Version Differences for OPN2002 - Opticon Technical Support Portal

:Now, when you connect the OPN2002 to the Mac using Bluetooth VCP (SPP), one of these POSIX device files is created in /dev/. To finish the initial connection, that file must be opened with a program that is able to open device files. To test this yourself, you can use the Terminal program, and run the 'cat' command against the new file that was created under /dev/ while the pairing process was taking place. After that, the initial pairing should complete successfully.

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'''I have the OPN2001 Simulation Application installed on my OPN2002. The OPN2002 seems to behave as an OPN2001 in USB mode, but how do I know if the OPN2002 has stored data or not when using Bluetooth?'''

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'''I have the OPN2001 Simulation Application installed on my OPN2002. The OPN2002 seems to behave as an [[OPN2001]] in USB mode, but how do I know if the OPN2002 has stored data or not when using Bluetooth?'''

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:Have you tried the csp2GetDSR() function (GetDSR() for the .NET wrapper)? It simulates the RTS signal over Bluetooth VCP; the RTS signal is normally how the OPN2001 signals that it has data to be downloaded. DSR stands for Data-Signal-Ready.

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:Have you tried the csp2GetDSR() function (GetDSR() for the .NET wrapper)? It simulates the RTS signal over Bluetooth VCP; the RTS signal is normally how the [[OPN2001]] signals that it has data to be downloaded. DSR stands for Data-Signal-Ready.

'''Why doesn't my pairing seem to finish when I try to connect my OPN2002 in SPP mode?'''

 :Now, when you connect the OPN2002 to the Mac using Bluetooth VCP (SPP), one of these POSIX device files is created in /dev/. To finish the initial connection, that file must be opened with a program that is able to open device files. To test this yourself, you can use the Terminal program, and run the 'cat' command against the new file that was created under /dev/ while the pairing process was taking place. After that, the initial pairing should complete successfully.
-								'''I have the OPN2001 Simulation Application installed on my OPN2002.  The OPN2002 seems to behave as an OPN2001 in USB mode, but how do I know if the OPN2002 has stored data or not when using Bluetooth?'''
+								'''I have the OPN2001 Simulation Application installed on my OPN2002.  The OPN2002 seems to behave as an [[OPN2001]] in USB mode, but how do I know if the OPN2002 has stored data or not when using Bluetooth?'''
-								:Have you tried the csp2GetDSR() function (GetDSR() for the .NET wrapper)?  It simulates the RTS signal over Bluetooth VCP; the RTS signal is normally how the OPN2001 signals that it has data to be downloaded.  DSR stands for Data-Signal-Ready.
+								:Have you tried the csp2GetDSR() function (GetDSR() for the .NET wrapper)?  It simulates the RTS signal over Bluetooth VCP; the RTS signal is normally how the [[OPN2001]] signals that it has data to be downloaded.  DSR stands for Data-Signal-Ready.
 '''Why doesn't my pairing seem to finish when I try to connect my OPN2002 in SPP mode?'''