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CC2564MODN: CC2564MODN

Part Number: CC2564MODN

Hi,

     Any one will u please tell me the commands and events for ACL during paring process in CC2564B bluetooth.. I am not using any Bluetooth stack. Writing program in my MCU to impliment Bluetooth using CC2564B evaluation board.Up-to remote name display is completed. But during paring it is asking PIN in other Bluetooth device. After enter PIN, CC2564B sending ACL commands. I requesting to help me for this problem. How to pair between two bluetooth device and how to transmit the audio signals.

Regadrs,

 Akshay H B

  • Bharath,

    What you are trying to do is handled in Bluetooth stack. Why not use an existing BT stack instead of implementing it from the scratch?

    Regarding your answer, this process is clearly explained in detail in the Bluetooth specification. It is not something TI specific or CC256X specific.

    Best regards,
    Vihang
  • Vihang,

    I m using Xmega MC , according to my knowledge already existing Bluetooth stacks is not supporting to my controller. Those stack only for specific MCU. We are going to use thousands of Bluetooth module for our products. Already we are using Xmega, we can't change our controller. So I am implementing Bluetooth stack for Xmega controller.
    Is there any Bluetooth stack support for AT Xmega MC?
    If possible Can u please tell me ACL commands and events during pairing.


    Best Regards ,
    Akshay H B
  • Hi,

    Bharath MN said:
    So I am implementing Bluetooth stack for Xmega controller.

    I wish you good luck with it, but this topic does not fall under the support scope of this forum. If possible, I'd recommend looking into some 3rd party open source BT stack like the Bluekitchen. That might make you task easy.

    Bharath MN said:
    If possible Can u please tell me ACL commands and events during pairing.

    You can refer to the Bluetooth specification document for this. 

    Best regards,

    Vihang

  • Vihang

    Thank you

    Regards ,
    Akshay H B