Bluetooth with the ATM18
The Vikings Are Coming!
Published in issue 396, December 2009
Since its introduction in 2001, Bluetooth has developed into an essential standard for wireless links between devices. Using an inexpensive serial module, we can add Bluetooth functionality to our ATM18 board. Naturally, the example software written in C can also be adapted for use with other ATmega boards.
BTM-222 Bluetooth module features Certified for Bluetooth Version 2.0 and EDR Direct line-of-sight range with lambda/4 antenna (31 mm): 80–150 m (depending on weather conditions) Transmit power (Class 1): 18 dBm max.(63.1 mW into 50 Ohm) Low power consumption (hold, sniff, park, and deep sleep mode) Supply voltage: 3.0–3.6 V Full Bluetooth data rate via UART Supports up to seven ACL links and three SCO links Supports enhanced data rate (EDR) for both modulation modes (2 Mbps and 3 Mbps) SPP firmware with AT commands Dimensions (mm): 28.2 x 15.0 x 2.8
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