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StarTech.com Bluetooth Adapter, 2.1 Bluetooth Version, 3 Mbps Maximum Data Transfer Rate - USBBT1EDR2

This Bluetooth adapter connects devices wirelessly to a host computer via a USB 2.0 interface, enabling short- to long-range Bluetooth links for data and audio in industrial and technical environments. It operates on the 2.4 GHz band and supports enhanced data rate operation to facilitate higher-throughput wireless connections for control, monitoring and streaming tasks.

Features and Benefits:

• Class 1 radio delivers extended connectivity up to 100 m
  Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR enables Faster peer-to-peer transfers
  USB 2.0 Interface provides simple plug-and-play host connection
  Maximum throughput of 3 Mbps supports high-speed streaming
  Operates on the 2.4 GHz spectrum for broad device interoperability

Applications

• Suitable for wireless sensor data collection in automation systems
  Ideal for PC-based configuration of industrial instruments
  Used for audio streaming from workstations to headsets or speakers
  Can be used for remote control of test equipment and actuators

Which frequency does it use and why is that useful?

It uses the 2.4 GHz ISM band, which offers wide device support and global compatibility for many peripherals and instruments.

How does the radio class affect deployment distance?

The Class 1 radio rating provides an extended link budget that supports connections up to 100 m in favourable conditions, useful for floor-scale wireless links.

What performance can I expect for streaming or file transfer?

With EDR enabled and a maximum data rate of 3 Mbps, it can handle moderate-bitrate audio streaming and timely transfer of telemetry packets.

Which physical Interface is required on the host?

A USB 2.0 port is required for connection, allowing straightforward integration with most PCs and control systems.

Is this suitable for use with older Bluetooth devices?

The Bluetooth 2.1 profile with EDR provides backward compatibility with devices supporting earlier Bluetooth versions while offering enhanced transfer rates.