ETI 131-1192-00 User manual

ETI 131-1192-00
Bluetooth Communications Module
Instruction Manual
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SCOPE
The ETI 131-1192-00 Bluetooth Module is used in conjunction with a Palm handheld and ETI’s Commander
software to wirelessly setup and troubleshoot an ETI MNPR. This module is to be used for temporary
communications (as a cable replacement). It is not intended to part of a permanently installed communications
system.
WARNING
There are potentially dangerous/lethal voltages present on and around network protectors and related
equipment. Always wear appropriate PPE and observe all work rules and safety practices when using this
and similar devices.
USAGE
1. Power on the Bluetooth module by pressing the pushbutton on the left side. The blue light on the right side
will begin flashing. This indicates that the module is waiting for a connection. The module will remain on for
15 minutes after the last communication with the relay. There is no way to manually turn the module off. In
the event that the blue light fails to turn on when the button is pressed, replace the 9V battery under the cover
(remove the 4 screws to access).
2. Place the Bluetooth module over the optical window on the MNPR as shown below (MNPR must be
powered):
3. Take note of the serial number of the module (in this example it is 1000). This number will be used later to
identify the module on the Palm.

4. Start the ETI Commander software.
5. Press the menu button (indicated by the arrow)
to access the drop down menu, choose “Conn
Select” then “Use Bluetooth”.
6. The status line will now indicate that Bluetooth
is selected.
7. From the Bluetooth menu, select Setup New
Bluetooth Device.

8. The Bluetooth Discovery Results Screen will
now appear. Ensure that “Show: Nearby Devices”
is selected.
9. Choose the “ETI OPTO” device with the
matching serial number and press OK. If you have
another module powered on nearby more than one
could show up in the list.
10. The status line will now indicate that Bluetooth
is selected and that a module is paired with the
palm. The next time Commander is started, it
should remember the module it was last paired with.
Unless you want to pair a different module, there
should be no need to repeat this setup.
11. Commander is now ready to be used. Go to the
Parameters screen and press Read. The Palm will
connect to the Bluetooth module (the blue light
should become solid while it is communicating with
the Palm). Refer to the Commander documentation
for additional information about the software.