Wiki source code of BLE Bluetooth Remote Configure
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98.1 | 1 | **Table of Contents:** |
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98.1 | 3 | {{toc/}} |
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190.1 | 8 | = 1. Overview = |
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211.1 | 11 | There are some new models of Dragino sensors support BLE type the link label remote configure. User can use mobile phone to configure the sensor via BLE. |
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190.1 | 14 | = 2. Support Models = |
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1.1 | 17 | Here list the models that support BLE and the method to activate BLE function. |
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190.1 | 24 | (% border="1" cellspacing="5" class="doOddEven filterable grid sortable" id="tableid" style="background-color:#f2f2f2; width:955px" %) |
| 25 | (% class="sortHeader" %)|=(% style="width: 303px; background-color: rgb(217, 226, 243);" %)Models|=(% style="width: 439px; background-color: rgb(217, 226, 243);" %)BLE Activate Method|=(% style="width: 211px; background-color: rgb(217, 226, 243);" %)Comments | ||
| 26 | |(% style="width:303px" %)((( | ||
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38.1 | 27 | All models with -LB, -LS , -NB, -NS, -CB, -CS suffix |
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190.1 | 28 | )))|(% style="width:439px" %)((( |
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2.1 | 29 | Device is battery power type and BLE will be only activate on below case: |
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| 31 | * Press button to send an uplink | ||
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2.1 | 33 | * Press button to active device. |
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2.1 | 35 | * Device Power on or reset. |
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| 37 | If there is no activity connection on BLE in 60 seconds, sensor will shut down BLE module to enter low power mode. | ||
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33.1 | 38 | )))|(% style="width:211px" %) |
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211.5 | 40 | = 3. How to configure via BLE = |
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211.5 | 42 | == 3.1 Configure via Mobile APP == |
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211.5 | 44 | === 3.1.1 Download APP === |
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211.3 | 47 | ==== **Download from Google Play Store** ==== |
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123.1 | 49 | Open the Google Play Store, search for "Devices.tool", download and install. |
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190.1 | 51 | [[image:image-20241230134826-1.png||_mstalt="429767" height="292" width="514"]] |
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190.1 | 53 | (% class="box errormessage" %) |
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188.1 | 54 | ((( |
| 55 | Note: APPLE version is not ready yet. | ||
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211.2 | 59 | ==== **Download from Dropbox** ==== |
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152.1 | 62 | Click on the URL below to enter Dropbox to download the app: |
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189.1 | 64 | [[Download link>>url:https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/gyscmfn1s03oz3n8rif8w/AJW7JoMQsQ56dtlls2SNf9c?rlkey=3q2cxwriyzh26vuairx01yebc&st=be5jv92w&dl=0]] |
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190.1 | 67 | === 3.1.2 How to use BLE to configure Sensors === |
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190.1 | 70 | See Video Instruction: **[[Use BLE to configure Sensors>>https://youtube.com/shorts/Ajq2NvUslnw?feature=share]]** |
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123.1 | 73 | Install in mobile and run. Press the reset button of the device to be tested, and then click (% style="color:blue" %)**"SCAN BLUETOOTH DEVICES".**(%%) Find the correct device and connect(the correct device name should be the same as the DEV EUI of the device). |
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190.1 | 75 | [[image:image-20241230135129-4.png||_mstalt="429988" height="134" width="502"]] |
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190.1 | 77 | [[image:image-20241230152054-8.png||_mstalt="430092" height="241" width="504"]] |
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123.1 | 80 | After the connection is successful, enter the interface and click (% style="color:blue" %)**"DIALOGBOX".** |
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190.1 | 83 | [[image:image-20241230151129-6.png||_mstalt="430092" height="413" width="507"]] |
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30.1 | 85 | Each device has unique password named **AT PIN**. Input the password and you will be able to get access to the UART of the device. |
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190.1 | 87 | [[image:image-20241230152403-9.png||_mstalt="429741" height="232" width="506"]] |
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55.2 | 89 | Enter AT PIN + line break in the dialog box, click (% style="color:blue" %)**"Send"**(%%), and return the data display (% style="color:blue" %)**"Password Correct"**(%%) to start configuring the AT command. |
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190.1 | 91 | [[image:image-20241230151602-7.png||_mstalt="429000" height="568" width="348"]] |
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103.1 | 94 | (% style="color:red" %)**Note:** |
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190.1 | 96 | **Devices.Tool is now compatible with sending commands without line breaks, and supports the simultaneous configuration of multiple AT commands. A record is also automatically saved after an instruction is sent, and clicking on a command in the history will display it directly in the input box.** |
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190.1 | 98 | [[image:image-20241230153041-10.png||_mstalt="449423" height="599" width="353"]] |
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213.1 | 101 | === 3.1.3 Batch Configure === |
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214.3 | 103 | If you have many devices, you can use this batch modification function to uniformly modify the setting parameters of all devices. |
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214.3 | 105 | The specific steps are as follows |
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214.4 | 107 | Click the upper right corner and select Multi-device Config Json |
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216.2 | 109 | [[image:1751623776387-758.png||height="415" width="290"]] |
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216.3 | 111 | ~1. Choose your json configuration file. |
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216.3 | 113 | 2. Search for your Bluetooth device. |
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216.3 | 115 | 3. Click on the Bluetooth signal with the corresponding name to connect. |
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216.4 | 117 | [[image:1751623802789-156.png||height="551" width="253"]] |
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213.1 | 128 | === 3.1.4 Export configure logs === |
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55.2 | 131 | Open the Devices Tool and click the icon in the upper right corner. |
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190.1 | 133 | [[image:image-20241230155425-16.png||_mstalt="454233" height="85" width="330"]] |
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| 136 | select the log you want to export, then click the share icon on the far right to enter the document that comes with your phone and choose to export it. | ||
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190.1 | 138 | [[image:image-20241230155528-17.png||_mstalt="455936" height="324" width="327"]] |
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211.7 | 141 | == 3.2 Configure via PC & USB to BLE adapter == |
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19.1 | 144 | Firstly, a USB to Bluetooth host is required |
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190.1 | 146 | [[image:image-20230601152915-3.png||_mstalt="430144"]] |
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190.1 | 149 | [[image:image-20230601152950-4.png||_mstalt="430118"]] |
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19.1 | 151 | Insert the Bluetooth host into the computer |
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190.1 | 153 | [[image:image-20230518151327-5.png||_mstalt="431535"]] |
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19.1 | 156 | Open the serial port assistant on the computer |
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190.1 | 158 | [[image:image-20230518145316-3.png||_mstalt="431054" height="560" width="730"]] |
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| 160 | Then connect according to the operating instructions of the purchased Bluetooth host | ||
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| 162 | (be careful! The AT command in this description may be different from the AT command of the Bluetooth host you purchased. Please follow the instructions for the Bluetooth host you purchased) | ||
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| 164 | The Bluetooth name to be connected is the DEVEUI of the node | ||
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190.1 | 166 | [[image:image-20230518151444-6.png||_mstalt="431847"]] |
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190.1 | 169 | = 4. Access Password and Command = |
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25.2 | 172 | Each device is shipped with a label as below include (% style="color:blue" %)**6 chars AT PIN**(%%). this is the PIN to access the console of sensor. |
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21.1 | 174 | For AT Commands list please refer user manual for each sensor. |
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190.1 | 176 | [[image:image-20240204111711-2.png||_mstalt="426413"]] |
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190.1 | 179 | = 5. Use MAC Bluetooth to connect to nodes = |
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36.1 | 182 | 1.Download BLE terminal or BLE Device Info |
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| 184 | 2. Turn on MAC Bluetooth | ||
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| 186 | 3.Open the Bluetooth tool, check the Bluetooth list, and find the device name | ||
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36.1 | 191 | 4.Click Connect, find the read/write window, and you can complete the communication with the device. |
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190.1 | 193 | [[image:image-20240802162318-2.png||_mstalt="430144" height="558" width="892"]] |