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  • You Reply: [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
  • You Reply: [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
  • You Reply: [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
  • You Reply: [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
  • You Reply: [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)
  • You Reply: [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)
  • You Reply: [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)
  • You Reply: [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)