At 14:00 22 March 2012, Tobias Bieniek wrote:
From what I've understood so far, there is one important
difference
between=
SoarTronic and the K6BT, which is baudrate switching. The
K6BT has a
proto=
col to let the connected software change the baudrate of the
adapter and I
=
haven't seen any other devices yet, that are able to do that.
XCSoar has
re=
cently implemented that protocol which makes it easy to
change the
baudrate=
for IGC file downloads for example. The Flarm does not need
this feature
s=
ince it doesn't have to change the baudrate, but my DX50
(similar to
LX5000=
) sends GPS data at 4800 yet the transfer mode for
upload/download works
at=
19200.

Turbo


Hi Turbo

You are right, as usual. Changing the baud-rate is possible using
AT commands when the module is not paired, but cannot be
done over BT connection. Setting up environment for these
settings in not easy, otherwise we would have asked people to
do their own settings. We will program these to operate on
19200b speed, since I suppose that faster speed does not really
give any advantages, other than downloading logger files.

This is tailored for use with our club gliders with LX RedBox
FLARM units and external displays, but it works nicely with any
other FLARM unit as well, as long as they use the standard
RJ45/12 cabling.

I have added into youtube videos or testing of the Bluetooth
module and IOIO extension board for radio disturbances.
Results were good, and tomorrow we will place the order for
PCBs and components. If someone wants one, it's final call.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JfWRzj7SNk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OaMyLbV7xU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KmiUaDPVro