- #CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 INSTALL#
- #CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 SERIAL#
- #CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 UPGRADE#
- #CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 CODE#
- #CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 BLUETOOTH#
It would be nice if anybody who have more than one module could try this and give feedback.
#CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 SERIAL#
I hope as long as I configure enough serial ports on the PC all the masters should connect to one of them automatically upon power up. My only problem is that I have only one module so I can't try this configuration out with two modules as masters and one PC slave.
#CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 CODE#
There's no special settings on the PC side to establish the connection, only at the first connection attempt the authentication (pairing) code is needed but after that nothing.
#CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 BLUETOOTH#
It's really beautiful.īeside of this automatic connection the sweet part is that in master mode the module can not be seen by anybody who's trying to search for nearby bluetooth devices. When I configure the HC-05 module to be a master and I set the correct binded address for the connection (AT+BIND and AT+CMODE commands), then after I switch on the power of the module it connects to the PC promptly. Right now I'm using BlueSoleil 8 on the PC with a cheap Class 1 bluetooth dongle.
On the PC side I'm using BlueSoleil 8 bluetooth stack which is really comprehensive, so i hope it would handle multiple masters.
In this case the master module also can not be seen by anyone who tries to search the nearby bluetooth devices, so it's secure. But if I configure the HC-05 modules as slaves then these can be seen by and even can be paired to (!) other bluetooth devices (like a phone).Īs I understand one of the key benefits of being a master that I can configure the module to automatically connect to a given slave address on power up. Is this feasible?Īccording to my current knowledge the normal bluetooth star topology (piconet) contains ONE master and multiple slave devices.
The modules should connect to the dongle and should be hidden otherwise. I'd like to build a small star topology network with one Class 1 dongle (boosted with external antenna) and five HC-05 firmware modules for having five distinct SPP connections. OK, for the long explanation, here it is: :) One more question to be short: if you have more modules have you ever tried to configure MORE THAN ONE of them as master and connect with those masters to a single slave (which is a USB bluetooth dongle on the PC) at the same time?
#CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 INSTALL#
I'm using Win7 圆4, so I had to install a VMWare Player and a WinXP to be able to use BlueSuite, but he programmer worked like a charm.
#CSR BLUESUITE 2.6.8 UPGRADE#
Thanks Byron, the upgrade process worked for me also. In order to get Frans code to work u'd have to use the older version of BlueFlashCmd I have one from Didn't seem to work the spiplt.arduino showed signs that it working but eventually did nothing and right now I'm dumping using arduino.bitbang and it's downloading.ĪND IN ORDER FOR BLUEFLASHCMD 2 work u'll have to specify:īlueFlashCmd.exe -TRANS "SPITRANS=LPT" -port -DUMP mydumpįew weeks earlier, I'v tried to implement something like this using arduino's SPI library & CSR BC datasheet it seem to work, but I was getting lot's of validation errors back from the device and when it DID worked, and I dumped the whole 1Mbyte sequential readings of the whole flash turned out different result so I couldn't relay on it :( OK, Well since Frans has disappeard, so far I'd share my knowladge with the world:įirst, CSR BlueCore 4EXT DataSheet states that an SPI reset is performed when CS is down Frans's code seem to do otherwise. Some explanations ? Be careful ! 3 parameters : You can invoke the following command to stored those PSKEY in your computer : The PSKEY query file (data.psq) is made like this :Įach line starting by a ? is a query to grab the corresponding PSKEY stored in your module. So if you planned to make several HC05 modules you have to make them unique if you want to pair them together. You have to know that downloading my firmware to your module will make a perfect copy of my module. The goal is to save your bluetooth UUID and some crystal calibration data to restore them after the firmware download. Pscli.exe can extract a set of PSKEY by passing PSKEY queries in a config file. I will not describe each PSKEY as you can have useful information via PSTool. CSR firmware contains some special parameters that can be dump, upload, modify by pscli.exe and PSTool.exe. Saving your personal bluetooth module parameters : I have to make a little disclaimer, i will not be responsible if you broke your bluetooth module, please be careful, don't do thing you don't understand. If you don't manage to extract these files, DO NOT PROCEED FURTHER. Take care of these files, they can be useful if you missed something in the next steps. The BlueFlashCmd should create in your current directory, two files called my_saved_firmware.xdv and my_saved_firmware.xpv.
You can download your firmware with the following command : You can find in the Bluelab/Tools/bin directory, a tool to make a extraction of the firmware. We have to test it a bit before trying to upload some cool stuff in it.įirst you can play a little with the PSTool.
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