Very nice presentation. Good knowledge and very clear. Few comments: 1) Dont you miss some includes in the source file to compile? 2) When you connect HC-6 you need to devide the voltage from 5V to 3.3V. 3) 1 byte dec range is 0-255. (and not 254)
i watched more than 20 videos.....but first video something unique ....i maked my first bluetooth app with follow your video....Thank u very much............Keep Up....
Well explained Sir. That was very easy to understand and has opened the door to a coffee table free from the four remote controls that we all seem to need!
Thanks for the great tutorial. I'm just getting ready to make a Blue Tooth link with my Arduino project and though it would be really hard. You made it really simple. Thanks Norm
Thanks man! you rock! *precisiely* what I needed. Only difference I used MicroMite not Arduino. My project was working from zero to finished in 4 hours!!!
This is a great video - subscribed. I'm just getting into this in my 40's and really enjoying. I've almost finished my first project - creating a bike computer and learning all the time. But I'm just scratching the surface. I'll be looking to do something with blue tooth next.
Thanks Electronoobs for this Detail tutorial. initially it looks quite complicated. But after viewing it many times, I manage to understand it. Try it myself and it works fine.
Thank you very much electronoobs, the only tutorial that TEACH me how to do it! Not just showing off like other channel. Very much apreciayed what you doing here. Please keep making stuff like this. ❤👍
im using hm-10 bluetooth module for that i used BLE Extension in app creator but im not sure about the blocks to be designed in app inventory. can you help please!!
amazing video!!! this helped me a lot to develop my first app and give a classy look to all my projects!! you are awesome!! i loved all the video's you made and the passion you put into making every video!! thanks again for such a simplified explanation on using MIT to connect with our projects!!
Whats the C# on an app for a button press to trigger Arduino? For example: If I type into the serial monitor "A" through Arduino to move a motor, what code is needed for the same outcome on an Xamarin app?
I'll do, I am new in the world of Arduino and trying to learn via videos and tutorials in youtube and website like yours. I don't have any background in programming but due to tutorials and hands-on videos, I learn easily, I'll keep checking your website if you got new projects to build that I can try to replicate and learn from it. Thanks a lot.
Another tutorial suggested to put a dividing resistor between the Arduino Tx and the Bluetooth Rx because of the voltage difference? Arduino working voltage 5V, Bluetooth working voltage 3.3V?
I'm so glad I found this channel, I'm having a lot of fun with your videos! I have one question about connecting the HC-05. I saw in some other tutorials that the HC-05 operates with 3.3V instead of 5V. I got confused cause I noticed you used 5V. Do you know anything about that? Thank you so much for this tutorial and keep up the good work!
Thank you so much Bro. You are the man. Just what I wanted. I needed to build one such simple 'Android to Arduino' program for my dad to switch on and off an AC well water pump. Could you be kind and make a tutorial on how to attach a well pump wiring to the relay? Could you advise on the specification of the relay to be used? Also, if you can make a tutorial to connect a wifi module with Arduino instead of a Bluetooth. That way the range would be wider from anywhere near the pump house. AC Well Pump Specs: -> 240 V -> 50 Hz -> 1.5 HP -> 6.6 A -> 2800 rev/min -> HEAD: 30 Feet If there is anything else you would need to know, kindly let me know. Eagerly awaiting your reply. Thanks & Best regards, Philip
ELECTRONOOBS YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY MAKE A VIDEO EXPLAINING HOW TO BUILD A CIRCUIT, CODE, APP AND ZERO CROSSING CIRCUIT WHICH CAN CONTROL AT LEAST 5 AC LIGHT BULBS AND BE ABLE TO NOT ONLY TURN THEM ON/OFF BUT DIM EACH ONE OF THEM SEPARATELY VIA BLUETOOTH HC-06 AND ANDROID APP. THAT WILL BE A CHALLENGE!!!
Hi, I need to put a transmitter on the collar of my dog, so when he barks it would trigger a device in the house. I also need to keep track of the barks on an app on my phone that I will later make. What technology do you recommend? How? Thank you so much.
Yes, that would be possible. Create a new lable block and use the receive bytes function from the bluetooth client. See this picture, maybe it will help you. electronoobs.com/images/Arduino/tut_7/receive_text.png Good luck!!!
Your video and this reply is very helpful. I want two way communication possible i.e I want Arduino should take my values from Android app and Android app should display values by the sensor which is interfaced with the Arduino .
Hey electronoob So can you help in adding one more functionality to your program? I want to add the functionality of controlling the speed of the fan/vent.
Great job! do you have a tutorial on how to send data from the arduino to the app? for example if I have a color sensor and want the reading to be sent to the app, what should I do?
Hi, Do you have the schematics for the LEDs connected to the Arduino on the breadboard? I used the pins 11, 12, 8, 7 for each LED and connected them to my Arduino. Also, the code seems to not work. I get the following error: stk500v2_getsync(): timeout communicating with programmer does not exist or your board is not connected
Hye, im still new with arduino and i would to ask, if i only use arduino and hc-06 is it same what wht u just do in the video? And the block pattern still same?
hey dude, I know it will be strange to ask you such a question when the way u do it works, but how may we do the Bluetooth connection with directly just code in the Arduino IDE, is there some kind of a special library for doing so?
It is the best available tutorial sir. Sir can you make one video with Bluetooth app using push buttons also to turn on appliances and zero crossing with slider and up down buttons and it will be great if you can show all results on LCD with dimmer value also thanks sir.
hey that was a great video but i have a question. maybe you.can help! im trying to build a app that uses bluetooth to send signals threw a force resister. so when you connect your force resister to the Bluetooth and you press it, it sends a signal from 0 to 5. how can you build an app that can do that? so it can read the signals that are send from the Bluetooth to the app.
Hi there. What I should do is connect the force resistor to one of the arduino analog inputs with a voltage divider and measure the voltage drop related to the applied force. Then I would send those values using this same bluetooth module HC06. To receive data to your smartphone check this blocks: electronoobs.com/images/Arduino/tut_7/receive_text.png In the arduino code you should make a Serial.print() of the force value and in the app you should add a new clock and those blocks. I don't have a special tutorial about this right now but I will make one. I hope that this will help you. Keep up :) For example: My badass app (you could download it in the descriprion) receives data from a distance sensor that it is mounted on top of the tank. I just read the distance and make a serial print of the "m" and "n" character as you can see in the blocks. Then when I receive "m" I print object detected and for "n" scanning.
Hello Are there any particular settings I need to change from the AppInventor side in order to communicate successfully with Arduino 101 and use it's internal BLE module? Thank you for your great tutorials. En definitiva el mejor! Muchas gracias!
Nunca use el Arduino 101. SI el módulo bluetooth que tiene funciona con serial UART y a la msima velocidad de 9600 baudios, solo tienes que leer los datos que llegan a través de UART (RX, TX) si consigues conectar tu smartphone al módulo. Más no se que decir ya que nunca lo he usado. Lo siento.
Muchas gracias. Al parecer hay una opción si se usa nRF Toolbox como "Host". Lo carente de esta aplicación es que no cuenta con un GUI fácil de interactuar. Hay alguna manera de hacer donaciones para tus proyectos? Saludos
Very nice presentation. Good knowledge and very clear. Few comments: 1) Dont you miss some includes in the source file to compile? 2) When you connect HC-6 you need to devide the voltage from 5V to 3.3V. 3) 1 byte dec range is 0-255. (and not 254)
i think this is the best tutorial
i'll start my project
thanks electronoobsssssssss....
Thank you, Your comment means a lot to me! Keep up with the nice projects!
how did u upload the program to arduino
Arduino ide
ruclips.net/video/josQBLvt6Kk/видео.html
It's crazy how old this app inventor is now. You are very good at teaching it my friend. I'm using it for a robot the wife and I are building.
excellent tutorial...now i can build android apps for hardware controlling...probably this is my first comment to youtube video ...thank you
I never see better tutorial! Keep it up Electronoobs!
Best tutorial on RUclips.
Just see and do your work simply defined and free of cost..
May you live long sir.......
i watched more than 20 videos.....but first video something unique ....i maked my first bluetooth app with follow your video....Thank u very much............Keep Up....
I've been looking for a tutorial like this but didn't found any and yours is very good thank you!
Well explained Sir. That was very easy to understand and has opened the door to a coffee table free from the four remote controls that we all seem to need!
Hey at 10:07 What are the characters you typed in between "0" and "Received" they like like big quotation marks or little 6s.
Excellent exposé , clair et bien commenté . bonne continuation ...
Próximamente he de realizar un proyecto relacionado con el control de robots y este vídeo me ha dado muy buenas ideas, muchas gracias!!!
Cualquier pregunta, ya sabes!!!
Thanks for the great tutorial. I'm just getting ready to make a Blue Tooth link with my Arduino project and though it would be really hard. You made it really simple.
Thanks Norm
Awesome description of the whole process!!! Thanks so much for sharing. You made it very easy to follow and understand!
Hi. Well thank you. I'm so glad you say that. I try to make my tutoriuals easy tu understand. Thanks again:)
nice tuitorial i like it i am also became a electronic engineer after 6 years bro.
Thanks man! you rock! *precisiely* what I needed. Only difference I used MicroMite not Arduino. My project was working from zero to finished in 4 hours!!!
I was reading Electroboobs :)).
Nice channel.
Best adruino tutorial ever I feel. .. complete and detailed one thank you for such great video
this channel deserves 1 million sub !
This is a great video - subscribed. I'm just getting into this in my 40's and really enjoying. I've almost finished my first project - creating a bike computer and learning all the time. But I'm just scratching the surface. I'll be looking to do something with blue tooth next.
Thanks Electronoobs for this Detail tutorial. initially it looks quite complicated. But after viewing it many times, I manage to understand it. Try it myself and it works fine.
Thank you very much electronoobs, the only tutorial that TEACH me how to do it! Not just showing off like other channel. Very much apreciayed what you doing here. Please keep making stuff like this. ❤👍
OMG! That is what i was searching for a long time, THX!!!
ONE of the best tutorials keep it up man !!!
Helped me to complete my college project. Thank you very much.
Ai castigat încă un urmăritor doar print-un video. Felicitari
Yay im doing a project but i didnt really know how to do it. This video helped a lot. Thanks!
Leo Yu you welcome and thank you!
This tutorial is awesome and i love how fast it goes! very appreciated. I have subscribed!
Thank you very much.. you literally saved our project from failure.. you are the best!
santosh sp I'm glad to hear that. thank you very much.
im using hm-10 bluetooth module for that i used BLE Extension in app creator but im not sure about the blocks to be designed in app inventory. can you help please!!
santosh sp what is the problem with the app blocks?
as per your tutorial .. we use listpicker... but for ble we cannot use it itseems. so please help
santosh sp i don't know what ble extension is and without list picker you cannot choose a Bluetooth module so... i don't know how to help...
I always like your videos.very informative and easy to digest..more power to you dude
Superb......... Video.......
You completely explain very well
That is a super-helpful tutorial. THANK YOU!
I never see a tutorial as cool as this, well done sir!
nghnino thank you very much
Excellent quick-start video. It seems like a lot of work to put together the video. Thank You!
Thanks buddy you just made my day.
amazing video!!! this helped me a lot to develop my first app and give a classy look to all my projects!! you are awesome!! i loved all the video's you made and the passion you put into making every video!! thanks again for such a simplified explanation on using MIT to connect with our projects!!
Thanks Electro - very useful tutorial for a newbie like me. Like your style!
Great video. Please make a tutorial video on app builder.
you are awesome i have made my own custom app for my air ride system. thank you for taking the time and effort for making this video.
Correction: from 0 until 255
Best video in RUclips ever
THank you, this the best project that help me to find the to create app on smart phone
you are amaaaaaaaazing
and background music is wonderful
You saved my project❤️❤️❤️❤️
It is the best tutorial. Keep up the good works.
this video was great i have created one for my room thank you electro noobs
Bro why i have not working
Whats the C# on an app for a button press to trigger Arduino?
For example:
If I type into the serial monitor "A" through Arduino to move a motor, what code is needed for the same outcome on an Xamarin app?
working like a champ /finally a good tutorial step by step /thank you
Amazing! I learned a lot from you. Thanks dude! May God bless you for sharing your knowledge to anyone who wanted to learn without cost of money.
james wayne WoW. this kind of comments really motivates me! keep up and stay tuned for more videos. any question just ask!!! :)
I'll do, I am new in the world of Arduino and trying to learn via videos and tutorials in youtube and website like yours. I don't have any background in programming but due to tutorials and hands-on videos, I learn easily, I'll keep checking your website if you got new projects to build that I can try to replicate and learn from it. Thanks a lot.
james wayne....ruclips.net/video/josQBLvt6Kk/видео.html
Thank you so much 🙏 i was in need for this tutorial.... You got a new subscriber today 😊
very nice, tutorial dear bro, it is a complete test in new minutes....... thanks and welldone.
Another tutorial suggested to put a dividing resistor between the Arduino Tx and the Bluetooth Rx because of the voltage difference? Arduino working voltage 5V, Bluetooth working voltage 3.3V?
YEs, that is recomanded only from Tx of the arduino to Rx of the Module
hey i have a question...what are those two inverted coma between received and stat has to do ? what do they mean
awesome man... you made it very simple :)
Very useful video, thanks for sharing mate.
Great info, I will have a go at this!
You have such a amazing Explanation. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, great video
I'm so glad I found this channel, I'm having a lot of fun with your videos! I have one question about connecting the HC-05. I saw in some other tutorials that the HC-05 operates with 3.3V instead of 5V. I got confused cause I noticed you used 5V. Do you know anything about that?
Thank you so much for this tutorial and keep up the good work!
Thank you very much. You really save my life bro
I like it. How difficult would be to have it to send command when phone charging reach certain level?
Thank u so much I built app ,it's working
thank you for the most clear tutorial project
great tutorial. you do make it seem simple
Thank you so much Bro. You are the man.
Just what I wanted.
I needed to build one such simple 'Android to Arduino' program for my dad to switch on and off an AC well water pump.
Could you be kind and make a tutorial on how to attach a well pump wiring to the relay?
Could you advise on the specification of the relay to be used?
Also, if you can make a tutorial to connect a wifi module with Arduino instead of a Bluetooth.
That way the range would be wider from anywhere near the pump house.
AC Well Pump Specs:
-> 240 V
-> 50 Hz
-> 1.5 HP
-> 6.6 A
-> 2800 rev/min
-> HEAD: 30 Feet
If there is anything else you would need to know, kindly let me know.
Eagerly awaiting your reply.
Thanks & Best regards,
Philip
Really Super work. Thank you so much.
ELECTRONOOBS YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY MAKE A VIDEO EXPLAINING HOW TO BUILD A CIRCUIT, CODE, APP AND ZERO CROSSING CIRCUIT WHICH CAN CONTROL AT LEAST 5 AC LIGHT BULBS AND BE ABLE TO NOT ONLY TURN THEM ON/OFF BUT DIM EACH ONE OF THEM SEPARATELY VIA BLUETOOTH HC-06 AND ANDROID APP. THAT WILL BE A CHALLENGE!!!
@electronoob can you turn on your pc using bluetooth considering when the device turned off the bluetooth also turned off
Thanks for your video !! This video help us so much for a project !! =)
U welcome, I'm glad that it helped you! Don't doubt to use my Q&A forum for any question: www.electronoobs.com/eng_preguntas.php
This looks easier than Android Studio!
Thank You, for all your efforts and time.
much appreciated!
Man, you are the Man 🥺🥺🥺
Hi, I need to put a transmitter on the collar of my dog, so when he barks it would trigger a device in the house. I also need to keep track of the barks on an app on my phone that I will later make. What technology do you recommend? How? Thank you so much.
Awesome project!! Is it posible to send data from Arduino to Android app? In order to see the data on the phone screen?
Yes, that would be possible. Create a new lable block and use the receive bytes function from the bluetooth client.
See this picture, maybe it will help you.
electronoobs.com/images/Arduino/tut_7/receive_text.png
Good luck!!!
Your video and this reply is very helpful. I want two way communication possible i.e I want Arduino should take my values from Android app and Android app should display values by the sensor which is interfaced with the Arduino .
Its pretty easy. You have call function as in the video, but instead sendText you use receiveText to receive data.
Hey electronoob
So can you help in adding one more functionality to your program?
I want to add the functionality of controlling the speed of the fan/vent.
what if I will put 3 momentary swithces on my project? what will I put on their text? will I put 8 and 9 to all of the button text?
Nice video to make other understandable...............please made a video which monitors data or signal on apps through Bluetooth connection from HW
your great mate thanks for sharing your talent Godbless...
Thanks a lot!!!! :))
I love you so much you become my teacher
Great job!
do you have a tutorial on how to send data from the arduino to the app? for example if I have a color sensor and want the reading to be sent to the app, what should I do?
Hi,
Do you have the schematics for the LEDs connected to the Arduino on the breadboard? I used the pins 11, 12, 8, 7 for each LED and connected them to my Arduino. Also, the code seems to not work. I get the following error: stk500v2_getsync(): timeout communicating with programmer
does not exist or your board is not connected
one of the best tutorial
it is very helpful ...
thanks
Thank you. I hope you'll enjoy all my videos. Keep up!
Does the arduino nano have pwm capability for this project?
GReaaaaattt Love it
Hye, im still new with arduino and i would to ask, if i only use arduino and hc-06 is it same what wht u just do in the video? And the block pattern still same?
hey dude, I know it will be strange to ask you such a question when the way u do it works, but how may we do the Bluetooth connection with directly just code in the Arduino IDE, is there some kind of a special library for doing so?
Very nice tutorial ! Would it be possible to see the robotcontrol aia file to see how you did it?
Thanks for the great video!
Thank you!!!
which video editor do you use ?
What bluetooth device are you using. Is it HC05 or HC06. What is your recommendation.
It is the best available tutorial sir. Sir can you make one video with Bluetooth app using push buttons also to turn on appliances and zero crossing with slider and up down buttons and it will be great if you can show all results on LCD with dimmer value also thanks sir.
Great video
Thank you!! Means a lot to me!
IHPU0 la vache je te "connais" ! J'suis un pote de Romain, enfin tout ça date du collège ! Ça remonte !
Awesome tutorial! Really helpful. Can you show how to stop the default error message notification from showing when Bluetooth is not connect? Thanks!
hey that was a great video but i have a question. maybe you.can help! im trying to build a app that uses bluetooth to send signals threw a force resister. so when you connect your force resister to the Bluetooth and you press it, it sends a signal from 0 to 5. how can you build an app that can do that? so it can read the signals that are send from the Bluetooth to the app.
Hi there. What I should do is connect the force resistor to one of the arduino analog inputs with a voltage divider and measure the voltage drop related to the applied force. Then I would send those values using this same bluetooth module HC06. To receive data to your smartphone check this blocks: electronoobs.com/images/Arduino/tut_7/receive_text.png
In the arduino code you should make a Serial.print() of the force value and in the app you should add a new clock and those blocks. I don't have a special tutorial about this right now but I will make one. I hope that this will help you. Keep up :)
For example: My badass app (you could download it in the descriprion) receives data from a distance sensor that it is mounted on top of the tank. I just read the distance and make a serial print of the "m" and "n" character as you can see in the blocks. Then when I receive "m" I print object detected and for "n" scanning.
Hello
Are there any particular settings I need to change from the AppInventor side in order to communicate successfully with Arduino 101 and use it's internal BLE module?
Thank you for your great tutorials.
En definitiva el mejor! Muchas gracias!
Nunca use el Arduino 101. SI el módulo bluetooth que tiene funciona con serial UART y a la msima velocidad de 9600 baudios, solo tienes que leer los datos que llegan a través de UART (RX, TX) si consigues conectar tu smartphone al módulo. Más no se que decir ya que nunca lo he usado. Lo siento.
Muchas gracias. Al parecer hay una opción si se usa nRF Toolbox como "Host". Lo carente de esta aplicación es que no cuenta con un GUI fácil de interactuar.
Hay alguna manera de hacer donaciones para tus proyectos?
Saludos
Very good project. Thank you
Sir;
which software is used for verify the circuit diagram....???
wow brilliant.. thank you very much
U wellcome and thanks for the com :)
Thanks, it's very good information.
Not just Arduino but The Arduino!!