BASIC4PPC  COMPILER
PROGRAM  EXAMPLE:


MICRO  OUTPUT  PINS
The Pocket PC used in this example is an HP IPAQ H2200 PDA with:

     64 MB of system RAM
     32 MB of system flash ROM  ( Dated: 5/22/2003 )
     OS Version:  Windows CE 4.20
     Display Resolution:  240 horizontal pixels  by  320 vertical pixels
     Processor Type:  Intel PXA255
     Bluetooth
     1 SDIO Card Slot
     1 Compact Flash Card Slot
     Headset / Microphone Jack

This HP H2200 PDA was manufactured in 2003.  Any of the newer Pocket PCs with Bluetooth
capability running the latest version of the Basic4ppc Compiler should be able to run this simple
program example.

The embedded bluetooth hardware module used in this example is a BlueSmiRF module.
You can search the Internet and find a variety of embedded bluetooth module boards and
fully packaged plug-and-go bluetooth dongles.

The microcontroller used in this example is the: Athena.  The Athena micro is a PIC microcontroller
that is pre-programmed with a BASIC Interpreter.  The Athena can be programmed easily in BASIC
using the IDE software written to run on a Windows compatible desktop PC or laptop.
This program example will show
you how transmit commands to a microcontroller to control the output state of the port pins across a wireless bluetooth serial port connection using an embedded bluetooth hardware module.