5.3.5.2 Set Fixed Pin Code (SP,<4/6 digit pin>)
Format:
SP,<4/6 digit pin>
This command sets the fixed security pin code. The fixed pin code has two functionalities:
- If the fixed pin is a six-digit code, use it to
display when I/O capability (see Table 5-22) is set to display only by command. For
that, first, set the fixed pin as a six-digit code using the
SP
command, then, set the pairing mode to Display Only (value 4). The six-digit pin is used for the Simple Secure Pairing (SSP) authentication method in Bluetooth Low Energy if a fixed passkey is desired. In this way, the RNBD451 module is not required to display the passkey if the remote peer already knows the passkey. The user must understand the security implication by using the fixed passkey. - Use the four-digit pin code option to authenticate remote command connection.
Default: | 000000 | |
Example: | SP,123456
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// Set pin code to 123456 |
Response: | AOK
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// Success |
Err |
// Syntax error or invalid parameter |
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Note: The
PDS stores this parameter and is effective
immediately without a reboot.
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