Getting Started with the RN42 Bluetooth Module and Arduino
In this video tutorial we go over the basics of using the RN42 Bluetooth module. Topics covered include:
Connecting and communicating wirelessly
Using command mode
Wireless communication with an Arduino Uno
To access the schematics and Arduino code shown in the video go to my blog at forcetronic.blogspot.com
Видео Getting Started with the RN42 Bluetooth Module and Arduino канала ForceTronics
Connecting and communicating wirelessly
Using command mode
Wireless communication with an Arduino Uno
To access the schematics and Arduino code shown in the video go to my blog at forcetronic.blogspot.com
Видео Getting Started with the RN42 Bluetooth Module and Arduino канала ForceTronics
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