BT832 connect to a passiv MEATER temperature senor. How should I configure the Device with AT-commands. I use Docklight to send AT-Commands from my BT832.
BT832 connect to a passiv MEATER temperature senor. How should I configure the Device with AT-commands. I use Docklight to send AT-Commands from my BT832.
Hi,
Do you have more information about what you want to do? What type of temperature sensor do you use, and where (and why) do you want to use AT commands?
Hello,
we want to get the temperature from a MEATER Bluetooth Sensor over a BT832 to our Microcontroller. for beginning its OK with seriell kommunication. So I think we need AT-Commands. We need this for a Wireless Meat Sensor on a grill.
MEATER:
I see. Then this is very specific and depend on the METER. I suggest you contact them to ask how you can interface with their sensor.
So the Problem for us now is how can we connect with the BT832 to The passiv MEAT Sensor
That depends on the METER sensor, which we know nothing about. We can assume that it advertises in connectable mode and that you can connect to it and do service discovery to see what is there. It might be custom service(s), so it might not be obvious.
I am getting a feeling that you are new to BLE, since you mention AT commands, which is not a Bluetooth concept. Therefor you might want to start by reading up on BLE before embarking on this, as it might not be straightforward (particularly not if METER does not tell you how to interface with the device so that you have to try to find out yourself).
So it is I´m new in BLE.
Thats what I get from MEATER.
Not bad, that document has all the information you need about the MEATER. Then I recommend you read up on BLE as suggested and continue to look at the SDK getting started guide, before you move on to the BLE central examples, which you should probably base your application on.
Not bad, that document has all the information you need about the MEATER. Then I recommend you read up on BLE as suggested and continue to look at the SDK getting started guide, before you move on to the BLE central examples, which you should probably base your application on.
Ok Thank You for your fast Answer