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Quickblue, is it worth it.

Started by RGV250, Jul 27, 2026, 09:49 PM

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RGV250

Hi,
Ages ago when Lester was having a clearout and giving stuff away for the cost of postage I acquired a few Amicus Bluetooth boards and Quickblue modules which have the same module (EYMF2CAMM-XV) as the Amicus board.
I can only find the module datasheet but no details about how to actually control it at all. I just wondered if anyone had the required information and if they have are worth playing with.

regards,
Bob

flosigud

I tried long time ago to find information on these modules. I found lesst han you, nothing and gave up.

Bob (G8GFA)

I have some old Amicus 18 code which I think belongs to these modules if you are interested.

Regards,

Bob

RGV250

Hi Bob,
Thanks for that, I actually found the zip file (I must have downloaded it way back when the forum was still live), I didn't have any code though.
I also found this document which might help if anyone is looking for info.
QuickBlue LINK.pdf
 
Regards,
Bob

top204

They are not worth the effort Bob. Even when they were first bought by cr#w@h*#l all of those years ago, they were were cheap chinese crap, with a 'none standard' command set.

They do work as bluetooth class 2, but they are not very efficient, and their range was dreadful.

I created the board and the code, but I never actually liked them.

Regards
Les