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Configuring the central device (“NAP”)
Assign a unique IP address on the “Network Settings” page.
Modify the following data on the “Bluetooth Settings” page:
– Operating Mode: NAP (Access Point)
– Connectable: Yes
– PIN: (unique key, 4 ... 6 digits, e.g., “123456”)
– Optional: Local Name (descriptive name for the radio cell)
Apply the settings with “Save and Reboot”.
Configuring the other devices
Assign a unique IP address on the “Network Settings” page.
Modify the following data on the “Bluetooth Settings” page:
– Connection Scheme: Connect to MAC
– PIN: Security key, identical to the NAP key
– Press the “Scan for Devices” button.
If the NAP is located in close proximity, the NAP address can be selected from the drop-
down list after just a few seconds.
Apply the settings with “Save and Reboot”.
Connection in “Connect to Name” mode
A connection based on the “Local Name” network name is established using the “Connect
to Name” concept. This simplifies the replacement of devices, as the name, in contrast to
the MAC address, can be configured freely. The name must be “Visible”, i.e., the device re-
sponds with its name during a Bluetooth scan.
The MAC address of the Bluetooth module is two hex values higher than the MAC ad-
dress printed on it.