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Bluetooth Serial Adapter FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 FIRMTECH Co., Ltd. 807, 555, Dunchon-daero, Jungwon-gu, Seongnam-si Gyeonggi-do, Korea (Sangdaewondong Sunil Technopia) Tel : +82-31-719-4812 Fax : +82-31-719-4834 www.firmtech.co.kr

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 Revision History Page 2 / 30 Revision History Revision Date Change Descriptions Ver 1.0 01-04-2009 - Write a draft

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 (C) Copyright FIRMTECH Co., Ltd. 2005 Page 3 / 30 (C) Copyright FIRMTECH Co., Ltd. 2005 All rights reserved The products and operation descriptions are protected by copyright law. Any part of products and operation description shall not be copied, reproduced, translated, nor transformed into readable form by electronic device or machines, without prior consent in writing by FIRMTECH Co., Ltd. There might be some misprinting or technical faults in the products and operation description which are subject to change without prior notice.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 List of Content Page 4 / 30 List of Content 1 What is Bluetooth? ............................................................................................................................................................ 5 1.1 Features of Bluetooth.......................................................................................................................................... 5 1.2 Operation of Bluetooth ...................................................................................................................................... 5 2 Products Overview ............................................................................................................................................................. 6 3 PRODUCT COMPONENTS .............................................................................................................................................. 7 3.1 Basic Components of FB100AS-F .................................................................................................................. 7 4 Product Appearance ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 5 Interface .................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 5.1 FB100AS-F Interface ............................................................................................................................................. 9 5.2 Pin Connection ..................................................................................................................................................... 10 6 Features of Dip Switch.................................................................................................................................................. 12 6.1 Dip Switch 1 (FUNCTION Switch) .............................................................................................................. 12 6.2 Dip Switch 2 (Baud Rate Switch)................................................................................................................ 13 6.3 Initial Set Value of Dip Switch ..................................................................................................................... 13 7 Power Indicator LED / Status LED .......................................................................................................................... 14 8 Performance of Product .............................................................................................................................................. 15 9 Current Consumption .................................................................................................................................................... 16 10 Initial Set Value of Products ................................................................................................................................... 17 11 Connecting the wireless section of Bluetooth .............................................................................................. 18 11.1 Connecting with Connection WIZARD ................................................................................................. 18 11.2 How to connect with Dip Switch Set-up ............................................................................................. 21 12 How to complete PC Configuration? ................................................................................................................. 22 12.1 PC Configuration using BTConfig tool ................................................................................................. 22 12.2 PC Configuration using Serial Communication (Hyper Terminal) Program ..................... 25 13 Approval Information ................................................................................................................................................. 30 13.1 KCC ........................................................................................................................................................................... 30 13.2 FCC compliance Information...................................................................................................................... 30 13.3 CE .............................................................................................................................................................................. 30 13.4 TELEC ...................................................................................................................................................................... 30 13.5 SIG ............................................................................................................................................................................ 30

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 1 What is Bluetooth? Page 5 / 30 1 What is Bluetooth? 1.1 Features of Bluetooth  Objectives of Bluetooth : To Realize Wireless Communication for Short Distance with Low Power Consumption, High Reliability, and Low Cost.  Frequency in Use: To Use ISM(Industrial, Scientific, Medical) Band which does not require any permission to use. - 2.400 – 2.4835 GHz, 79 channels - 2.465 – 2.4835 GHz, 23 channels (in France)  Transmission Rate : 1Mbps ~ 3Mbps  Transmission Output : 1mW (10m, Class2), 100mW (100m Class1)  Network Configuration : Configured with Master and Slave relation. A Bluetooth unit shall allow simultaneous connections up to 7 devices (in case of ACL).  Reliability : To Guarantee stable wireless communication even under severe noisy environment through adopting the technique of FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum). 1.2 Operation of Bluetooth <Feature 1-1 Bluetooth Operation>  Bluetooth operates based on the connection between “Master” and “Slave”.  Masters are simply supposed to do “Inquiry” and “Page”. Slaves are supposed to do “Inquiry Scan” and “Page Scan”.  If a Master finds a Slave and so “inquiry” is successful, a Slave responds to the Master with its information.  Interconnection between the Master and the Slave is achieved only if the information from the Slave is corresponded with the Master, and the Slave sends data to the Master.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 2 Products Overview Page 6 / 30 2 Products Overview FB100AS-F has been developed to replace the previous RS232 Cable system with wireless communication system to use. Major Features of FB100AS-F 1. Bluetooth Specification 2.0 Support 2. Bluetooth Piconets (Point to Multipoint) are configurable up to (max. 1:7). 3. Easy to control communication speed by using DIP Switch. (2400 bps – 230400bps) 4. Support AT Command, and capable to control FB100AS-F by using AT Command. 5. Easy to connect to use with Bluetooth PDA, Bluetooth USB Dongle, etc. 6. Selectable Power Supply between D-Sub 9 pin Connector and USB Connector 7. Stable Data Transmission / Receipt 8. Simply support the function of Bluetooth Firmware Update ※ We request the new users of FB100AS-F to read the information on this description carefully before they start to use the products.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 3 PRODUCT COMPONENTS Page 7 / 30 3 PRODUCT COMPONENTS 3.1 Basic Components of FB100AS-F MODEL PICTURE Q’TY (EA) FB100AS-F (RS-232 Serial Adapter) 1 FCA100UC (USB Power Cable) 1 FCA004DA (4.dBi Dipole Antenna) 1 CD (Operation Manual and Test Program) 1 <Table 3-1 Basic Components of FB100AS-F> ※ If you find any of above components is defective, or not included in the package, please contact the seller you purchased.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 4 Product Appearance Page 8 / 30 4 Product Appearance <Figure 4-1 Details and Dimension of FB100AS-F>

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 5 Interface Page 9 / 30 5 Interface 5.1 FB100AS-F Interface <Figure 5-1 D-SUB 9 Pin Connector> PIN NO. NAME OF SIGNAL FUNTION INPUT/OUTPUT DIRECTION 1 CONNECT_CHECK DCD 1:N - Connect Check 1:1 - Data Carrier Detect Output 2 TX Transfer Data Data output Output 3 RX Received Data Data Input Input 4 STREAM_CONTROL DSR 1:N - Stream Control 1:1 - Data Set Ready Input 5 GND Ground 6 STREAM_STATUS DTR 1:N - Stream Status 1:1 - Data Terminal Ready Output 7 MESSAGE_CONTROL CTS 1:N - Message Control 1:1 - Clear To Send Input 8 MESSAGE_STATUS RTS 1:N - Message Status 1:1 - UART Ready To Send Output 9 VCC Power (DC 4 ~ 12V) Input <Table 5-1 Features of D-SUB 9 Signals> ※ The power can be supplied through pin number 9.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 5 Interface Page 10 / 30 5.2 Pin Connection 5.2.1 Connection Diagram with Flow Control <Figure 5-2 FB100AS-F Connection Diagram with Flow Control> 5.2.2 Connection Diagram without Flow Control <Figure 5-3 FB100AS-F Connection Diagram without Flow Control>

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 5 Interface Page 11 / 30 5.2.3 Connection Diagram with 1:N Function <Figure 5-4 Connection Diagram with 1:N Function> Note : If Flow Control is not required, communication can be achieved with only RX, TX, and GND connected to the Host. For 1:N communication, connection of STREAM CONTROL(DSR) and STREAM STATUS(DTR) are necessarily required. MESSAGE CONTROL(CTS) and MESSAGE STATUS(RTS) is used for the confirmation of the accurate information. In 1:N communication, if all connection is successful, CONNECT CHECK(DCD) in SLAVE Device is outputted HIGH signal. However, if one or more of connections is disconnected, CONNECT CHECK(DCD) in SLAVE will be outputted LOW signal. (Default CONNECT CHECK(DCD) Output : LOW)

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 6 Features of Dip Switch Page 13 / 30 6.2 Dip Switch 2 (Baud Rate Switch) 2400bps 4800bps 9600bps 19200bps 38400bps 57600bps 115200bps 230400bps <Figure 6-3 Transmission Rate> 6.3 Initial Set Value of Dip Switch TYPE Function Switch Baud Rate Switch FB100AS-F <Table 6-2 Initial Set Value of Dip Switch> If the initial value is not consistent with <Figure 6-3>, please contact the seller you purchased the product. Note : If the CONNECTION MODE of PC Configuration is MODE4 (AT command MODE), it shall operate based on the Baud rate and at the value of Role established in PC configuration, regardless of setting of Baud rate and Role of Dip Switch.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 7 Power Indicator LED / Status LED Page 14 / 30 7 Power Indicator LED / Status LED <Figure 7-1 Appearance of FB100AS-F> FB100AS-F has a red Power LED and green and red Status LED. Please, refer to the following description. LED TYPE STATUS DESCRIPTION Power Indicator LED (Power LED) Power Input The Red Light Turns on Status Indicator LED (Status LED) Connecting to Bluetooth Green LED is Flickering Connected to Bluetooth Green LED turned on PC Configuration Red LED is Flickering <Table 7-1 Operation Check by LED Status> Note : If you a Reset Switch when a red Status LED flickers in a PC configuration Mode, the products return to the status of FACTORY RESET.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 9 Current Consumption Page 16 / 30 9 Current Consumption STATUS Current Consumption (mA) MIN MAX AVG Standby 24 30 27 Inquiry scan & page scan (Slave) 24 66 46 Page scan (Slave) 24 33 28 Inquiry (Master) 77 86 82 Connected Slave 39 45 43 Master 27 33 29 Data transmission Slave 51 57 54 Master 48 57 52 Data reception Slave 48 54 50 Master 45 54 49 Data transmission / reception Slave 51 57 54 Master 51 60 55 Power save Slave 24 33 25 Master 21 33 27 <Table 9-1 Current Consumption of FB100AS-F> TEST CONDITIONS Baud rate : 9600 bps, Input Voltage : DC 5V The power consumption is subject to change depending on the transmission rate and volume of data.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 10 Initial Set Value of Products Page 17 / 30 10 Initial Set Value of Products The product has the initial Set Value as shown on the <Table 10-1>. Please be sure to identify the initial Set Value, before you begin to use. TYPE Set Values Device Name FB100v1.0 Pin Code (Pass key) BTWIN Uart (baud rate-data bit-parity bit-stop bit) 9600-8-N-1 ROLE SLAVE Connection Mode MODE3 Operation Mode MODE0 (1:1 communication) Debug Char 0x02 <Table 10-1 Initial Set Values of FB100AS-F> The Operating Set Values of Products is changeable by using Dip Switch or PC software (Window Hyper Terminal, or FIRMTECH PC Configuration Program.) Note : Please refer to 12 PC Configuration for details on changing the setting.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 11 Connecting the wireless section of Bluetooth Page 18 / 30 11 Connecting the wireless section of Bluetooth In order for Bluetooth devices to transmit data to each other, the wireless section of Bluetooth should be connected to each other. To connect the wireless section, you should set each role for each device, one for a MASTER, another for a SLAVE. It takes about 1~10 sec that a Master is connected to a Slave. How to connect the wireless section of FB100AS-F can be performed with 2 significant ways. ※ We will use 2 FB100AS-F and MS Windows in describing procedures. 11.1 Connecting with Connection WIZARD (1) Connect FB100AS-F(1) to a Serial port of PC, and turn the power on. (2) Execute C-Wizard Program. <Figure 11-1 Connection Wizard Step 1> (3) Click FIRMTECH SLAVE Set-up button (<Figure 11-1> Blue borders)

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 11 Connecting the wireless section of Bluetooth Page 19 / 30 1 COM PORT : Select Serial port of PC connected a product. 2 DEBUG CHAR : Default is 0x02. (Refer to the appendix A about PC Configuration) 3 DEVICE COUNT : Select number of devices to be connected. (Default 1) <Figure 11-2 Connection Wizard Step 2> (4) Click the Set-up Start Button(<Figure 11-2> Blue borders) after setting each values in blanks (<Figure 11-2> Red borders N.1 - Com Port connected to FB100AS-F, N.2 - 0x02, N.3 - 1) 1 Procedures: procedures of Device Set-up. 2 SLAVE Device value: It shows values if the SLAVE Set-up is completed (optional) <Figure 11-3 Connection Wizard Step 3>

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 11 Connecting the wireless section of Bluetooth Page 20 / 30 (5) Status Display of Procedures(<Figure 11-3>N. 1 red borders) turns red into green after Set-up is completed. Click the OK button if the blank of SLAVE Device Value is filled. (<Figure 11-3>N. 2 red borders) (6) Remove FB100AS-F(1) from the Serial port of PC. (the power should be turned on) (7) Connect FB100AS-F(2) to the Serial port, and turn the power on. <Figure 11-4 Connection Wizard Step 4> (8) Click the FIRMTECH MASTER Set-up (<Figure 11-4> Blue borders) Button 1 COM PORT : Select the Serial port of PC connected to a product 2 DEBUG CHAR : Default is 0x02. (Refer to the appendix A about PC Configuration)

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 11 Connecting the wireless section of Bluetooth Page 21 / 30 <Figure 11-5 Connection Wizard Step 5> (9) Click Set-up Start (<Figure 11-5> blue borders) button after setting each value (<Figure 11-5> red borders N.1 - Com Port connected to FB100AS-F, N.2 - 0x02) in blanks. <Figure 11-6 Connection Wizard Step 6> (10) If the Status Display of Procedures (<Figure 11-6> N.1 red borders) turns red into green, Connection Set-up is completed. With Clicking the End button(<Figure 11-6> Blue borders), finish the C-Wizard (11) Set Function Dip Switch #3 to MASTER after turn off the power of FB100AS-F(2)’s power off. (12) Turn ON the FB100AS-F(2) and check status LED of FB100AS-F(2) is turns ON in 1~10seconds. If LED is ON, the section of Bluetooth is connected properly and Data Transmission is usable 11.2 How to connect with Dip Switch Set-up FB100AS-F can perform data communication once you change the Dip Switch Set-up. The following is the method of setting the Dip Switch. (1) Set Baud rate Dip Switch of FB100AS-F(1) to the proper speed for communication (2) Set FUNCTION Dip Switch #3 of FB100AS-F(1) to SLAVE. (3) Turn the power of FB100AS-F(1) on. (4) Set Baud rate Dip Switch of FB100AS-F(2) to the proper speed for communication. (5) Set FUNCTION Dip Switch #3 of FB100AS-F(2) to MASTER. (6) Turn the power of FB100AS-F(2) ON. (7) If Status LED of FB100AS-F is turned on shortly, it means the wireless section of Bluetooth is properly connected, so Data transmission can be performed.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 12 How to complete PC Configuration? Page 22 / 30 12 How to complete PC Configuration? The Baud rate or Role is selectable using Dip Switch. (In case, CONNECTION MODE is not MODE4.) For other setting values, you can establish the setting using PC Configuration. PC Configuration can be performed with two significant ways. First way is to use Configuration tool provided by FIRMTECH Co., Ltd. Second is to use the serial communication programs such as Hyper Terminal or Mincom provided by OS. To set these are shown below. 12.1 PC Configuration using BTConfig tool (1) After setting 4th Switch (PC Configuration Switch) of Function Dip Switch FB100AS-F ON and connect the power. Check if red LED is flickers on Status LED. (2) Execute BTConfig tool after connect FB100AS-F to serial port of PC. <Figure 12-1 BTConfig tool initialization> (3) Click “SERIAL OPEN” button. (<Figure 12-1> blue borders)

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 12 How to complete PC Configuration? Page 23 / 30 1 DEBUG CHARACTER : Default is 0x02. (refer to the appendix A about PC Configuration) 2 SERIAL PORT : COM PORT proper port, BAUDRATE 9600, PARITY BIT None, STOP BIT 1 <Figure 12-2 BTConfig tool Serial connection> 1 SERIAL OPENED, READ TO SET : BTConfig tool and communication status of products. <Figure 12-3 BTconfig tool connection>

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 12 How to complete PC Configuration? Page 24 / 30 (4) If the <Figure 12-2> comes up, set each blank (Red borders N.1~2) to (COM PORT – Port connected to FB100AS-F, BAUDRATE – 9600, PARITY BIT – None, STOP BIT – 1). After the set-up, click the OPEN button (Red borders N.3), then Serial Connection and Ready To Set (Red borders N.1) lights become green as shown on <Figure 12-3> . If the lights doesn’t change into green, check the COM PORT and execute BTConfig tool once again. (5) If READ button (blue borders) is clicked after BTConfig tool is connected to products as shown on <Figure 12-3>, MENU Buttons (<Figure 12-4> red borders N.1) are activated. 1 BLUETOOTH PARAMETERS: Set-up Group Button 2 Set-up window: change Set-up Groups and values 1 READ button: read set values. (During first initialization, value should be READ after BTConfig tools are connected to products) 2 WRITE button: Save set values. (Serial port is automatically off after saving is completely.) 3 INIT button: Reset all the set values to Factory fix points. <Figure 12-4 BTConfig tool Set-up> (6) If you select any PARAMETERS(<Figure 12-4> red borders N.1), the window for Value Check and Set-up comes up on the right (7) Save the set values by clicking the WRITE button after Set-up completed.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 12 How to complete PC Configuration? Page 25 / 30 1 WRITE PARAMETERS: Save the currently set values. 2 RETURN TO READ: Set to the initial value. <Figure 12-5 BTConfig tool WRITE> Note: Please refer to the appendix A of PC Configuration for the further descriptions. 12.2 PC Configuration using Serial Communication (Hyper Terminal) Program 12.2.1 To Execute Hyper Terminal To set up PC Configuration using Hyper Terminal, following procedures shall be performed prior to the power is being supplied after the FB100AS-F is connected to the PC. To set up PC Configuration, the Serial Communication Program is required. We will use Hyper Terminal in describing the procedures. (1) Fix the number 4 switch of Function Dip Switch at ON.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 12 How to complete PC Configuration? Page 26 / 30 <Figure 12-6 Hyper Terminal Set up Window 1> (2) Execute in the order of [start][All Programs][Accessories][Communications][Hyper Terminal], then connection window will appear. Enter appropriate name and click. <Figure 12-7 Hyper Terminal Set up Window 2> (3) When the <Figure 12-7> comes up, select the COM port connected to FB100AS-F, and clicks the OK button.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 12 How to complete PC Configuration? Page 27 / 30 <Figure 12-8 Hyper Terminal Set up Window 3> (4) When Registration Information Window comes up as on <Figure 12-8>, select Bit per second : 9600, Data bit : 8, Parity : none, Stop bit : 1, Flow control : none, which will execute Hyper Terminal. <Figure 12-9 Hyper Terminal Set Up Window 4>

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 12 How to complete PC Configuration? Page 28 / 30 (5) Basically, the Hyper Terminal does not show the entered character. To make sure of the entered character, select [File][Properties] on the Menu, then registration information window will appear shown as on <Figure 12-9>, click the ASCII Setup button. <Figure 12-10 Hyper Terminal Set Up Window 5> (6) As shown on <Figure 12-10>, Check “Echo typed characters locally” and come out pressing the acknowledge button. Now the Hyper Terminal program setting procedure is completed to use PC Configuration. (7) If the Power is approved for FB100AS-F, the menu such as <Figure 12-11> will appear on the Hyper Terminal. <Figure 12-11 Pc Configuration Menu>

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 12 How to complete PC Configuration? Page 29 / 30 12.2.2 How to Use PC Configuration Menu The user may select the menu to change by selecting the given number in front of the left end menu. For example : To change “DEVICE NAME”, enter : [1][Enter] Note : When Reset Button is pressed at <Figure 12-11>, all the set up value shall be reset to the initial set up status (factory fix point). Following is the order to use the menu. (1) The execution will only be executed by pressing the “Enter” key. (2) The small character “t” will always move to be positioned at upper side of the menu. (3) To move menu, use the number in the end of left side. Please be sure to “Enter” key upon completion of input. (4) “←” key is used to delete the entered character currently. (5) If the entered character is unreadable or is not supported at the appropriate menu, “Retry >” message will be output. (6) If the input message is more than 12 characters, “Overflow buffer” message will be output and then “Retry >” message appeared as well. Upon completion of PC Configuration setting up, turn off the FB100AS-F, and change the Function Dip Switch #4 (PC configuration) to OFF position and turn the power ON, which will start the Bluetooth to operate normally. Note : Please refer to the Appendix A, details of PC Configuration for detailed value description of PC Configuration.

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 13 Approval Information Page 30 / 30 13 Approval Information 13.1 KCC 13.2 FCC compliance Information 13.3 CE 13.4 TELEC 13.5 SIG

FB100AS-F User Guide Version 1.0 13 Approval Information FCC Information to User This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures: • Reori nt or relocate the receiving antenna.• Incre se the separation between the equipment and receiver.• Conn ct the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is con-nected. • Consult the deal r or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.Caution Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. FCC Compliance Information : This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation