I am wondering weather I can send a simple message like "hello" to windows phone 8 through the Arduino mega board.I am a beginner to Arduino and everything is still too much complicated.
Pin configurations
Tx of Bluetooth module to Rx3 of mega (pin 15)
Rx of Bluetooth module to Tx3 of Mega (pin 14)
If you can provide me with a simple examples of C# and a Arduino that would would be very helpful.
You can find an example of Bluetooth communication between an Arduino and a Windows Phone here:
Windows Phone 8 communicating with Arduino using Bluetooth
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I am currently setting up an MXChip (DevKit) for use with Azure by following the guide below:
https://microsoft.github.io/azure-iot-developer-kit/docs/get-started/
After configuring the device connection string, I cannot complete the subsequent step (Build and upload Arduino sketch) without having to select a board type. These are the options listed:
Arduino Yun
Arduino/Genuino Uno
Arduino Duemilanove
Arduino Nano
Arduino/Genuino Mega
Arduino Mega ADK
Arduino Leonardo
Arduino Leonardo ETH
Arduino/Genuino Micro
Arduino Esplora
Arduino Mini
Arduino Ethernet
Arduino Fio
Arduino BT
LilyPad Arduino USB
LilyPad Arduino
Arduino Pro
Arduino NG or Older
Arduino Robot Control
Arduino Robot Motor
Arduino Gemma
Adafruit Circuit Playground
Arduino Yun Mini
Arduino Industrial 101
Linino One
Arduino Uno WiFi
I am unsure of which option to choose. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Type F1, and then enter Arduino: Board Manager into the action line to view board packages. Installing the newest edition of the MXChip Board Package will cause that package to appear as an option in the board type list.
I also ran into a subsequent compiling error in which the terminal indicated:
"exec: "/bin/arm-none-eabi-g++": file does not exist"
Installing the Arduino Zero Board Package from the board manager solved this error.
I am using Arduino UNO R3 to connect a HC06 bluetooth module referring below article, i am using MAC Book
http://tronixlabs.com/news/tutorial-using-hc06-bluetooth-to-serial-wireless-uart-adaptors-with-arduino/
I am able to connect to HC06 using serial monitor of Arduino IDE where HC06 LED get static.
But I am unable to connect to Note 4 Bluetooth it get paired using password 1234 but never able to connect and show up on Terminal on my android. What is wrong?
LED keep blinking after pair, please guide
Added sketch URL:https://codebender.cc/sketch:238653
I would like to ask how to connect GSM module pgsm-1 to Raspberry pi 2 running Windows IoT core. We are supposed to connect it to the RasPi 2 via pins RXD and TXD which are labeled as reserved by Microsoft now. How could we do that?
You could use any 'supported' USB-to-Serial adapter to connect to the GSM module. Altough the list of supported hardware offered by MS is a bit of a mess...
I use one with a "Silabs CP2102" chip, but it requires some re-plugging from time to time since it seems to freeze on Win 10 IoT Core...
I am trying to read serial data over Bluetooth LE but can't find any code examples for this type of bluetooth and api19. Does any one have an example?
There is no profile defined for serial data communication over Bluetooth Low Energy till now. For this one can use the Bluetooth classic only.
In any case, Android devices can not broadcast for advertising packets. They can only scan the advertising packets. Hence, these devices will be in Central mode only. But can act as either server or client.
For Bluetooth chat related app example one can refer Android SDK as,
sdk/samples/android-19/legacy/BluetoothChat
The above example is based on Bluetooth classic based on RFCOMM channel for serial communication.
Android 5.0 let mobile to be peripheral. So chat will be possible:
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/android-5.0.html
Bluetooth Classic got the SPP profile. This is not how Bluetooth Low Energy works.
In BLE you have 1 or more Services each with 1 or more Characteristics which are basically just bytes in a predefined format which by default can be max 23 bytes.
To send data from one device to another one must be the Master and the other must be Slave.
Android API19 does not support the Slave (Peripheral) role, it seems Google still doesn't understand the importance of Bluetooth Low Energy. It's so much more than just Pulse-readers.
You can send from an Android API19 phone to e.g. an iPhone which can be Slave/Peripheral.
You cannot send from an Android API19 phone to another API19 phone. For this you must use Bluetooth Classic SPP profile.
I'm trying to make a bluetooth keyboard(3x4)for Android Phones with the use of any arduino because I'm trying to make that as a Braille keyboard. Is it possible? If it is. What kind of arduino should I use? And any other bluetooth shield?
You need an Arduino uno (or any compatible board) and a bluetooth shield or board for Arduino. You can try out this bluetooth board from sparkfun.
This board connects to Arduino via serial. So you can just used the built-in Serial library.
This board also connects easily with Android devices.