However, no data exchange takes place. As there is no cyclic process data, the
general error bit continues to be set.
With suitable settings, or immediately after initialization (if already set be-
forehand), the module can change to communication mode.
If the module is started in communication mode, profiles are first loaded and
quality-of-service procedures are prepared. Finally, the connection to precon-
figured devices is configured. Display LED 1 lights up green. The display of
the remaining LEDs depends on the configuration and the communication pro-
file that has been set (see Sections 2.1.1.3.1 and 2.1.1.3.2).
Before the master and slaves exchange process data, they are synchronized to
a common process data size. This is then used from then on for data exchange.
Configuration Mode
Figure 6: Initialization of the configuration and communication mode
WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750
I/O Modules
Bootl Loader
Load Operation Mode
Perform Bluetooth module's initialization
Load non-volatile configuration
If configuration is invalid, then load factory settings
Compare non-volatile configuration with factory settings
Correct settings
Initialize Bluetooth stack
Set AccessibleMode ("Not connected") to "Not accessible"
Set Class-of-Device
Set LED (LED 0 green, LED 1-7 off)
Prepare connection establishment
Initialize mailbox
Save process image into module
Set general error bit 2 in status byte to 1
Communication Mode
Communication Mode
Ad-Hoc Profile
Real-Time Profile
Special Modules
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