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- Page 1 London Electronics Ltd. - HandyPort-USB Multi Serial Port Profile (MSPP) Wireless Serial Multi Port User’s Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ........................3 1.1..........................3 EATURES 1.2...........................3 ACKAGE USB ADAPTER........................4 2.1....................4 ENERAL PECIFICATIONS 2.2.........................4 ISPLAY TATUS 2.3....................5 ARDWARE ESCRIPTION 2.3.1. HPU-120 ........................5 2.3.2. HPU-100 ........................5 2.4. HPU-120 ..................5 NSTALL ROCEDURE FOR SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ....................6 3.1. -
Page 3: Introduction
1. Introduction Thank you for purchasing a HandyPort. HandyPort is a brand name of HandyWave’s Bluetooth adapter products. HandyPort is the cable replacement solution that can eliminate the necessity of wiring between PC and its peripheral devices and between diverse industrial controllers and their peripheral equipments. -
Page 4: Usb Adapter
2. USB Adapter 2.1. General Specifications Table 2-1 General Specifications of HPU-120 Coverage Up to 100 M Connection Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint Interface USB 1.1 Standard Bluetooth Specification Version 1.1 Frequency 2.400 ~ 2.4835GHz Hopping 1,600/Sec, 1MHz Channel Space Modulation GFSK, 1Mbps, 0.5BT Gaussian Tx. -
Page 5: Hardware Description
2.3. Hardware Description 2.3.1. HPU-120 Antenna Connector USB to HPU- 120 Cable RF Rx LED RF Tx LED Figure 2-1 Hardware Description 2.3.2. HPU-100 Figure 2-2 HPU-100 2.4. Install Procedure for HPU-120 Step 1: Assemble an antenna to HPU-120 body. Step 2: Assemble a USB to HPU-120 cable. -
Page 6: Software Installation
3. Software Installation You can follow the next steps to install MSPP software into your PC. Notice: Don’t place a USB adapter into your PC’s USB port before software installation! 3.1. Installation Step 1: Insert a provided CD-ROM into CD-ROM driver of your PC. Step 2: Execute “Setup.exe”. - Page 7 Step 4: Remove any disks from their drivers, and then click Finish to complete setup. Figure 3-2 Setup Completion...
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Page 8: Software Usage
4. Software Usage 4.1. Installation Verification 4.1.1. Checking Device Manager You can verify whether installation process is successfully done or not at Device Manager like the bellow figure. If installation process is successfully done, you can fine 14 Bluelet COM ports. Figure 4-1 Verify COM Ports setup 4.1.2. -
Page 9: Program Execution
4.2. Program Execution Before Program Execution After finishing software installation successfully, you can place a HPS-120 into your PC’s USB port. Once it is placed, the software is installed automatically. If the found new hardware wizard is started, then follow the next steps. Step 1: Choose “Install the software automatically (Recommended)”... - Page 10 Running Program You can execute the program by clicking “BlueSoleil MultiSerialPort” icon on the desktop. If it is the first time, you can see “Welcome to BlueSoleil” screen. You can configure this screen as follows: Device Name: You can give any name to distinguish among adapters. Device Type: You can choose a computer type accordingly.
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Page 11: Quick Usage Guide
4.3. Quick Usage Guide 4.3.1. File Hide: Hide the program windows. Always On Top: Set the program window is always on top. Exit: Program Termination 4.3.2. View Main Window: You can move to Main Window. Service Window: You can move to Service Window. Arrange Devices: You can arrange devices by name, address, and type. -
Page 12: My Service
Properties: You can change the device name and type at “General” tap. It is strongly recommended not to change any information at “Accessibility” and “Hardware” taps. Figure 4-7 My Bluetooth Device 4.3.4. My Service Start Service: You can start any COM port service that is not active. Stop Service: You can stop any COM port service that is active. -
Page 13: Tools
4.3.5. Tools My Shortcuts: You can select a shortcut to connect or delete. Find Device: You can find a device by name or address. Add New Device: You can add a device manually. Add Device from History: You can add or delete a device from history. Bluetooth Device: You can select an interface of Bluetooth device. -
Page 14: Service Browsing
4.4.2. Service Browsing You can browse a SPP service on searched device by double-clicking on it. After finishing service browsing, you can find a service by right-clicking on it and make a connection by clicking Bluetooth Serial Port Service. You can find a Searched device. -
Page 15: Bluetooth Wireless Link Setup
4.4.3. Bluetooth Wireless Link Setup When a wireless link brings up, you can find out a COM port to communicate with remote device. Connected Status You can communicate with remote device via indicated COM port. Figure 4-11 Wireless Link Setup... -
Page 16: Connection Status Display
4.4.4. Connection Status Display You can display the status of the remote Bluetooth device. Right-click on the remote device and click Status on the menu. Figure 4-12 Remote Device Status... -
Page 17: Disconnection
4.4.5. Disconnection To disconnect a link, you can right-click the remote device and click Bluetooth Serial Service on Disconnect. And click “Yes” on the next message. Figure 4-13 Disconnect a Link... -
Page 18: Make A Shortcut
4.4.6. Make a Shortcut You can make a wireless link by starting MSPP using the save connection as shortcut as follows: Step 1: Bring up a wireless link between my device and the remote device. Step 2: Right-click the remote device and click Bluetooth Serial Port Service on Save Connection As Shortcut. - Page 19 Step 3: Go to “Tools -> My Shortcuts” and check Auto Start. Figure 4-15 Auto Start Setup...