I haven’t tried these myself, but I think that the commands given here should do what you want. I think that the commands are sent with a serial write, you then wait a bit and should receive a response.
Let me know how you get on.
Regards
Alan
]]>I will read this tuto to setup bluetooth as a serial port on my windows. An after I will use a serial lib in C++.
Thanks!
]]>With that in mind, I followed this tutorial here to setup bluetooth as a serial port on Linux (will maybe also work on OS X), and I believe that this tutorial from Sparkfun will work for setting the device up on Windows.
Now, once you have a serial port setup on your operating system, you can perform the communication using your favourite terminal emulation program such as Hyperterminal or RealTerm for Windows, or Cutecom for Linux. If you want to do the communication programmaticaly then again you’ve got a load of options, my personal favourite is to use Python and PySerial.
Anyway, I hope that helps. I got the impression from your question, that setting up the serial port was the main thing you had an issue with, but if you need any more pointers for communication on the PC side, just let me know.
Regards
Alan
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