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Ble Cc41 A at Command

This document provides information about AT commands for the BLE-CC41-A Bluetooth module. It describes 7 commands that can be used to test connections, set the device name and PIN, change the baud rate and power level, set the communication mode, and enable/disable sleep mode. Parameters and examples are provided for each command.

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Ble Cc41 A at Command

This document provides information about AT commands for the BLE-CC41-A Bluetooth module. It describes 7 commands that can be used to test connections, set the device name and PIN, change the baud rate and power level, set the communication mode, and enable/disable sleep mode. Parameters and examples are provided for each command.

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BLE-CC41-A Bluetooth Module

AT COMMANDS

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Users can through a serial interface and BLE-CC41-A chips for communication,
serial interface use Tx, Rx two root signal lines, baud rate support
1200,2400,4800,9600,14400,19200,38400,57600,and 115200 bps. The default of
baud rate is 9600 bps.

AT COMMANDS INSTRUCTIONS
BLE-CC41-A Bluetooth serial interface module has two kinds of commands:
commands and indications. (Note this: AT commands all case, all with command
carriage returns, line feeds character end: \ r \ n).

ICommands

Command 1Testing Connection Commands

Command Answer Parameter


AT OK None

Command 2Inquires/SetName

Command Answer Parameter


AT+NAME +NAME=<Para1> <Para1>the name of device
AT+NAME< Para1> 1.+NAME=<Para1>
OKsuccessed
2.ERROR=<Error_Code>
failed* defaultBOLUTEK
Example:Send AT + NAMEBOLUTEK
Return + NAME = BOLUTEK
When the bluetooth name BOLUTEK instead
Parameters to support electricity save.

Command 3Inquires/SetPIN

Command Answer Parameter


AT+PIN< Para1> 1.+PIN=<Para1> < Para1>:Pin
OKsuccessed default000000
Example: Send AT + PIN888888
Return + PIN = 888888
When the bluetooth pairing pin to 888888, module pairing the default pin is

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000000.

Command 4Inquires/SetBaud Rate

Command Answer Parameter


AT+BAUD +BAUD=<Para1> <Para1>baud rate
1---1200
AT+BAUD< Para1> 1.+BAUD=<Para1>
2---2400
OKsuccessed
3---4800
2.ERROR=<Error_Code>
4---9600
failed
5---19200
6---38400
7---57600
8---115200
9---230400
default4---9600
Example: Send:AT + BAUD6
Return:+BAUD=6
The baud rate to 38400

Command 5Inquires/SetPower

Command Answer Parameter

AT+POWER + POWER =<Param> Param: 0 ~ 3

0: -23dbm

+ POWER =<Param> 1: -6dbm

AT+POWER<Param> OK 2: 0dbm

3: 6dbm

Default: 2

Note: the power will cause power consumption increase.

Command 6Inquires/SetCommunication Mode

Command Answer Parameter

AT+UARTMODE +UARTMODE=<Para1>,<Para2> < Para1 > : stop bit

AT+UARTMODE<Para1 0 :1 bit

>,<Para2> UARTMODE=<Para1>,<Para2> 1:2 bit

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< Para2 > : check digit
OK successed
0: no check

1: the odd parity

2: parity

Default: 0, 0

Command 7Inquires/SetSleep Mode

Command Answer Parameter

AT+PWRM +PWRM =<Para> Para: 0 ~ 1


0: Auto sleep

+PWRM =<Para> 1: no auto sleep, wait


OK successed
AT+PWRM[Para] The AT + SLEEP enter a
dormant state

Default: 1.

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