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Panasonic PAN1321 Bluetooth module
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This is an example capture of the serial (UART) init for the Panasonic
PAN1321 Bluetooth module.

The firmware sends the init commands at 115200 baud, with 8n1 settings.

Details:
https://www.panasonic.com/industrial/electronic-components/rf-modules/bluetooth/pan1311-1321.aspx
https://www.panasonic.com/industrial/includes/pdf/Users_Manual_PAN1321_V22.xx_Rev3.1.pdf
http://www.datasheets.org.uk/indexdl/Datasheet-098/DSA00161388.pdf


Logic analyzer setup
--------------------

The logic analyzer used was a ChronoVu LA8 (at 500kHz):

  Probe       PAN1321
  -------------------
  0 (green)   TX
  1 (orange)  RX


Successful initialization
-------------------------

The sigrok command line used was:

  sigrok-cli -d 0:samplerate=500khz --samples 8388608 \
             -p '1=TX,2=RX' -o panasonic_pan1321_init.sr

The data sent (S) to the PAN1321 module and received from it (R) was:

R: ROK\r\n
S: AT+JSEC=1,1,2,04,7777\r\n
R: OK\r\n
S: AT+JDIS=3\r\n
R: OK\r\n
S: AT+JRLS=1101,11,Serial port,01,000000\r\n
R: OK\r\n
S: AT+JSLN=21,MyCoolBluetoothDevice\r\n
R: OK\r\n
S: AT+JAAC=1\r\n
R: OK\r\n
S: AT+JSCR\r\n
R: OK\r\n


Successful initialization, triggered
------------------------------------

The sigrok command line used was:

  sigrok-cli -d 0:samplerate=500khz --samples 8388608 \
             -p '1=TX,2=RX' --wait-trigger --triggers 2=1 \
             -o panasonic_pan1321_init_triggered.sr

The data sent/received is the same as in the above example. The difference
is that we triggered on the first high RX state, which might lead to
some garbage for the first few decoded characters. This file is intended as
a test-case for this situation.


Invalid command, error code
---------------------------

The sigrok command line used was:

  sigrok-cli -d 0:samplerate=500khz --samples 8388608 \
             -p '1=TX,2=RX' -o panasonic_pan1321_error.sr

R: ROK\r\n
S: AT+JSEC=1,1,2,04,7777\r\n
R: OK\r\n
S: AT+JDIS=9\r\n
R: ERR=-1\r\n

As 9 is an invalid value for the "AT+JDIS=" command, the device returns
an error code.
Commit	Line	Data
	1	-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	2	Panasonic PAN1321 Bluetooth module
	3	-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	4
	5	This is an example capture of the serial (UART) init for the Panasonic
	6	PAN1321 Bluetooth module.
	7
	8	The firmware sends the init commands at 115200 baud, with 8n1 settings.
	9
	10	Details:
	11	https://www.panasonic.com/industrial/electronic-components/rf-modules/bluetooth/pan1311-1321.aspx
	12	https://www.panasonic.com/industrial/includes/pdf/Users_Manual_PAN1321_V22.xx_Rev3.1.pdf
	13	http://www.datasheets.org.uk/indexdl/Datasheet-098/DSA00161388.pdf
	14
	15
	16	Logic analyzer setup
	17	--------------------
	18
	19	The logic analyzer used was a ChronoVu LA8 (at 500kHz):
	20
	21	Probe PAN1321
	22	-------------------
	23	0 (green) TX
	24	1 (orange) RX
	25
	26
	27	Successful initialization
	28	-------------------------
	29
	30	The sigrok command line used was:
	31
	32	sigrok-cli -d 0:samplerate=500khz --samples 8388608 \
	33	-p '1=TX,2=RX' -o panasonic_pan1321_init.sr
	34
	35	The data sent (S) to the PAN1321 module and received from it (R) was:
	36
	37	R: ROK\r\n
	38	S: AT+JSEC=1,1,2,04,7777\r\n
	39	R: OK\r\n
	40	S: AT+JDIS=3\r\n
	41	R: OK\r\n
	42	S: AT+JRLS=1101,11,Serial port,01,000000\r\n
	43	R: OK\r\n
	44	S: AT+JSLN=21,MyCoolBluetoothDevice\r\n
	45	R: OK\r\n
	46	S: AT+JAAC=1\r\n
	47	R: OK\r\n
	48	S: AT+JSCR\r\n
	49	R: OK\r\n
	50
	51
	52	Successful initialization, triggered
	53	------------------------------------
	54
	55	The sigrok command line used was:
	56
	57	sigrok-cli -d 0:samplerate=500khz --samples 8388608 \
	58	-p '1=TX,2=RX' --wait-trigger --triggers 2=1 \
	59	-o panasonic_pan1321_init_triggered.sr
	60
	61	The data sent/received is the same as in the above example. The difference
	62	is that we triggered on the first high RX state, which might lead to
	63	some garbage for the first few decoded characters. This file is intended as
	64	a test-case for this situation.
	65
	66
	67	Invalid command, error code
	68	---------------------------
	69
	70	The sigrok command line used was:
	71
	72	sigrok-cli -d 0:samplerate=500khz --samples 8388608 \
	73	-p '1=TX,2=RX' -o panasonic_pan1321_error.sr
	74
	75	R: ROK\r\n
	76	S: AT+JSEC=1,1,2,04,7777\r\n
	77	R: OK\r\n
	78	S: AT+JDIS=9\r\n
	79	R: ERR=-1\r\n
	80
	81	As 9 is an invalid value for the "AT+JDIS=" command, the device returns
	82	an error code.
	83