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If the bonded connection is lost for any reason, reconnection does not automatically
provide a secured link. To secure the connection, the user must issue another
B
command. However, this command is only for securing link other than saving
connection information.
Example:
2.5.6 C
This command causes the device to attempt connecting to the stored remote address.
Example:
2.5.7 C,<address>
This command only applies to Bluetooth Classic.
This command causes the device to connect to a remote address, where <address> is
specified in hex format. The address is also stored as the remote address if connection
is successful.
Example:
2.5.8 C,<0,1>,<address>
This command only applies to BLE.
This command causes the device to connect to a remote BLE address, where
<address> is specified in hex format. The address is also stored as the remote address
if connection is successful. The first parameter indicates the address type:
0 for public
address and
1 for private random address.
Example:
2.5.9 C<1-4>
RN4677 can store up to four paired devices. This command provides an easy way to
reconnect to any paired device without typing the MAC address. To display the list of
paired devices, use command
Y,1.
Example:
2.5.10 CF,<address>
This command only applies to Bluetooth Classic.
This command causes the device to connect to <address> and immediately go into
Fast Data mode.
Example:
B // Secure the BLE link
C // Connect to stored remote address
C,00A053112233 // Connect to the Bluetooth address
// 00A053112233
C,0,00A053112233 // Connect to the BLE address
// 00A053112233
C2 // Reconnect to the 2nd stored device
CF,00A053112233 // Connect to 00A053112233 in Fast Data
// mode
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2.5.11 CFR
This command causes the device to connect and immediately go into Fast Data mode
using the stored remote address.
Example:
2.5.12 F,<0, 1>
This command puts the RN4677 into Fast Data mode.
If the parameter is
1, Fast Data mode is enabled; otherwise, Fast Data mode is dis-
abled. Fast Data mode improves data transfer throughput by disabling check for
escape characters to enter Command mode.
When RN4677 is connected to another device, enabling Fast Data mode exits Com-
mand mode immediately and puts the device into Fast Data mode; when RN4677 is
not connected to another device, enabling Fast Data mode puts RN4677 into Fast Data
mode once it connects to another device.
Example:
2.5.13 H
The Help command displays a list of commands and their basic syntax.
Example:
2.5.14 I,<value 1>,<value 2>
This command only applies to Bluetooth Classic.
This command performs an inquiry scan, where <value 1> is the scan time in seconds
and <value 2> is the optional COD of the device class being scanned. The default time
is 10 seconds, and the maximum is 48 seconds. If <value 2> is unused or set to
0, the
device looks for all device classes. When entering a COD, all six hex characters must
be provided. For example, enter
0040F0 for COD 0x40F0 value. The scan returns a
maximum of nine devices. As devices are found, they are displayed in the following
format:
<Bluetooth address>,<Bluetooth name>,<COD>
00A053000123,MySerial-Port,72010C
Default:
10 seconds, no COD
Example:
2.5.15 IL[,<H8>,<H16>,<H16>]
This command only applies to BLE.
This command scans the neighborhood for BLE devices. This command can take up
to three parameters.
CFR
Note: Once in Fast Data mode, it is impossible to enter Command mode unless
the remote side drops the connection or hardware Reset is invoked to
reboot the module.
F,1 // Leave Command mode and enter Fast Data mode
H // Display help
I,20,0040F0 // Scan for 20 seconds using the COD 0x40F0
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The first parameter is an 8-bit hex value for scan time in of seconds.
The second parameter is a 16-bit hex value for scan interval in the unit of 0.625 ms.
The third parameter is a 16-bit hex value for scan window in the unit of 0.625 ms. This
parameter must be less than or equal to the second parameter.
If parameters are not provided, the default scan time is 8 seconds, scan interval is 230
ms and scan window is 125 ms.
Example:
2.5.16 IN<value 1>,<value 2>
This command only applies to Bluetooth Classic.
This command is similar to the I command, but it does not return the Bluetooth name,
where <value 1> is the scan time in seconds and <value 2> is the optional COD of the
device class being scanned.
Example:
2.5.17 IQ
This command only applies to Bluetooth Classic.
This command scans for Bluetooth devices in Pairing mode and returns the Received
Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI), which is an indicator of the signal quality for remote
devices. Inquiry scanning with RSSI is part of the Bluetooth specification where the TX
power is held at a constant level (no power control) while sampling the RSSI. A useful
application for RSSI scanning is proximity-based pairing.
Example:
2.5.18 IS<value>
This command only applies to Bluetooth Classic.
This command performs an inquiry scan with a COD of 0x001F00, which is the default
COD for Microchip Bluetooth Classic RN modules, where <value> is the scan time in
seconds.
Example:
2.5.19 IR<value>
This command only applies to Bluetooth Classic.
This command performs an inquiry scan with a COD of 0x0055AA, where <value> is
the scan time in seconds. Microchip Bluetooth Classic RN modules use this COD for
instant cable replacement.
Example:
IL,10,0320,0190 // Scan BLE peripherals for 16 seconds with
// scan interval 500 ms and scan window 250 ms
IN10,001F00 // Scan for 10 seconds using the COD 0x1F00
IQ
IS10 // Scan for Microchip Bluetooth Classic RN devices for 10 s
IR10 // Scan for instant cable replacement devices for 10s

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