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## Enabling Bluetooth
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## Enabling Bluetooth
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You need one of the new device trees provided here; these correctly map UART1 onto the BT controller (with RTS/CTS).
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You need one of the new device trees provided here; these correctly map UART1 onto the BT controller (with RTS/CTS).
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Once that is in place you still need the correct firmware for the bluetooth adapter, a copy of this is in the [bluetooth firmware](./bt-fw) folder.
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Once that is in place you also need the correct firmware for the bluetooth adapter, a copy of this is in the [bluetooth firmware](./bt-fw) folder.
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* Copy the two firmware (`.bin`) files to `/usr/lib/firmware/` on the MQ PRO and reboot.
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* Copy the two firmware (`.bin`) files to `/usr/lib/firmware/` on the MQ PRO and reboot.
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* Install *Bluez* (`sudo apt install bluez`) and then you can use `bluetoothctl` to configure and connect
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## Status LED
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## Status LED
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The onboard (blue) status LED can now be controlled via the sys tree:
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The onboard (blue) status LED can now be controlled via the sys tree:
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