Bluetooth Module Manuals & User Guides
A collection of user manuals, AT command sets, and setup guides for various Bluetooth modules, including SPP and BLE models like the JDY-32 and JDY-18.
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This category provides comprehensive user manuals, pinout diagrams, and AT instruction sets for generic and specific Bluetooth modules. Our guides cover popular dual-mode (SPP + BLE) modules such as the JDY-32 and JDY-18, often used in smart home control, transparent data transmission, and DIY electronics platforms like Windows, iOS, Linux, and Android. Whether you need to reset configurations, query MAC addresses, or adjust baud rates, these manuals will guide you through the technical setups required for successful Bluetooth integration.
Bluetooth Module manuals
Latest manuals from manuals+ curated for this brand.
ezlo EP01 Powerful Versatile Wifi Plus Bluetooth Module User Manual
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Bluetooth Module support FAQ
Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
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How do I change the baud rate of my Bluetooth module?
You can change the baud rate by entering AT command mode and sending the specific baud rate command (e.g., AT+BAUD) as detailed in your module's manual.
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What is a dual-mode Bluetooth module?
A dual-mode Bluetooth module, like the JDY-32, supports both Classic Bluetooth (SPP) and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), allowing compatibility with a wider range of devices.
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How do I send AT commands to my Bluetooth module?
Connect the module to a serial interface, open a serial terminal with the correct default baud rate, and type your instructions. Many modules require AT commands to end with a carriage return and line feed.