Full - Bl12a3 Bluetooth

| Command | Function | Full Response Example | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | AT+NAME=<text> | Set device name | +NAME: "BL12A3_Audio" | | AT+ADDR? | Query MAC address | +ADDR: 00:1A:7D:DA:71:0A | | AT+ROLE=M | Set as Master | OK | | AT+ROLE=S | Set as Slave (default) | OK | | AT+CONN=<MAC> | Connect to specific device | +CONN: SUCCESS or +CONN: FAIL | | AT+DISC | Disconnect current link | OK | | AT+UART=<baud>,<stop>,<parity> | Change UART settings | Examples: AT+UART=9600,1,0 | | AT+AUTH=<0/1> | Enable/disable pairing authentication | AT+AUTH=1 (enable PIN) | | AT+PIN=<code> | Set pairing PIN (default 0000) | AT+PIN=1234 | | AT+RESTORE | Factory reset (full nvram clear) | OK (module reboots) |

The BL12A3 supports both SCO (Synchronous Connection Oriented) links for voice and ACL (Asynchronous Connectionless) links for data, making it a true full-duplex solution. 3. Complete Pinout and Hardware Interface To use the BL12A3 in a full hardware integration, you need the pin configuration. Most modules are packaged as a 20-pin or 28-pin half-hole (castellated) package. Below is the verified full mapping for the common 20-pin variant: bl12a3 bluetooth full

Always verify the voltage (3.3V only!), confirm the PCM pinout for audio, and use a AT+RESTORE before deployment to clear any latent OEM customizations. Have a specific BL12A3 question not covered here? Check the legacy Broadcom forums or use a USB logic analyzer to capture the full boot-up sequence from your device. | Command | Function | Full Response Example