C Language Development Kit/Functions/SetBltLocalName

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Description This function stores the bluetooth localname in flash memory.
Syntax 
void SetBltLocalName(const char * localname);
Arguments 
const char * localname
the name that is stored in flash and shown when an other device does a

discovery e.g. a PC. The maximum size of localname can be 18 characters long.

Returns None
Remarks The bluetooth localname can also be set from the system menu. GetBltLocalName()

retrieves the bluetooth localname. Although the localname can consist of capitals only lowercase characters are shown during a discovery. When another device has discovered the OPL9724 or OPL9712 with a specific name and bluetooth address and the localname and the localname is changed the other device receives the new name on the next discovery or connection.

Example 
#include "lib.h"
#include <stdio.h>
 
void main( void )
{
    cursor( NOWRAP );
    for(;;)
    {
        printf("\fchange localn\n%s\nto\nEXAMPLE NAME", GetBltLocalName());
        resetkey();
        while( !kbhit() )
            idle();
        SetBltLocalName("EXAMPLE NAME");
 
        printf("\fLocalname:\n%s", GetBltLocalName() );
        resetkey();
        while( !kbhit() )
            idle();
    }
}


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