In this Article, you can use the BLUNO to connect with the mobile device and Accessory shield to show the demo.
Tools needed
Software Package On Github
Step by Step
1. If you stuck in any of the following process, Go Trouble Shooting section below
2. Install the
Arduino IDE. (Arduino 1.0.x or Arduino 1.5.x)
3.
Download and open the INO file with Arduino
4. Install the
PlainProtocol (
PlainProtocol Ver1.1 reference) ,
U8glib (
U8glib reference) and
BlunoAccessory Library. (
Tutorial for installing library).
5. Select the "Arduino Uno" as the target board in menu->Tools->Board. 6. Upload the Sketch.
For Android
7. Install the
BLUNO.apk into your Android phone.
8. Run the application, Click the scan button in the upper right(?), and select the BLUNO board to connect with
Fig5: Scanning the device Fig6: Select the device
9. Once connected you can control the RGB LED, OLED, Relay, Buzzer and can get the temperature, humidity, and etc.
Fig7: Use the app Fig8: Use the app
10. The top bar(?) shows the BLE connection state. You can touch it to call the scanning dialog for connecting other devices.
For IOS
Fig7: Use the app
7.
Install the App here.
8. Run the application, and the App will connect the BLUNO automatically.
9. Once connected you can control the RGB LED, OLED, Relay, Buzzer and can get the temperature, humidity, and etc.
10.
If something wrong with the bluetooth connection, try to restart the IOS device.
Trouble Shooting
If there is any problem:
1. Check whether the on-board switch is in the correct mode.
2.
Update the BLE firmware.
3. Restore the Setting through AT command (AT+SETTING=DEFAULT).
Tutorial to Configure the BLE through AT command.
4. Disconnect the bluetooth before uploading the Sketch.
5. Read the Bluno
wiki page or Bluno
FAQ.
6. Unplug and Replug the power supply
7. If all above cannot solve your problem, welcome to talk on
www.dfrobot.com/forum/
Documents
Accessory shield Demo for BLUNO
All in one Package On Github
Arduino
Android
IOS
Wiki Doc
Author:Angelo