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Product Description
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Overview
The BT Shield integrates a HC-06 Serial Bluetooth module. It can be easily used with Arduino/Iteaduino for transparent wireless serial communication.
Features
- Iteaduino/Arduino UNO compatible
- Up to10m communication distance in house without obstacle
- UART interface (TTL) with programmable baud rate (SPP firmware installed)
- Default baud rate: 9600, data bits: 8, stop bit: 1, Parity: No parity
- Default PINCODE:”1234”
- A full set of configuration commands
- On board PCB antenna
- FCC ID certificated
Documents
Please visit our wiki page for more info about this product. It will be appreciated if you can help us improve the documents by correcting the errors, adding more demo codes or tutorials.
Technical support
For technical support, please open a ticket on Itead Support System.
Additional Information
Additional Information
Discontinued | Yes |
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Link Wiki | No |
Version | 2.1 |
Compatible Mainboard |
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Board Size | 54mm x 47mm |
Operation Level |
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Stackable | No |
Weight | 35 g |
Reviews
Customer Reviews
- excellent value Review by embeddedprogrammer
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I use this with arduino and android phone to control large metal cutting saw using 8 relays. It is as fast at responding to buttons as my hardwired controls. Virtually no delay.
it would be nice to have a switch to turn it off however, because I have to remove it to program my arduino via the usb cable. (Posted on 9/28/2014) - how to use Review by Michael Doherty
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You definitely need a tutorial on how to set this up.
To get into AT command mode, set the switches to "FT323" and "5V"
Plug you shield into an Arduino
Plug the Arduino into your computer via USB
Upload a blank sketch to your Arudino (to make sure it's not transmitting serial message)
Open a serial terminal program (My favorite is CoolTerm for OSX)
Make sure you have the options set to 9600 Baud, data bits 8, parity none, stop bits 1
Open a port to the Arduino (so it would be your USB connection, NOT bluetooth)
You should be able to type "AT" now and see "OK" as a response
The rest you should be able to figure out from the datasheet
Once you've programmed your AT commands, you want to set switch to "To Broad" (This is a typo, should say board) (Posted on 9/4/2012) - works great Review by Albert Hernandez
- This thing works great right out of the package. Fit right on to my Duemilenove and after I downloaded the sketch I was able to see data on my serial port. I added a Serial.read() to example sketch and I had bidirectional communication. Total set up time, about 7 minutes. I highly recommend this shield for easy bluetooth serial communication. (Posted on 9/4/2012)
- TRUSTWORTHY Review by Ed
- Takes less then 20 days to arrive. Looks very accurate and functional. (Posted on 8/23/2012)