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3 Methods for Programming the BGM111 Bluetooth Smart Module
In the first part of his Bluetooth series, embedded designer James Langbridge gave us a guided tour of the BGM111 Bluetooth Smart Module. This is our smallest, lowest power Bluetooth Smart Module and because it integrates an antenna, software, and RF certifications it can help reduce time to market.
In this, the second part of his series, James walks us through the three methods for programming the BGM111. If you don’t already have the kit, get it here. Then check the video below:
And don't forget to check out the first post in this series here.