Hi Salah !
Sorry I typed by mistake SiW1602 code for radio modem, correct is SiW1502 code!
Sorry again!
Miki

Michael Noel wrote:

> Hi Salah,
>
> Are you focus on Bluetooth like a strategic option in your company or do
> you use
> this technology
> like a hobby? I use this technology on a company project and we must pay
> USD200.000! for
> HCI(host controller interface) protocol!!!This mean we can't use for our
> product
> the BLUETOOTH
> logo and of course we can't take the information for to control the
> link-controller for our bluetooth chip
> set if we don't pay this tax to SIG(Special Interest Group).
> So I can't give you the exact info because I have an agreement with our
> manufacture( SiliconWave), but
> I can tell you this, you can use the radio modem chip from SiliconWave
> SiW1602
> without the link-controller
> and without the logo BLUETOOTH and you can obtain the same big transfer
> rate
> 1Msimbol/s with 79 channels!
> The 2,4-2,5GHz band is free almost every where on the planet and this
> chip is
> designed to use this frequency!
> Of course you don't make a pico-net in the same way like in Bluetooth
> specifications and you can communicate
> with the Bluetooth system that use a link-controller.The radio modem
> chip is
> cheap in 1K pcs(USD10.5), but
> for 1 pcs is cca.USD40! On  chip you have +4 dBm power and with USD1 you
> can
> easy obtain +20 dBm
> power(cca.50m between Rx and Tx).You can access the radio modem on SPI
> port of
> the PICs with 4MHz
> pic clock!
> I hope it helps you!
> Miki
>
> "Salah M." wrote:
>
> > Hello List,
> >    I`d like to start a new project concerning remot-controlling ... any
> > information about wireless projects based on PIC MCU please...... is it
> > possible to control the BlueTooth module via the PIC ? most of the resources
> > that I got is talking about BT with AVR or ARM from Atmel but I am wondering
> > if I can do it with PIC .
> >
> > Regards
> > Salah.
> >
> > Hugle-Electronics,Inc.
> > Tokyo/Japan.
> >
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