BlueSnap(tm) Mobile Bluetooth RS-232 dongle

"I use the BlueSnap with a PowerAIM 120 ... using the BlueSnap Standard  to get rid of the cable was a no-brainer... Serialio's BlueSnap Standard is perfect..." testimonials.

The BlueSnap RS-232 Bluetooth radio dongle provides seamless connectivity for most any RS-232 serial devices. The BlueSnap Standard Bluetooth module can be used to Bluetooth enable virtually all legacy RS-232 devices to most all platforms that support Bluetooth Serial port profile (Spp). This includes BlackBerry, PalmOS, Symbian, OS X, Linux, Windows Mobile (Pocket PC, Classic, Professional), Windows Mobile Smartphone, Windows Vista / XP.

BlueSnap 9V model shown below right runs using standard 9V alkaline battery.

The BlueSnap Standard is also available with a DB9 female plug.

Need a mobile Bluetooth RS-232 adaptor with a powerful, long lasting battery? Consider the BlueSnapXP.
Need a Bluetooth RS-232 module that uses standard AAA batteries? Check out the BlueSnap AAA RS-232 Bluetooth module.

The BlueSnap can be configured over a standard RS-232 cable using any terminal software such as HyperTerm. It can act as a Bluetooth Master, or Bluetooth Slave. BlueSnap parameters like Bluetooth device name and passkey (aka PIN number) can be easily can be programmed using most standard serial terminal software like HyperTerm. BlueSnap devices can also be easily configured using the "Setup Remote BlueSnap" feature on SerialMagic Professional.

Enable Bluetooth data wireless to virtually any application with SerialMagic^TM.

Download the BlueSnap information guide. Detailed BlueSnap Advanced Command Interface.
Download the BlueSnap setup tool, to configure the BlueSnap on Windows.
Or use SerialMagic Professional to setup BlueSnap hardware on other platforms, wirelessly!
BlueSnap support page.

Use SerialMagic and a BlueSnap to get RS232 data from a scale or other device directly to Excel Mobile.

• Bluetooth v2.1 compliant - Class 2.
• Internal jumper settings allow setup for RTS & CTS so the BlueSnap can be setup as DTE or DCE. What does that mean do you ask? It allows the unit to be used with devices that expect flow control so you can can simulate a null-modem adpator for example. OK, but What does that mean? It means the unit is flexible and can be connected to virtually any RS-232 device.
• External switch for most common bitrate (baudrate) settings.
• External switches for simple master and discovery setup.
• Robust command set for configuring many things via an RS-232 connection and even via the Bluetooth connection.
• Can be powered by applying 5-12VDC on pin 9 of DB connector or optional AC adaptor.

Use the optional USB Angled Power cable and power adapter for convenent mobile power.

USB mobile power pack - click here for more information
BlueSnap angled 6" USB cable - click here for more information

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Note: Device may not be exactly as pictured.
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