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I just joined a new openHardware project born in Rome, it's called openPICUS and it's a module with a microchip PIC 24F + Bluetooth or WIFI RF.
It's very interesting since it's open hardware and they care about comments and ideas.
if you wanna join
https://openpicus.blogspot.com/
Hope these...
Microcontrollers
embedding Bluetooth is quite difficult, the open stacks you find online are full of bugs. I suggest 2 modules BLUEMORE from www.eikonsite.it, one master and the other slave (you can set role) and it'll work in 5 minutes
Brandon
for the bluetooth module on microcontroller side I'd suggest BLUEMORE series modules from eikon italy www.eikonsite.it, you can buy online directly from them
I use BLUEMORE200 that's a class 1, once setted (with a simple software) it works like wireless uart and you can connect to PC...
bluetooth interfacing...
I suggest you to use simply serial commands over Bluetooth (you can develop a simple protocol).
I use modules BLUEMORE106 from Eikon Italy www.eikonsite.it , easy to use and to setup
Bye
I did it using a simple Bluetooth module with Serial port profile from eikon www.eikonsite.it BLUEMORE200 that's a class 1 with 100meter range
easy to setup and to work
I suggest you to use an embedded module with bluetooth stack. I actually use BLUEMORE200 from eikon (Italy) www.eikonsite.it
It's a simple transparent module that you can setup by AT command using your microcontroller, or offline on the PC and after that you can connect to your hardware
BD
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