blue and yellow LEDs illuminated), you must remember the baud rate and use it to
connect with the COM port previously selected.
3) When power is applied to the Bluetooth to Serial Adapter, and a new baud rate is
entered and saved under
UART Configure
and then push MODE button to get into
DATA mode, push the MODE button again to enter into Configuration mode, where the
baud rate will be the one most recently entered.
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This setup can be used when you connect the Bluetooth to Serial Adapter remotely to an
RS232 device (e.g. a Modem), and you want to configure using a local PC. The local PC
will require a USB Bluetooth Dongle as well as the required driver installation. The
following illustrates a remote setup with Microsoft Windows XP SP2 embedded Bluetooth
drivers. Before using remote setup, be sure to pair the Bluetooth to Serial Adapter and
USB Bluetooth Dongle successfully.
Please note
: If you are using Widcomm or IVT Bluetooth drivers, the following pairing
steps will be different from the software you used. Although the steps are different, you
still can follow these instructions to start the same functions on your Bluetooth software.
1. Please insert your USB Bluetooth
Dongle into an available PC USB
Port. Windows will install the
drivers automatically.
2. Enter the control panel and double-
click the
Bluetooth Devices
icon.
3. Push the
MODE
button. The
MODE LED (yellow color) will light.
Please click
Add
to search for the
Bluetooth device to which the
Adapter is connected.
Please note
: The Bluetooth to Serial Adapter can
easily be found if it is configured in DATA/Slave mode,
however it will not be found in DATA/Master mode.
4. When the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard launches,
please select My device is set up and ready to be
found. Click
Next
to continue.
5. The
Windows Bluetooth Device Wizard
will find
the Bluetooth to Serial Adapter. Please select the
new device, and click
Next
to continue.
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