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Serial Bluetooth Connections
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by Matthew Ford 1st August 2012
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Forward Computing and Control Pty. Ltd. NSW Australia
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reserved.
The Bluetooth pfodAppTM
for AndroidTM
uses serial Bluetooth connections.
pfodAppTM
for Android allows you to
control micro-controllers, like Arduino, via bluetooth, from your
Android phone. No
Android programming required.
For testing purposes it is convenient to make serial Bluetooth connections between you mobile phone and a terminal session on your PC. Follow the links below to make and remove serial Bluetooth connections between your mobile phone and your Windows 7 Windows XP, Mac or Linux computer.
You can then test out how the micro-pages will look on pfodApp. Set up a bluetooth serial connection as described here and type the pfod micro-pages into the terminal window and see how pfodApp displays them. This also lets you see what messages the pfodApp will return for various user inputs.
How to make a Serial Bluetooth connection from your mobile phone to Windows 7
How to make a Serial Bluetooth connection from a mobile to Windows XP
How to make a Serial Bluetooth connection from your mobile to Mac OS X
How to Completely remove a Bluetooth Device from your Android mobile.
The General Purpose Android/Arduino Control App.
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