This section provides a description
of how to use the demo application to connect an audio sink to it and communicate
over Bluetooth.
Connecting with a Bluetooth SpeakerDevice 2 (Sink) setup
- Before we turn on the Source
Board, we make sure that the Sink is ready to connect. In our example, we use a
Bluetooth Speaker.
- Turn on the speaker using the
On/Off Switch. You should hear an audible beep.
- Hold the mode button until you
hear an audible beep and the blue led is flashing. The device is now
discoverable and ready to be paired.
Device 1 (Source) setup on the demo application
- Make sure that a microphone or
similar device is connected to J39. Once the FTDI/microUSB cable is connected,
press reset and you should see output similar to the Terminal output above.
- The Source device will begin auto
connecting with any discoverable & connectable sink device and filter out
other devices.
Note: The device will
automatically begin an inquiry/open a sink. If you need to do this manually,
follow the steps and reference the Terminal Output below.
- Type Inquiry to begin
scanning for nearby devices.
- Type OpenSink <Inquiry
Number> to open a sink channel to a Bluetooth device found during the
previous inquiry.
- Depending on the settings of the
speaker device, it may initiate pairing as well.
- The device will finish the
connection and you should see a Stream State Change Confirmation and AUD Remote
Control Open Indication events.
- You can now transmit audio from
the source device. Speak something through the mic and the speakers should play
the output.
Connecting with the BT-MSP-AUDSNK boardDevice 2 (Sink) setup
- Make sure that the profile is
flashed and the device is powered up and the speakers are connected.
Device 1 (Source) Setup
- Setup the device as shown in the
previous section. The device should automatically perform an inquiry scan, pair
and connect with the SNK board. The images below show the terminal (SNK on the
left, SRC on the right) output of both of the devices.