 232 Transmitted Data VCC System Power 2 2 2 RS 232 Signals Pin Number Notation Direction Description 1 VCC Input Vcc 3 3V 16V 2 TxD...

Page 6: ...e Restore the factory settings1 Disconnect and reconnect a wireless connection 2 5 1 Entering the Configuration Mode When the LNK LED is OFF push the RST button When the LNK LED is ON you have to push...

Page 7: ...on Step 2 Open a Hyper Terminal and set it up Step 3 Push the RST button on HPS 110 If you enter the configuration mode successfully LNK LED will be flashing every second Step 4 Hit the Enter key 5 s...

Page 8: ...rs Paired adapters should have a same PIN code 5 Search timer GTO CR Set a search timeout TO timeout ASCII 0 999 Connection mode 3 only Default 10 sec 6 Max number of search HNO CR Set the max number...

Page 9: ...nect TAddr TO CR Try to make a connection Addr a remote address TO option ASCII 0 999 Connection mode 3 only ASCII 0x2C Default Timeout 10 sec 16 Cancel U Cancel a command Connection mode 3 only 17 Vi...

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