MICRO
SEVEN MODEL BT10, USB/Wireless Interface to control RP10, Power Terminal
Copyright 2023 Micro Seven, Inc.
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Please
also see iPhone® app to control RP10
Features:
-Embedded
application for controlling AC Power in RP10, Power Terminal by
PC app
-USB
and USB powered interface
-Simple
commands for connecting and control RP10, Power Terminal
-Continuously
on until sending the disconnect command
-Status read command to see whether it is
on or off
SPECIFICATIONS:
Wireless Standard: IEEE 802.15.1
USB
interface by a virtual RS232 com port
300-115200 baud rate, no handshake, one stop bit, no parity, and
eight data bits
Designated port number is available in PC’s Device Manager.
Wireless
Connection command: C
Note: Wireless connection is on until the disconnect command.
//Remote
address entry: S<mac address of RP10><CR>
//for example C7F4088245693<CR> for connecting RP10 with MAC address of
//7F408824569A. Note <CR> is a carriage return.
Relay
Turn-on command: ‘D’
Relay
Turn-off command: ‘E’
Disconnect
command: ‘A’
Status
Read Command: S
inputs from RP10: bit 6 is on in a one-byte hexadecimal notation. i.e. “40”
indicates that the relay is on, or “00” indicates that the relay is off.
Indicators
and connectors:
Power indicator, green LED
USB connector for power and PC interface
Options:
Wall-mount bracket
Dimensions: 6
cm (2.25") W x 8.3 cm (3.25") H x 3.2 cm (1.25") L
Weight:
500g (3 oz)
Environmental:
Operating temperature: -10 to 40 degree C, Humidity: 85% RH at 35 degree C
Six
Month Warranty
Sample
commands in Visual C++:
For
connecting a distant RP10:
Open RS232
port //USB interface is a virtual communication port
with 300-115200 baud rate, no handshake, one stop bit, no parity,
and eight data bits
//after initializing USB port, see port number designation
static
char *command1="C7F4088245693”; //
WriteFile
(hCom,command1,13,numberwrite,NULL);
Static
char *crcommand”=0xd;
WriteFile
(hCom,crcommand,1,numberwrite,NULL);
Relay-on
command:
static char *command1="D”;
//open hCom with 300-115200 baud rate, no handshake, one stop bit,
no parity, and eight data bits
WriteFile (hCom,command1,1,numberwrite,NULL);
Static char *crcommand”=0xd;
WriteFile (hCom,crcommand,1,numberwrite,NULL);
Relay-off
command:
static
char *command1="E”;
WriteFile (hCom,command1,1,numberwrite,NULL);
Static char *crcommand”=0xd;
WriteFile (hCom,crcommand,1,numberwrite,NULL);
Hang-up
command (for disconnecting socket)
static char *command1="A”;
WriteFile
(hCom,command1,1,numberwrite,NULL);
Static char *crcommand”=0xd;
WriteFile (hCom,crcommand,1,numberwrite,NULL);
Please see the
screenshot of a demo program below for turning on/off from PC program,
bt10demo.exe.
The models BT10 and RP10 are shown
below:
Micro Seven, Inc.
Portland, Oregon U.S.A.