Hi,


I wrote:
> > The other side (PIC) will have an standard TTL serial port to talk
> > to, capable of 200kps which should be enough for most pic's.

Steve Baldwin asked:

>Do the modules (like the blu2i) that have an AT command set allow you
>to do a piconet or are they limited to a single peer-peer connection ?


They do have an AT command set:
http://www.communica.se/tdk/bism_at_commands.pdf

Although I'm not sure you could form an piconet with them, I'll have to
investigate.
I do know you can setup trusted devices and accept all incomming
connections from them.


/Tony
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