| Overview | ||
| Features | ||
| Installing | ||
| Running | ||
| User Interfaces | ||
| Status | ||
| Bluetooth Connection | ||
| Remote Device Configuration | ||
| Toolbox | ||
| Terminal Settings | ||
| Bluetooth Management | ||
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The user can easily write AT Commands to terminal which manage the Bluetooth adapter of the local device
in the 'Bluetooth Management' dialog. Carriage return and line feed are attached to all the AT commands except
'+++' command. To see which AT command is written to terminal, the user needs to enable the
'Local Echo' property in the 'Terminal Settings' dialog. The user can connect to and listen to remote device based on Bluetooth status, reboot in software to apply settings, set the properties to default values, change terminal mode on Bluetooth connection, close Bluetooth connection, cancel the Bluetooth task and start remote device configuration here. The 'Bluetooth Management' dialog has five tabs like
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| Status | ||
| Reboot And Reset | ||
| Connect To Remote Device | ||
| Listen To Remote Device | ||
| Miscellaneous | ||
| Bluetooth Configuration | ||
| AT Commands List | ||
| Help | ||
| Exiting | ||