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Bluetooth adapter JY-MCU to Arduino

If you do projects with Arduino So buy this plate is a great option, because it allows you to add communication Bluetooth on any project.

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The card is small and functional. Is fed with the VCC (5V) and mass of the Arduino and just needs two additional pins: TX and RX.

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The antenna is this “cobrinha” made with printed even.

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The connection to the Arduino is easy: RX pin 0 (ZERO) and TX pin 1 (A). Aside from VCC to 5V and GND to GND of the Arduino. Attention only to a detail, this connection switches the USB serial connection, then send the program before connecting the pins and a.

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To do the Arduino receive data via bluetooth is simple, just pair with any Android device, or Windows and open a serial terminal. Anything that you send via this terminal the serial Arduino receives like a conventional USB port. There's no complication! Simply pair the device HC-06 the photo below:

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To test I compiled a simple program, that's on this page of examples of programs for Arduino, and an led that lights up when it receives a letter H on serial port. The code of the letter is sent by the Bluetooth terminal, received by the Board and submitted to the Arduino for wired serial.

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Perfect! Although I still think that it could be a little cheaper. But works perfectly, being even possible to use along with the serial USB Wired, but for that you will need to use the bluetooth pin out 0 and 1. I leave below link to DealExtreme:

http://www.dx.com/pt/p/jy-mcu-arduino-bluetooth-wireless-serial-port-module-104299

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