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HM-10/11 V542 Self-Learning Guide

The document describes a new self-learning feature of the HM-10/11 V542 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) module. This allows the module to automatically communicate with BLE devices using different unique identifiers (UUIDs), solving previous communication challenges. The self-learning process involves configuring the module to search for and connect to a BLE slave device, after which communication can begin without needing to manually specify the device's UUIDs. This allows the HM-10/11 to interconnect devices that previously could not communicate due to different UUID standards.

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HM-10/11 V542 Self-Learning Guide

The document describes a new self-learning feature of the HM-10/11 V542 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) module. This allows the module to automatically communicate with BLE devices using different unique identifiers (UUIDs), solving previous communication challenges. The self-learning process involves configuring the module to search for and connect to a BLE slave device, after which communication can begin without needing to manually specify the device's UUIDs. This allows the HM-10/11 to interconnect devices that previously could not communicate due to different UUID standards.

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HM-10/11 V542 Self-Learning

Function Introduction
The communication of BLE is based on the UUID and
properties of UUID to be accomplished. However, the
manufacturer generally created their own unique UUID, which
means it would be unable tocommunicate between different
UUIDs. In order to solve thecommunication challenge, the
HM-10/11 added the new self-learning feature.

1. What kind of modules can use the new self-learning


feature of V542?
The

new

learning

function

can

help

with

the

communication of your BLE devices automatically when


your devices using with all following satisfying using
requirements.

With

the

following

conditions

the

self-learning feature of HM-10/11 can be sued, otherwise


cannot.
NOTE: Normally, the UUID data can be accessed by using
LightBlue tools, or you can ask the BLE device provider
directly.

1.1

While your current BLE device is using 16Bit UUID to


implement communication such as 0xFFe0, the new
feature can be used.

1.2

While the transmit-receive UUID of the characteristic


of your current BLE device is only one (as shown in
figure 1.1) or only tow (as shown in figure 1.2)

Figure 1.1. only one UUID

Figure 1.2. two UUIDs

1.3

If your current BLE device is slave device, you should


use HM-10/11 as the master device.

2. How to use V542 self-learning function

2.1

Configuration Process

2.1.1 AT+RENEWRestore to factory defaults


2.1.2 AT+IMME1Set

theHM-10/11

under

manual

operation mode
2.1.3 AT+COMP1Turn

on

HM-10/11

self-learning

function
2.1.4 AT+UUID0x1234This 0x1234 is the characteristic
of your current BLE slave module which include
Write

property

or

Write-Without-Responsepropertyof UUID.
2.1.5 AT+CHAR0x5678This

0x5678

is

the

characteristic of your current BLE slave module


which is Notify property of UUID.
NOTE: If there is only one single UUID of Characteristic of
your current BLE module which the UUID simultaneously
integrate Write, Write-Without-Response and Notify, you
can set up the same UUID of AT+UUID and AT+CHAR.
2.1.6 AT+SHOW1 Only you would like to back to the
BLE slave modulename when you are searching,
please execute this command. This is an optional
command.
2.1.7 AT+ROLE1 Set up HM-10/11 to main mode

2.1.8 The Configuration Process complete. This process


only need to set up once.

2.2

Searchingand Connecting Process

2.2.1 AT+DISC? Execute the command


2.2.2 Receive OK+IDSCS Start searching
2.2.3 Receive OK+DIS<P1>:<P2>Find the returned
value of one device.
P1: Device type. The possible values: are 0, 1, 2.
P2:

MAC

address

of

device.

Format:

00112233445566
2.2.4 Receive OK+DISCE Searching completed
2.2.5 Use the command AT which in AT+CO<P1><P2>
to try to connect the found device
2.2.6 Receive

OK+CO<P1><P1><P3>,the

start

connecting command.
P1: Device Type
P3: Connection Status. A: Accepting Request,
Starting Connecting. E: Invalid Address
2.2.7 Receive the return information from the connection
results OK+CONN or OK+CONNF
OK+CONN Connection Succeed

OK+CONNF Connection fail


2.2.8 Communication starts, Transceiver Data
2.2.9 Communication

complete.

Send

AT

for

disconnected

NOTE1:If you turn on the self-learning function, there will no


impact on the communication between any other BLE
products of HM series.
NOTE2:If you have the device type and MAC address, you
could ignore the searching steps and directly use AT+CO
command to do the connection.
NOTE3: After configuration, you also could use AT+IMMEO
to get the HM-10/11 working in automatic mode.
Jinan Huamao Technologies Co Ltd
support@[Link]

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