Q vs Bluetooth V2.1 SPP Setup

The Q-Transfer is able to send/receive data to/from NX1 @ ~8Kbps speed via NFC protocol, which is not practical to transfer bulky data while fairly convenient to exchange small chunk of data. Unlike a standard NFC tag, which is unpowered, the NX1 NFC tag function requires power to operate on exchanging data with the iDevice. When the close proximity is met between iDevice & NFC tag, the Q-Transfer app is invoked automatically for Read / Write / Recorder. Practical usage scenarios are listed below: Read: User manual provided @ iDevice upon product ID detection while tapping on NFC tag antenna @ NX1. Read: Game statistics read out for display @ iDevice. Write: Content replacement by writing new data, like LED flash pattern, sound, and even program codes onto NX1. Recorder: Record voice memo @ iDevice, compressed, and transferred to NX1 for playback. During data transfer period, music prompts are provided to indicate start / transfer-in-progress / end (complete or incomplete).

The iOS portable devices will connect with the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to serial port converter devices and exchange data with them bi-directional. The serial port includes RS-232 or RS-422 RS-485 interfaces. The user will test the APP with the SCADA, Robot, UAV, PLC, CNC or etc. with the BLE to serial port devices. The APP will be customized to meet the specific applications.