Baracoda RS232 BDRS02 用户手册

 

 

 

 
See the “Console Quick Start Guide” for more information 

 completed (or just press the reset button) and enters 

automatically in its paired mode. 

 

DDongle mode – Paired status 

 

The adapter reboots after configuration is

3.2.2

 
2-   The slave blinks orange so just wait for a master to connect to it. 

 The master blinks green and waits for the slave it has been configured to, to come under its ra

3- 

dio 

coverage. If this is the case the RS232 adapter will automatically launch the connection to it.  

 

3.2.3

DDongle mode – Communication status 

 
 

 
 

4- 

5- 

coverage of the serial dongle, this 

last (master) will automatically connect on it (solid green light) 

 

6- 

e, just 

press the reset button. When in slave mode, this action will reset the remote BDA and PIN. 

 

4

User Interface 

 
As soon as the master connects to the serial dongle (slave) this last serial dongle will have a solid 
orange light. In order to connect on it the user will need the pin code of the serial adapter. This 
default PIN code is made by the last 4 bytes of its BDA. Use the console to change the PIN code. 
As soon as the slave is switched on and it is under the radio 

To change the settings of the Bluetooth adapter and to go back to the configuration mod

 

4.1  LEDs 

 

and red. They are used to report the 

state of the adapter using different colours and blinking periods. 

The green light is used when the adapter has a master role: 

The adapter has 2 LEDs capable of 3 colours: green, orange, 

 

 
Waiting for pairing 

Slow green blinking 

Paired but not connected 

linking 

Fast green b

Connected Solid 

green 

 

The orange light is used when the adapter has a slave role: 

 
Waiting for pairing 

Slow orange blinking 

Waiting for connection 

inking 

Fast orange bl

Connected Solid 

orange 

 

The red light is used when the adapter is in configuration mode: 

onfiguration mode 

Fast red blinking 

 
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