1. BLUESMIRF SILVER BY MICHAEL SANCHEZ AND HECTOR REYNA

2. OVERVIEW What is Bluetooth and how does it work? How to configure and use Sparkfun BlueSMiRF.

3. BLUETOOTH It is an standardized secured wireless communication protocol. Utilizes 2.4 GHz frequency

4. HOW DOES IT WORK? Bluetooth networks = piconects Piconects are composed of: 1. Single master 2. Multiple slaves

6. HOW DOES IT WORK? Bluetooth devices all have a unique address, which is usually presented as a 12 digit hexadecimal value. Number is shown has the MAC NO.

7. HOW TO CONNECT? 1. Inquiry: An exchange of address. 2. Paging: Initialization of connection. 3. Connection: They can be in four different modes. 4. Paired Devices

8. BLUETOOTH PROFILES Bluetooth profiles build upon the foundation of the standard protocol. These profiles are defined by what is the device being used for.

9. BLUETOOTH PROFILES Serial Port Profile (SSP) Human Interface Device (HID) Hands-Free Profile (HFP) Advance Audio Distribution Profile(A2DP) A/V Remote Control Profile(AVRCP)

10. SERIAL PORT PROFILE

11. SPARKFUN BLUESMIRF SILVER CTS-I VCC GND TX-0 RX-I RTS-O

12. BLUESMIRF SILVER CTS-I: Clear to send TX-O: Serial transmit RX-I: Serial receive RTS-O: Request to send

13. BLUESMIRF SILVER The silver version uses RN-42. Which means that it uses less power and can transmit/receive up to 10 meters. The maximum operating voltage used is 3.3 volts. Since it has a 3.3 volt regulator you can supply up to 6 volts.

14. BLUESMIRF SILVER

15. THINGS TO KNOW There are two mode of operation: 1. Command mode 2. Data mode Command mode: device name, baud rate, PIN code and data rate. Data mode: transmits and receives data.

16. DIFFERENT MODES

17. STEPS TO CONFIGURE THE PERIPHERAL 1. Download Tera Term. http://en.sourceforge.jp/projects/ttssh2/releases/ 2. Establish a connection between the Module and PC. 3. Open and configure Tera Term.

18. TERA TERM

21. TERA TERM DEFAULT SETTING

22. DEFAULT SETTING OF BLUESMIRF SILVER

23. LIST OF COMMANDS TO CONFIGURE BLUESMIRF $$$ - Enter command mode CMD - Successfully entered command mode (return) AOK - Valid command (return) ERR - Invalid command (return) ? - unrecognized command (return) h - full list of commands x - summary of the module’s current configuration --- - return to data mode

24. BLUESMIRF SETTINGS

25. MESSAGE RECEIVED VIA BLUESMIRF

26. POWER MANAGEMENT

27. QUESTIONS