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10 January 2009

Serial to Bluetooth modules connectivity

Kanda has made available in the range of Bluetooth modules that can be processed into a product with a Bluetooth connection. The modules have a low-pin, 3.3 V and understand the operation of an antenna.
Modules give Bluetooth connectivity
They Connectivity Bluetooth modules offer a simple Bluetooth node for system installers, instrument engineers and product designers who use the serial communications in their product.
The Bluetooth interface is configurable operating modes and can communicate with other Bluetooth node such as PDAs, mobile phones, PC Bluetooth adapters, laptops, or just talk.

In addition to being easy to add hardware, they are easy to install using the Windows Manager software supplied with the unit or using the modem AT commands. A starter kit is available that is ideal for installation and evaluation modules.

There are two types of modules for Class 1 and Class 2 Bluetooth - the main difference is the signal. Class 2 modules are 8-pin with an antenna on board and a range of 30 meters. Class 1 modules 12 pins. They use an external antenna and extension cable of 15 cm, easy to assemble outside a case, and have a range of 100 meters with the heel of the antenna. Extra supply can be achieved using optional dipole or patch antenna.

If the Bluetooth and serial port, are easy to configure and change, including baud rate, parity, flow control equipment, Generic Access Profile, and many others, these modules can fit into a range of existing designs without major re - engineering. If the range of applications is endless serial cable replacement updates via Bluetooth.

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