Bluetooth

Using the top menu bar, navigate to Apps > Bluetooth.

Files

Files > Log

Selecting “Files” will open the file browser where you can download and view the log files from the app.

Options

Options > General

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log Level

  • Select the log level for the app.

transport url

  • Read-only: This field shows the internally used transport address.

Options > Module

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Name

Address

  • The name of the Bluetooth device. This name is broadcasted as the device name over Bluetooth.

Firmware

  • Read-only: Displays the firmware version of the Bluetooth chip.

Status

  • Enables or disables the Bluetooth antenna.

Profiles

  • Read-only: Lists the available and activated Bluetooth profiles.

Codecs

  • Read-only: Lists the available and activated Bluetooth audio codecs.

Pairing

  • Read-only: Indicates whether pairing is enabled or disabled. If pairing is disabled, no new devices can connect. If a device is already connected, pairing is always disabled until the device disconnects.

Pairing Mode

  • Options: Yes, No, or Auto.
    • Auto: Allows silent pairing without showing any pop-ups or prompts.
    • Yes/No: May display a pairing code and ask for confirmation.

Reconnect Attempts

  • Specifies whether Bluetooth should automatically reconnect after a BRIR3 restart and how many attempts should be made.

Options > Devices

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Paired Bluetooth devices

  • This is the list of the currently paired Bluetooth devices.
  • To delete a device, click the trashcan icon next to the device you want to remove
  • Select the green ACL symbol to add this device to the allowed devices in the access control list.
  • Select the red ACL symbol to add this device to the denied devices in the access control list.

Access Control List

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The Access Control List (ACL) displays a table of devices with the following details for each entry:

  1. Name: The name of the Bluetooth device, as identified during pairing.

  2. MAC Address: The unique MAC address of the Bluetooth device.

  3. Access:
    Indicates whether the device is allowed or denied access.

    • Allow: The device is permitted to connect.
    • Deny: The device is blocked from connecting.

  4. Delete Option:
    Each entry includes a trashcan icon that allows you to delete the device from the list.

Access Control List Configuration

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  • New Pairing Requests:
    This setting determines whether new devices are allowed to pair and stay connected with the Bluetooth module.
    • Allow: The device can connect and is granted access automatically.
    • Deny: The device will connect but will immediately be disconnected.