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Thanks Allen, any idea why the shift in the baud? I understand you only support windows but not all of us use it, is my issues only "Satan related" trying to work out these bugs now before operational

is this posted anywhere? It would be nice to have a copy for disaster recovery Kelly

Kelly, The reset button only resets the TT4 chip, it will have no effect on the BT module. 73, Allen AF6OF [email protected]> wrote:

Good tip thanks for calling it out I wondered why that switch was in there, just drilled a hole to access it better. I noticed this morning I can connect successfully at 19200 but not 38400 I haven't

Rob, Good morning. You are correct that the MTT4BT has a reset button for the TT4 chip on the board. There is no access hole through the case, but anyone who feels the need is welcome to drill one!

I haven't put this into the network yet but all looks awesome, and agree, thank you Rob! Kelly

Berry, I totally forgot about files section here thank you. digging thru all that now! its a gold mine of data and I am only one page in! Thanks for mentioning that and the rest, I will for sure be

Thank you both very helpful. I got in!! serial port speed 38200 was needed by terminal emulator (not 19200)

if you linearize the voltage output and convert it to bits (0V = 0 bits, 5V = 999 bits assuming HIRES), you would get:?? Meas???? Wind??????????? int

I don't know Apple products (person choice - as my cousin says: "that's why Baskin-Robbins has 31 flavors").? I think you said you tried Linux as well, so comments will be directed that way.I will

I found my TT4BT module and there are two LEDs, one labelled "ACT" (Active?) and one labelled "LNK" (Link?). One's yellow the other is green. I suppose "LNK" means "Paired AND Connected" and "ACT"

Yeah, I got my TT4BT adapter working as a wireless serial port years ago, and after "pairing" it with my PC's BT in the serial port protocol, could control my TT4 from my computer wrelessly, and as I

I think I remember seeing something from years ago that Apple does not follow Bluetooth spec, they do not allow serial over Bluetooth and quite a few other protocols are not followed either. They

still hacking away and cant figure out how to use said port I dont see the Escape 3 times message because I cant connect till post that, and sending escape and other data haven't got this figured out

I poked at the HC05 for a little with some probes, also remembered a note I read on MAX232 sticky logic sometimes. Reset jumpers to 2.5 jack, power down. grounded my self. reset the jumpers and booted

I dont see any advertised bluetooth using iOS from this device I suspect I should see either TT4BT or HC-05 and I dont see either. or from linux or from iOS App for searching for bluetooth. I dont own

haha I was following your other threads on topic! Thank you I didn't read that document fully yet. I think I found my issue.... but want to wait for byonics official answer on the matter as it might

I followed this and got it to work for a test, and then got busy with other projects https://www.byonics.com/downloads/tt4bt.pdf

I have had two units now, and no bluetooth found at all. when scanning via linux scan or iOS scan I found my neighbors mailbox light! but I didnt find anything relates to this hardware advertising how

If you have Prolific cables that aren’t working, try rolling the driver back to 3.2.0.0. You can find the driver and the reasons for it, along with a lot more useful info at www.miklor.com. Jardy