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Are you ready? We have to test it a bit before trying to upload some cool stuff in it. First you can play a little with the PSTool. But I prefer command line.

Jul 20, 2012 With the casira plugged into my pc via parallel port to SPI and RS232, I was unable to access the PSTOOLS on bluesuite.

Saving your own firmware: You can find in the Bluelab/Tools/bin directory, a tool to make a extraction of the firmware. You can download your firmware with the following command: BlueFlashCmd -DUMP my_saved_firmware The BlueFlashCmd should create in your current directory, two files called my_saved_firmware.xdv and my_saved_firmware.xpv. Take care of these files, they can be useful if you missed something in the next steps. If you don't manage to extract these files, DO NOT PROCEED FURTHER. I have to make a little disclaimer, i will not be responsible if you broke your bluetooth module, please be careful, don't do thing you don't understand.

Ask me before if you have any doubt. Saving your personal bluetooth module parameters: One another cool program is pscli.exe.

CSR firmware contains some special parameters that can be dump, upload, modify by pscli.exe and PSTool.exe. Fgtech V53 Crackers. I will not describe each PSKEY as you can have useful information via PSTool.

Pscli.exe can extract a set of PSKEY by passing PSKEY queries in a config file. The goal is to save your bluetooth UUID and some crystal calibration data to restore them after the firmware download. You have to know that downloading my firmware to your module will make a perfect copy of my module. So if you planned to make several HC05 modules you have to make them unique if you want to pair them together.

The PSKEY query file (data.psq) is made like this: // PSKEY_BDADDR?0001= // PSKEY_ANA_FTRIM?01f6= // PSKEY_ANA_FREQ?01fe= Each line starting by a? Is a query to grab the corresponding PSKEY stored in your module. You can invoke the following command to stored those PSKEY in your computer: pscli query data.psr data.psq Some explanations? Memory Map Licence Key Generator.

3 parameters: • 1st parameter: The command query • 2nd parameter: The response file • 3rd parameter: The query file. Thanks for all the work. Helped a great deal. Concerning developing an alternative updater: I have a logic analyzer (Saleae Logic) and did some dumps of the protocol. Doesn't seem that complicated on the first look.

If anyone wants to analyze it I could dump the whole update process and upload it somewhere. I could think about some AVR assisted update procedure. Maybe this is a common update protocol? I would most certainly help developing such a tool at some point, just not now and not alone either.:). Oh, nevermind, silly me. If ound out, that putty works too, but not as good as it should. To all trying to communicate with those BT modules - it is ABSOLUTELY IMPORTANT to use good serial console on PC side, such as Arduino's Serial Monitor.

As Byron said, modules need both CR and LF (also called NL-newline and CR-carriage return) to function properly. If you use putty, it looks like that it sends both those endline characters, but in a different order. Therefore, BT module replies not with one OK, but with endless line of OKs, until you press Enter one more time. It works for most commands, but when using inquiry command or init command, there could be a problem and you will never see devices around you.

So, for trying on Windows PC, Serial Monitor from Arduino is the best. @Byron Great tutorial! I am so excited to make everything I see bluetooth enabled (anyways, I am trying to upgrade my firmware.