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LinkMatik 2.0 DS379-1

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The PIN code may be up to 16 characters long.

Note that many mobile phones can only specify

the digits 0-9 as PIN codes.

Wedded Pairs

To create a wedded pair, one device must be the

master and the other the slave. Set the same PIN

code on both devices. Then place the first device

in Auto-Slave mode.

Place the second device in Auto-Master mode. It

will have nothing paired with it initially. To set up

its pair, use the I command to scan for the slave

device.

Example:

I 8 N

Response example:

INQUIRY_PARTIAL 01:23:45:67:89:AB DEVCLS

INQUIRY 1

INQUIRY BTADDR DEVCLS ““ RSSI

NAME BTADDR DEVNAME

When the inquiry command is complete, connect

to the Auto-Slave device using the C command,

referring to the Bluetooth address reported in the

INQUIRY response obtained during the scan.

Format:

C BTADDR 1101 RFC

Example:

C 01:23:45:67:89:AB 1101 RFC

Response:

CALL LINKID

CONNECT LINKID RFCOMM

The devices will now be paired.

When both

devices power up, they will connect together

automatically

Command Mode

To configure LinkMatik for Command / Data mode,

send the following commands:

SET CONTROL AUTOCALL

SET CONTROL ECHO 4

SET CONTROL CD 4 1

SET BT PAGEMODE 3 2000 1

Migration from LinkMatik 1.0

Migration from LinkMatik 1.0 should be relatively

straightforward.

The following issues must be

considered:

• The MSM pin is replaced with the ESC pin

which should be kept low except to switch to

command mode.

• ATN pin performs the same function as the

earlier Status pin outputting high when the

device is connected.

• Data should not be sent to LinkMatik when

ATN is low; it will be interpreted as a

command

• Connect / Sleep pin is no longer functional.

Sleep mode can only be entered from

command mode.

• Auto-Master Mode connects according to its

list of paired devices rather than the name of

the remote device.

Migration from BlueMatik 1.0

Migration from BlueMatik 1.0 is possible but will

require modification of the motherboard and host

firmware.

The

following

issues

must

be

considered:

• Pin-out substantially changed

• Command set substantially changed.