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DFRobot Bluetooth V3 + Romeo V2
ML 2013-09-22 06:21:51 28240 Views39 Replies Hey ;)
I'm using Romeo v2 and i want to set up Bluetooth v3. is it possible to set it up without USB-TTL Converter?
I'm using Romeo v2 and i want to set up Bluetooth v3. is it possible to set it up without USB-TTL Converter?
2013-10-08 22:13:30 Yeah, almost like this
do you use the Arduino mega? it depands on which serial port you use
serial means rx0 and tx0
serial1 means dfrobot and tx1
Grey.CC
do you use the Arduino mega? it depands on which serial port you use
serial means rx0 and tx0
serial1 means dfrobot and tx1
Grey.CC 2013-10-08 22:13:30 Yeah, almost like this
do you use the Arduino mega? it depands on which serial port you use
serial means rx0 and tx0
serial1 means dfrobot and tx1
Grey.CC
do you use the Arduino mega? it depands on which serial port you use
serial means rx0 and tx0
serial1 means dfrobot and tx1
Grey.CC 2013-10-08 22:13:30 Yeah, almost like this
do you use the Arduino mega? it depands on which serial port you use
serial means rx0 and tx0
serial1 means dfrobot and tx1
Grey.CC
do you use the Arduino mega? it depands on which serial port you use
serial means rx0 and tx0
serial1 means dfrobot and tx1
Grey.CC 2013-10-08 22:13:30 Yeah, almost like this
do you use the Arduino mega? it depands on which serial port you use
serial means rx0 and tx0
serial1 means dfrobot and tx1
Grey.CC
do you use the Arduino mega? it depands on which serial port you use
serial means rx0 and tx0
serial1 means dfrobot and tx1
Grey.CC 2013-10-08 21:45:01 [quote="Grey"]
Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
[/quote]
Something like that?
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT");
}
void loop
{
}
Which Serial i must use? Serial or Serial1 nepekyp
Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
[/quote]
Something like that?
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT");
}
void loop
{
}
Which Serial i must use? Serial or Serial1
nepekyp 2013-10-08 21:45:01 [quote="Grey"]
Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
[/quote]
Something like that?
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT");
}
void loop
{
}
Which Serial i must use? Serial or Serial1 nepekyp
Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
[/quote]
Something like that?
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT");
}
void loop
{
}
Which Serial i must use? Serial or Serial1
nepekyp 2013-10-08 21:45:01 [quote="Grey"]
Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
[/quote]
Something like that?
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT");
}
void loop
{
}
Which Serial i must use? Serial or Serial1 nepekyp
Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
[/quote]
Something like that?
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT");
}
void loop
{
}
Which Serial i must use? Serial or Serial1
nepekyp 2013-10-08 21:45:01 [quote="Grey"]
Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
[/quote]
Something like that?
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT");
}
void loop
{
}
Which Serial i must use? Serial or Serial1 nepekyp
Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
[/quote]
Something like that?
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.print("AT");
}
void loop
{
}
Which Serial i must use? Serial or Serial1
nepekyp 2013-10-08 21:01:17 Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port. Grey.CC
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
Grey.CC 2013-10-08 21:01:17 Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port. Grey.CC
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
Grey.CC 2013-10-08 21:01:17 Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port. Grey.CC
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
Grey.CC 2013-10-08 21:01:17 Hello, nepekyp
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port. Grey.CC
you can write the AT command in the code and use the Arduino to write it into the bluetooth bee through serial port.
Grey.CC 2013-10-07 21:12:51 [quote="Jose"]
You could use arduino to input the AT commands to the bluetooth module. and if the At commands returns OK blink the LED or something like that.
[/quote]
How i can do that?
Do i need something sketch for arduino? (Leonardo v2 r3) nepekyp
You could use arduino to input the AT commands to the bluetooth module. and if the At commands returns OK blink the LED or something like that.
[/quote]
How i can do that?
Do i need something sketch for arduino? (Leonardo v2 r3)
nepekyp 2013-10-07 21:12:51 [quote="Jose"]
You could use arduino to input the AT commands to the bluetooth module. and if the At commands returns OK blink the LED or something like that.
[/quote]
How i can do that?
Do i need something sketch for arduino? (Leonardo v2 r3) nepekyp
You could use arduino to input the AT commands to the bluetooth module. and if the At commands returns OK blink the LED or something like that.
[/quote]
How i can do that?
Do i need something sketch for arduino? (Leonardo v2 r3)
nepekyp 2013-10-07 21:12:51 [quote="Jose"]
You could use arduino to input the AT commands to the bluetooth module. and if the At commands returns OK blink the LED or something like that.
[/quote]
How i can do that?
Do i need something sketch for arduino? (Leonardo v2 r3) nepekyp
You could use arduino to input the AT commands to the bluetooth module. and if the At commands returns OK blink the LED or something like that.
[/quote]
How i can do that?
Do i need something sketch for arduino? (Leonardo v2 r3)
nepekyp 2013-10-07 21:12:51 [quote="Jose"]
You could use arduino to input the AT commands to the bluetooth module. and if the At commands returns OK blink the LED or something like that.
[/quote]
How i can do that?
Do i need something sketch for arduino? (Leonardo v2 r3) nepekyp
You could use arduino to input the AT commands to the bluetooth module. and if the At commands returns OK blink the LED or something like that.
[/quote]
How i can do that?
Do i need something sketch for arduino? (Leonardo v2 r3)
nepekyp 2013-10-02 04:16:20 Thanks for your advise. I've decided to buy the converter. Seems like a better choice. :)
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Marti
ML
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Marti
ML 2013-10-02 04:16:20 Thanks for your advise. I've decided to buy the converter. Seems like a better choice. :)
Best
Marti
ML
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Marti
ML 2013-10-02 04:16:20 Thanks for your advise. I've decided to buy the converter. Seems like a better choice. :)
Best
Marti
ML
Best
Marti
ML 2013-10-02 04:16:20 Thanks for your advise. I've decided to buy the converter. Seems like a better choice. :)
Best
Marti
ML
Best
Marti
ML 