Bluetooth Basics || Voice Controlled Home Automation

by ASpace25 in Circuits > Arduino

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Bluetooth Basics || Voice Controlled Home Automation

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If you are into electronics and want to transfer data wireless over your smartphone,then Bluetooth is great way to do this.

In this video I’ll show you how to use a Bluetooth module for any of your Arduino project which can be used to control any devices or control circuit,which is awesome.

Link for the Video:

Basic#2 : Bluetooth basics || Voice controlled home automation

Parts List.

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Ebay.com

1.Arduino UNO: http://goo.gl/s3uwUU

2.bluetooth module:http://goo.gl/p54kxs

3.5mm RGB led: http://goo.gl/UHOCmT

Amazon.com

1.Arduino UNO: https://goo.gl/vWUrgK

2.Bluetooth Module:http://goo.gl/g8uC9e

3.5mm RGB led: https://goo.gl/vWUrgK

Connections,arduino Code and Android App.

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Connection:

1.Connect the Tx of the Arduino to one end of the 10K ohm resistor and the other end of the divider to ground.
2.Take a jumper from the middle and connect it to the Rx pin of the module.
3.Just connect the Tx of the module to the Rx of the arduino,since arduino is compatible with 3.3V logic.
4.For output purpose,am using a Common Anode RGB led.Connect the red pin to PIN3 of arduino,green pin to PIN4 and blue pin to PIN5.

Arduino Code:

link for the code:https://github.com/aryandec25/Bluetooth-basics
*While uploading the code make sure you disconnect the Tx and Rx pin of Arduino,afterwards you can put it back*

Android app:

You can download the app from the google play store,just type AMR_voice.
Link:
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=AMR_voice&hl=en&pageId=116530333494753168615

Success.

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