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Bluetooth Module

The document provides a comprehensive guide on working with the HC-05 Bluetooth module, detailing its overview, pinout, and interfacing with Arduino. It includes instructions for configuring the module using AT commands and applications such as LED state and brightness control, as well as creating a Bluetooth-controlled robot. The HC-05 is highlighted as a versatile Bluetooth-to-Serial-Bridge module suitable for wireless communication between devices.

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Bluetooth Module

The document provides a comprehensive guide on working with the HC-05 Bluetooth module, detailing its overview, pinout, and interfacing with Arduino. It includes instructions for configuring the module using AT commands and applications such as LED state and brightness control, as well as creating a Bluetooth-controlled robot. The HC-05 is highlighted as a versatile Bluetooth-to-Serial-Bridge module suitable for wireless communication between devices.

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Arduino Workshop

Working with HC-05 Bluetooth Module


Contents
● Overview
● Pinout
● Interfacing with Arduino
● Configuring with AT Commands
● LED state control
● LED brightness control
● Bluetooth controlled Bot
Overview
● The HC-05 is a Bluetooth-to-Serial-Bridge module that allows
wireless communications between two microcontrollers or
between a microcontroller and a smartphone, laptop, or
desktop PC with Bluetooth capability.
● It’s perfect for directly replacing a wired asynchronous serial
interface!
● Each of these modules contains a Bluetooth transceiver,
meaning they’re capable of both sending and receiving data.
● As a Class 2 Bluetooth device, the HC-05 has a nominal
range of 10 m. Of course, that is out in the open. Its range
gets a little weaker inside the house, especially because of
the walls.
Pinout
● STATE pin can be used to determine the current status of the
HC-05 module. The State pin is LOW when the module is not
paired and HIGH when it is.
● RXD pin receives serial data from the microcontroller. It should
be connected to the TX of the microcontroller.
● TXD pin sends serial data to the microcontroller. It should be
connected to the RX of the microcontroller.
● GND is the ground pin, common to any other device connected to
the module.
● VCC is where you connect the positive supply voltage. It should
range from 3.6V to 6V.
● EN pin is used to turn off the HC-05 by pulling it low.
Interfacing With Arduino
HC-05 Module Arduino

VCC 5V

GND GND

TXD A0

RXD A1
Configuring With AT Commands
● Disconnect the Vcc from Arduino board and
press the push button on Bluetooth Module.
● Connect the Vcc pin to Arduino by holding the
button simultaneously.
● The status LED will blink at 2 sec interval.
● Then open the serial monitor in Arduino IDE
software and set the baud rate to 9600 and
and set to NL and CR.
● Type the AT command: AT+NAME=<name>
● To check type: AT+NAME?
LED State Control
LED Brightness Control
Bluetooth
Controlled
Bot

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