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    BTM222B-X Datasheet

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    Datasheet

    The BTM-222B-X is a small form factor, low power, simple to


    integrate Bluetooth radio for OEMs adding wireless capability
    BTM-222B-X to their products. The is perfect for battery
    powered applications and by default is ready to use in the
    SPP (Serial Port Profile) configuration. It uses only 250 uA in
    sleep mode while still being discoverable and connectable.
    Multiple low power modes available allow you to dial in the
    lowest power profile for your application. The BTM-222B-X
    supports multiple Bluetooth profiles, is fully certified, and is
    simple to design in, making it a complete embedded
    Bluetooth solution. With its high performance on-chip
    antenna and support for Bluetooth Enhanced Data Rate
    (EDR), the BTM-222B-X delivers up to 3 Mbps data rate for
    distances to 100 meters. The BTM-222B-X is the perfect
    product for engineers adding Bluetooth capability to their
    product without spending significant time and money to
    develop Bluetooth specific hardware and software.

    The BTM-222B-X can be configured in different modes:


    HCI Mode: In this mode the Bluetooth stack is running on an external processor (not on BTM-222)
    There are two possible hardware interface options:
    UART: This is called HCI over H4. The external processor running the stack is interfaced to the BTM-222B-X using the UART
    interface. The baud rate at which the BTM-222B-X talks to the processor is fixed and needs to be programmed (in the BTM222) during the firmware flash process. Customers need to specify this while ordering.
    USB:In this mode, the BTM-222B-X is interfaced to the external processor using a USB interface. The BTM-222B-X acts as a
    USB slave (not a USB host). The key advantage of HCI mode is that it allows customers to run custom profiles on their
    processor. It also provides fast data rates (up to 3 Mbps).
    Application

    Access point
    Domestics and Industrial applications
    Personal Digital Assistants(PDA)
    Serial Adapter
    GPS, POS, Barcode Reader
    Digital camera, Printer& Cellular phone
    Cordless handset

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