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©2010 Amp’ed RF Technology Inc

                        

1879 Lundy Ave, Suite 138, San Jose, CA 95131, USA

                                          

BT210 Datasheet

 

       11/12/10                                                                                 www.ampedrftech.com                                                                              Page 3 of 6 

   

Amp’ed RF Technology, Inc. 

(phone) 408 213-9530 

     (fax) 408 213-9533 

 

 

1. 

Software Architecture 

1.1 

Lower Layer Stack  

 

Full Bluetooth v2.1+EDR data rate (3M bps maximum) 

 

Device power modes—active, sleep and deep sleep 

 

Wake on Bluetooth feature—optimized power consumption of host CPU 

 

Authentication and encryption 

 

Encryption key length from 8-bits to 128-bits maximum 

 

Persistent FLASH memory—for BD Address and radio parameter storage 

 

All ACL (Asynchronous Connection Less) packet types (DM1, DH1, DM3, DH3, DM5, DH5, 2-DH1, 

2-DH3, 2-DH5, 3-DH1 3-DH3, 3-DH5, AUX1) 

 

SCO (Synchronous Connection Oriented) packet types (HV1, HV2, HV3) 

 

Point to multipoint and scatternet support—3 master and 7 slave links allowed (10 active links 

simultaneously) 

 

Park, sniff, and hold modes—fully supported to maximum allowed intervals 

 

Master slave switch—supported during connection and post connection 

 

Dedicated Inquiry Access Code—for improved inquiry scan performance 

 

Dynamic packet selection—channel quality driven data rate to optimize link performance 

 

Dynamic power control—interference reduction and link performance  

 

Bluetooth test modes—per Bluetooth specification 

 

802.11b co-existence—AWMA and AFH  

 

Vendor specific HCI commands—to support device configuration and certification test modes 

 

1.2 

Upper Layer Stack: Amp’ed UP 

 

SPP, OBEX, SDAP, GAP, and DUN protocols 

 

RFComm, SDP, and L2CAP supported 

 

Multipoint with 7 simultaneous slaves 

1.3 

HCI Interface 

 

Bluetooth v2.1 specification compliant 

 

HCI UART transport layer (H4) 

 

Summary of Contents for BT-210

Page 1: ...ral device interaction power optimization security and other proprietary features may be supported and can be ordered pre loaded and configured Additional Documentation abSerial User Guide abSerial Reference Guide BT 11 Datasheet Features Bluetooth Radio Fully embedded Bluetooth v2 1 EDR with profiles Class 1 radio Complete RF ready module Wireless data communications Integrated chip antenna 128 b...

Page 2: ...CA 95131 USA BT210 Datasheet 11 12 10 www ampedrftech com Page 2 of 6 Amp ed RF Technology Inc phone 408 213 9530 fax 408 213 9533 Contents 1 Software Architecture 3 1 1 Lower Layer Stack 3 1 2 Upper Layer Stack Amp ed UP 3 1 3 HCI Interface 3 2 Driver Installation 4 ...

Page 3: ... Oriented packet types HV1 HV2 HV3 Point to multipoint and scatternet support 3 master and 7 slave links allowed 10 active links simultaneously Park sniff and hold modes fully supported to maximum allowed intervals Master slave switch supported during connection and post connection Dedicated Inquiry Access Code for improved inquiry scan performance Dynamic packet selection channel quality driven d...

Page 4: ...tion Windows XP Installation Instructions Step 1 Simply plug in the BT 210 into any available USB port The computer will respond with the following two messages Step 2 Next Windows will launch a Found New Hardware Wizard installation window Select YES to locate the drivers from the Microsoft website Click NEXT to install automatically Now the BT 210 USB to UART Controller and Virtual COM port driv...

Page 5: ... 12 10 www ampedrftech com Page 5 of 6 Amp ed RF Technology Inc phone 408 213 9530 fax 408 213 9533 Step 3 The Found New Hardware Wizard will now open again in order to install the USB device driver Select YES to locate the drivers from the Microsoft website You will now see the following message ...

Page 6: ...as been assigned to your BT 210 Bluetooth serial device The BT 210 will usually be assigned the same virtual COM port each time it is inserted unless you have other virtual COM devices altering port assignments You should see the two device drivers for your BT 210 Bluetooth device here The CP2102 chip provides the functionality to use standard UART serial communications from your computer via the ...

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