The Bluetooth Module 1 connects to controllers that have the RS232 communication port. Controllers include: Rover Li Series, Wanderer series, Adventurer 30-Li, and Rover 100; Bluetooth Module 2 connects with controllers that have the RS485 communication port. Controllers include: Rover Elite Series and Rover 60
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