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Chapter 2 – AT Commands FTP Server Setting the Connection Mode in ATSW25 to 8 will cause the device to behave as an FTP Server. As the server, the device will not initiate any connections but will accept one connection at a time from a client. The FTP server functionality of the module is limited: the client can push files to the device, but it cannot browse for or download files. FTP Server Push Example Using Broadcomm Stack Enable FTP Server Mode: Sent: Reply: Sent: ATSW25,8,1,0,0 OK ATURST On a PC, open “Bluetooth Places” and search for devices. After the device is found, double click it and verify its service to be “OBEX FTP on ”. Copy the file. Then go back to the Bluetooth places window and paste the file on the FTP Service Icon. The PC will then make a connection to the device, push the data, and then disconnect. Reply: FTP CONNECT,123456789012 PUSH START,New Text File.txt,00000039 //Length is in HEX This is a test file for FTP server. Have a nice day. PUSH COMPLETE FTP DISCONNECT Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. SocketWireless Bluetooth AT Commands (S000360G) 54
Chapter 2 – AT Commands OPP Client Commands Introduction The following OPP (Object Push Profile) commands allow the radio to be used as an OPP client, enabling it to manipulate files on an OPP server. As the client, the device will initiate the connection with the server; e.g., a PC, PDA, or cell phone. After making a connection, the device can push and pull objects. Note: To achieve the maximum data throughput of 30kbps in OPP client mode, execute an ATUCL command prior to making an OPP connection to put the radio in idle mode. If the radio is not in idle mode, the data throughput will be approximately 15kbps. OPP Connect/Disconnect Commands DOPP Dial OPP This command creates a connection to the OPP service on a remote device. Once this command has been sent, the device cannot make any other connection until the OPP connection is disconnected. Format: ATDOPP, Parameters: BT Address: Bluetooth Address, 12 hex characters MAX Return Parameters: EXAMPLE: TYPE: REPLY: ATDOPP,123456789012 OK OPP CONNECT,123456789012 OR OK PAIRED,123456789012 // if security is enabled OPP CONNECT,123456789012 OR OK OPP NO ANSWER // if device not present Notes: • If the remote slave device is not present or the service is not available, OPP NO ANSWER will reply after the master connect timeout and you will have to try again. • If security is enabled and the radio is connecting to a laptop that has not yet been paired with it, the PAIRED,12345678912 message may return twice prior to the OPP CONNECT. • By default you will be located in the Bluetooth Exchange Folder of the remote device, this will be the root directory. • After making an OPP connection the radio will still be in command mode, not data mode. DHOPP Dial Hang Up OPP This command will disconnect the current OPP connection. Format: ATDHOPP EXAMPLE: TYPE: ATDHOPP REPLY: OK OPP DISCONNECT OR ERROR Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. SocketWireless Bluetooth AT Commands (S000360G) 55
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