cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

Bluetooth company ID Registration

Etienne_Parmentier
Associate

We are developing a product using the STM32WB55 chip and using the S.T W.P.A.N stack. We intend to release our product with a Bluetooth certification / logo, so we need to register our company to get a company I.D right ? Do we need to use the company ID, or do we need to register a 16bit unique U.U.I.D (and pay for it ?). I don't think it's allowed to use the company ID of St Microelectronics, I don't want a lawsuit from either the Bluetooth S.I.G or St Microelectronics, but I also don't want to explain to my boss we have to spend more money if it's not necessary because we are a startup. I also didn't found a way to set / get the company ID from memory or flash. Is it possible to use the S.T W.P.A.N stack to do this or do we need to modify the source code generated by STM32CubeMX directly ?

3 REPLIES 3

I read this page 3 times before posting, and one more time after 'reading' your post, and it does not answer any of my questions. Because the chip is already sold to us by ST, do we have to also be registered, or can we use the chip as is, without registering and/or buying an UUID ? Do we have to buy a separate company UUID, or is the company identifier enough ? And if we need to change it, does ST provide an easy way to change it with it's W.P.A.N A.P.I ? I already did my research, I know how to use Google, I in fact read the whole website you linked, and it is not explicit enough.

There's a link there to contact the BT Sig ...