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darron [RF-BT0417C HC-05] 		interfaces:bt0417c [2023/12/15 07:36] (current)
darron [Windows]
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 The module is comprised of a CSR BC417 radio which supports BT 2.0+EDR and an MX29LV800 flash chip. The module is comprised of a CSR BC417 radio which supports BT 2.0+EDR and an MX29LV800 flash chip.
  
-This module has been verified to work with the RPi 400 and its internal BT 5.0 BLE interface using a legacy mode connection with rfcomm.+This module has been verified to work with the RPi 400 and its internal BT 5.0 BLE interface using the legacy mode rfcomm interface.
 === Pinout === === Pinout ===
 My module came on a board with the following layout. There are at least two other board variations which don't apply here. My module came on a board with the following layout. There are at least two other board variations which don't apply here.
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 [DEL] Controller 00:11:67:5A:96:F3 BlueZ 5.27 [default] [DEL] Controller 00:11:67:5A:96:F3 BlueZ 5.27 [default]
 </code> </code>
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 +== RFCOMM ==
  
 Talk to module via virtual serial port. Talk to module via virtual serial port.
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 sdptool add --channel=666 SP sdptool add --channel=666 SP
 rfcomm bind rfcomm0 98:D3:31:50:19:9C rfcomm bind rfcomm0 98:D3:31:50:19:9C
-picocom -b 9600 /dev/rfcomm0+picocom /dev/rfcomm0
 </code> </code>
 +
 +===Windows====
 +
 +<wrap right>
 +{{:interfaces:rfcom.jpg?200|Intel BT 5.2}}
 +</wrap>
 +
 +In Windows 10 scan for BT devices, click connect and enter the pass code.
 +
 +A COM port will be added for the module which acts just like a regular hardware
 +com port.
 +
 +This test was performed using an Intel BT 5.2 motherboard adapter.
 === Resources === === Resources ===