To comunicate netduino 2+ with module bluetooth jy mcu(app android)
#1
Posted 17 November 2014 - 12:29 AM
#2
Posted 09 December 2014 - 02:10 PM
Have you picked hardware for the blue tooth part? I am trying something similar and need to pick a daughter card that has the blue-tooth on it to try one of these apps. I guess I will need a battery pack for it to demo it to.
#3
Posted 17 December 2014 - 07:15 PM
Sorry EagleSparrow but i understand little bit in english....
i hope to answer your question....(else if you can rewrite your question in other way... tank you )
i took a compatible module with netduino plus 2 but i think that there are more modules bluetooth compatible with netduino plus 2
i took jy mcu becouse is not expensive.
this bluetooth module can connect only one device at a time...therefore if at your appplication must connect 2 or more devices in the same time this bluetooth jy mcu doesn't good...
(you need of a battery if you don't want to connect netduino to the pc...)
regards...
#4
Posted 20 December 2014 - 05:39 AM
Have you picked hardware for the blue tooth part? I am trying something similar and need to pick a daughter card that has the blue-tooth on it to try one of these apps. I guess I will need a battery pack for it to demo it to.
I am using the BLE Mini from RedBearLab. You have to solder the pins for tx/rx/gnd/vin on the Mini and then use jumpers to the netduino (if COM1 then D0/D1/gnd/5v). It is pretty simple and RedBearLab has a BLE Controller app for Android (4.3+) and iOS devices to test it out with. I highly recommend it for prototyping.
#5
Posted 20 December 2014 - 02:36 PM
I am using the BLE Mini from RedBearLab. You have to solder the pins for tx/rx/gnd/vin on the Mini and then use jumpers to the netduino (if COM1 then D0/D1/gnd/5v). It is pretty simple and RedBearLab has a BLE Controller app for Android (4.3+) and iOS devices to test it out with. I highly recommend it for prototyping.
I purchased a little board but it came with no instructions nothing no schematic nothing so I'm going to have to look into the board that you purchased for the Bluetooth. In the end I want to integrate these all on to one little board, a Micro and USB, and bluetooth. I have to connect to some external hardware and talk to it somehow. This seems to be the best way. Also a web server solution might be the way to go. But then I would need a GSM at on where my device can phone home or connect to a web server. I don't know how I would do this right now. Basically falling home, get a website service URL get instructions on what to do and send back information. Pretty simple in theory. If anybody has done this already please let me know. I'm sure there's a lot of people that need to do this kind of thing.
#6
Posted 02 February 2015 - 05:44 PM
I got my USB board but have to figure out where to connect it to on my Netduino Duo Plus 2 device.
I also need a sample phone app to talk with it.
Anybody done this?
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