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BlueSnap Commands Version 4.81SIO, 1/20/2016 Page 12 of
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CFI- Connect and immediately go into FAST data mode using the LAST address found from the
Inquiry command. NOTE: You will not be able to enter command mode while Connected. PIO6
can still be use to disconnect.
CFR- Connect and immediately go into FAST data mode using the REMOTE address. Similar to the C
command but bypasses the configuration timer.
CT<address>,<timer> Connect with TIMER. The device will NOT use or store the remote address, rather will
make a connection to the <address> (REQUIRED). The device will automatically disconnect after
7 seconds if no data is seen from the UART or BT. An optional timer value can be entered to
change the timer. This value is in ¼ seconds. So for a 30 second timer, use 120 as the value. The
maximum value is 255 (64 seconds).
F,1 Go to FAST data mode, ends configuration immediately.
I<,time>,<cod> performs an inquiry scan. Default time is 10 seconds, maximum is 48. Cod
is optional class of device, 0 or no entry looks for all device classes. A maximum of 9 devices
will be returned. As devices are found, they are displayed in the format below:
<bt address> , <bt name> ,<cod>
00A053000123,MySerialPort,72010C
IN<time>,<cod> Performs an inquiry scan, does not return the Bluetooth NAME (returns much
faster, since name requires a remote lookup for each device found).
IR<time> Performs an inquiry scan, with a COD of 0x001F00, which is the default COD for
SerialIO.com Serial adapters and modules.
IS<time> Performs an inquiry scan, with a COD of 0x0055AA, which is the special COD used
by SerialIO.com Serial adapters and modules to enable “instant cable replacement.
H Help, will print out a list of commands and their basic syntax
K, Kill (disconnect) from the current connection. The characters KILL<CR><LF> will be echoed to
the local UART once the connection is broken.
L Link quality. Returns real-time streaming link quality values at 5Hz. Value returned as 2 bytes
separated by a comma. A value of “ff” is the highest value. The first byte is the current reading
and the second byte is the low water mark. Example output: RSSI =ff,e6
P,<char> Pass thru, sends any chars along up to a CR or LF while in command mode.
Q Causes device to be non-discoverable and non-connectable (temporarily). Does not survive a
power cycle or reset. Used with the Z command below.
R,1 Forces a complete reboot of the device (similar to a power cycle)
T,<0,1> Pass receive data (from uart or BT) while in command mode. Returns (T=0 , T=1 based on input).