RN4677 Bluetooth
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4.0 Dual Mode Module User’s Guide
DS50002377A-page 28 2015 Microchip Technology Inc.
2.5.20 K,1
The Kill command disconnects the current connection. The characters KILL <cr><lf>
are echoed to the local UART once the connection is broken.
Example:
2.5.21 N,<address>
This command removes a device from the paired device list. The RN4677 is able to
store up to four devices. The paired device list can be displayed by issuing command
Y.
This command expects one parameter. The parameter can be letter
Z, indicating to
remove all devices from the paired device list, or the parameter can be hex value of a
MAC address. This command removes the device with the input MAC address from the
paired device list. If input MAC address is not associated with one of the devices in the
paired device list, an error information is displayed.
Example:
2.5.22 O
This command displays other settings such as the configuration character.
Example:
2.5.23 Q
This command puts the device into Quiet mode, which means it is temporarily not dis-
coverable or connectable. When this command is issued, the device responds
Quiet.
This command does not survive a power cycle or Reset.
The
Q command settings with different responses include:
• Q - The module is undiscoverable for both Bluetooth Classic and BLE
• Q,0 - The module is discoverable and able to connect for both Bluetooth Classic
and BLE. Response is AOK.
• Q,1 - The module is not discoverable and not able to connect for both Bluetooth
Classic and BLE
• Q,2 - The module is able to connect but is not discoverable in Bluetooth Classic
• Q,3 - The module is not discoverable in BLE
• Q,? - Displays the current quiet mode
Example:
2.5.24 R,1
This command forces a complete device reboot (similar to power cycle).
Example:
K,1 // Disconnect the current connection
N, 00A053112233 // Remove device with MAC address
// 00A053112233 from paired device list
N,Z // Clear paired device list
O // Show the other settings
Q // Make module undiscoverable
Note: Any changes to the device configuration using the Set commands do not
take effect until the device is rebooted.
R,1 // Reboot device