Are you an Arduino enthusiast that always wanted to remote control your projects via your Android phone but didn't have the time, the patience or the knowledge to build an Android Bluetooth Controller? Then ARDUINO BLUETOOTH CONTROLLER is what you need!

This android application can establish a connection with any Arduino/microcontroller project that involves a bluetooth module! It allows the user to set a UUID of his own bluetooth module in order to connect the android application with his projects!!! The default UUID that comes with this application is for the HC-06 Wireless Serial 4 Pin Bluetooth RF Transceiver Module RS232. (If you use default UUID in order to pair the BT module with your smartphone for the first time, you will have to give a 4-digit password. This password is '1234'.)

The application is comprised of 4 Command Modes:

1. Vehicle Mode : By pressing the "joystick" button the user can remote control a vehicle with specific gestures. For the interpretation of gestures to commands, the application uses the built-in accelerometer sensor of the smart device. There are 8 different gestures available (FRONT, BACK, LEFT, RIGHT, FRONT_LEFT, FRONT_RIGHT, BACK_LEFT, BACK_RIGHT).

You can set these gestures with your own custom commands through the the menu button "Set Commands".
Additionally, there is a STOP and an ANDROID button that can be assigned with custom commands as well.

***IMPORTANT*** The mode provides via the menu options the option to change the orientation of accelerometer axises (X->Y, Y->X) in order to operate properly in Android phones with different default orientation.

Moreover, menu options provide a sensitivity change button to modify the point where the app catches the gesture events for this mode. As the title suggests, this mode is specifically designed to remote control a vehicle which uses a bluetooth module and a microcontroller.

2. Fader Mode : This mode provides the user with a fader-seekbar that can send commands from 0-9 and allow the user to experiment with servos, leds, motors and many more.

3. Controller Mode : This mode provides a standard controller layout with 10 buttons in total that can be assigned with custom commands. The arrow buttons are specifically designed to send commands continuously while pressed, in order to simulate an actual controller.

4. Terminal Mode : This mode provides a terminal-like interface in which the user can type and send an individual or multiple commands which will execute sequentially. Since Arduino serial port receives one byte at a time, if the user types a string in the input text field, the application divides that string into characters and sends them one by one to Arduino. It should be noted that spaces or empty strings are skipped.

All application settings and commands are permanently stored and can be accessed and modified any time according to your needs .

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Arduino Side Code

Below code is an example of how Arduino can "listen" the commands that receives through this Android application.

char incomingByte; // variable to receive data from the serial port

void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600); // start serial communication at 9600bps
}
void loop() {
if( Serial.available() > 0 ) // if data is available to read
{
incomingByte = Serial.read(); // read it and store it in 'incomingByte'
}

}
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A lot of Arduino examples with code,diagrams and images for arduino beginners and programmers.
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Contains Examples from
Basics,
Digital,
Analog,
Communication
Control Structures,
Sensors,
Core Functions,
Digital,
Display,
Strings,
USB (Leonardo, Micro, and Due specific examples),
Keyboard,Mouse.

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Analog In, Out Serial
Analog Input
AnalogInOutSerial
AnalogWriteMega
Calibration
Fading
Smoothing

ASCII Table
Dimmer
Graph
MIDI
MultiSerialMega
PhysicalPixel
Read ASCII String
Serial Call Response ASCII
Serial Call Response
Serial input (Switch (case) Statement)
SerialEvent
Virtual Color Mixer

Arrays
For Loop (aka The Knight Rider)
If Statement
Switch (case) Statement, used with sensor input
Switch (case) Statement, used with serial input
While Loop

Analog Read Serial
BareMinimum
Blink
Digital Read Serial
Fading
ReadAnalogVoltage

Blink Without Delay
Button State Change Detection (Edge Detection)
Button
Debounce
Input Pullup Serial
Pitch follower
Simple Keyboard
Tone
Tone4

LED Bar Graph
Row-columm Scanning to control an 8x8 LED Matrix

Analog Input Pins
Digital Pins
Memory
PWM

ADXL3xx Accelerometer
Knock
Memsic 2125 Accelerometer
Ping Ultrasonic Range Finder

Keyboard and Mouse Control

More will be updated daily or weekly. Just keep in touch.

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Guide to the Arduino Mini
Guide to the Arduino Nano
Guide to the LilyPad Arduino USB
Guide to the LilyPad Arduino

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An Introduction
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PWM

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Are you looking for an android Arduino code editor and compiler? Here is your solution, Arduino Compiler. World's first mobile compiler for Arduino. Now you can write your Arduino sketches using your android device, compile it and check whether your code is error free and uploadable to your arduino board.

The main features of Arduino Compiler are:

You can write a fresh Arduino sketch and save
You can edit an existing sketch and save it as a new one
You can compile your sketch for different arduino boards
You can share your sketch over email
You can quickly access arduino.cc website for reference
There is one amazing feature in this application, auto suggestion, that makes your coding easier.
You can enable or disable auto suggestion
You can mark sketches as favourite
You can search and find your sketch by name

Supporting Arduino Boards:

Arduino Uno
Arduino Leonardo
Arduino Esplora
Arduino Duemilanove (328)
Arduino Duemilanove (168)
Arduino Nano (328)
Arduino Nano (168)
Arduino Micro
Arduino Mini (328)
Arduino Mini (168)
Arduino Pro Mini (328)
Arduino Pro Mini (168)
Arduino Mega 2560/ADK
Arduino Mega 1280
Arduino Mega 8

Note: This version do not support advanced arduino libraries

Easy lightweight app for Bluetooth communication between e.g. an Android phone and Arduino(using a Bluetooth module). Can be used to communicated with other Bluetooth devices as well.

Functionality:
- List all Bluetooth devices available
- Send a string to the device
- Listen and display response from device

An example and tutorial on how to control the blink speed of a LED using this app can be found at:
http://e.asaxen.com/index.php/arduino/item/37-bluetoothcontrol

Envía información utilizando tu dispositivo móvil a tus proyectos!

El bluetooth utiliza una comunicación RS232, lo que facilita su uso. La mayor parte de los microcontroladores tiene esta comunicación incorporada.

Si tienes duda acerca de la aplicación no dudes en enviar un correo.

Recomendado para estudiantes de Ingeniería.

Bluetooth Arduino Connection is the companion app for a project where Arduino Uno is connected to an Android device via a Bluetooth module. Using the app it is possibile to send command to Arduino in order to light some LED's and to receive the board status including the temperature measured by a sensor.
The project, including the app code, is described in details on http://www.instructables.com/id/Connect-Arduino-Uno-to-Android-via-Bluetooth/

This app will teach you how to connect your arduino with your phone via bluetooth.
For this you need:
>Arduino uno
>Jumper wires
>Bluetooth module
>Bread board
>The thing you want to control for example : LEDs or Buzzers
Follow the instructions in the app and make your arduino bluetooth controlled things
If you already have these parts and made the project but want an app that can send strings to arduino
it integrated in it.
just download a couple of Mb and control whatever you want

Cette application offre la possibilité de contrôler deux moteurs en fonction des valeurs x et y captées par le téléphone.
Aussi, une commande à glissière permet de régler l'angle d'un servo moteur sur la broche pwm3
Finalement, l'application commande deux sorties numériques D12 et D13.

Remarques:
Le code .ino doit être téléversé dans le module Arduino avant de lancer l'application.
Si vous éprouvez des difficultés avec le module bluetooth, débutez avec l'application suivante: MIT_bluetooth_accel

Fichiers:
robot_bluetooth_arduino.aia : code source de l'application Android (crée avec MIT app inventor 2)
robot_bluetooth_arduino.apk : Application Android
robot_bluetooth_arduino_MIT.ino : Code source Arduino (firmware)
robot_bluetooth_arduino_MIT.vi : Code source LABVIEW

Adresse de téléchargement:
http://netsciences.ca/arduino/MIT_robot_bluetooth/

Les codes source vous permettent de personnaliser le projet.

Ours is the smallest size application with all contents compared to other apps in the Google Play Store.
Just try it out and see..

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A lot of Arduino examples with code,diagrams and images for arduino beginners and programmers.
Take a look at it and master it.
Contains Examples from
Basics,
Digital,
Analog,
Communication
Control Structures,
Sensors,
Core Functions,
Digital,
Display,
Strings,
USB (Leonardo, Micro, and Due specific examples),
Keyboard,Mouse.

A lot of Arduino examples with code,diagrams and images for arduino beginners and programmers.
Take a look at it and master it.

Contains Examples from
Basics,
Digital,
Analog,
Communication
Control Structures,
Sensors,
Core Functions,
Digital,
Display,
Strings,
USB (Leonardo, Micro, and Due specific examples),
Keyboard,Mouse.

----------------------------------------
Analog In, Out Serial
Analog Input
AnalogInOutSerial
AnalogWriteMega
Calibration
Fading
Smoothing

ASCII Table
Dimmer
Graph
MIDI
MultiSerialMega
PhysicalPixel
Read ASCII String
Serial Call Response ASCII
Serial Call Response
Serial input (Switch (case) Statement)
SerialEvent
Virtual Color Mixer

Arrays
For Loop (aka The Knight Rider)
If Statement
Switch (case) Statement, used with sensor input
Switch (case) Statement, used with serial input
While Loop

Analog Read Serial
BareMinimum
Blink
Digital Read Serial
Fading
ReadAnalogVoltage

Blink Without Delay
Button State Change Detection (Edge Detection)
Button
Debounce
Input Pullup Serial
Pitch follower
Simple Keyboard
Tone
Tone4

LED Bar Graph
Row-columm Scanning to control an 8x8 LED Matrix

Analog Input Pins
Digital Pins
Memory
PWM

ADXL3xx Accelerometer
Knock
Memsic 2125 Accelerometer
Ping Ultrasonic Range Finder

Keyboard and Mouse Control

More will be updated daily or weekly. Just keep in touch.

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You can check it before downloading this paid version

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Great tool for Arduino boards (FREE firmware), to perform signals monitoring (as oscilloscope), data acquisition, channels control, remote signal triggering (Bluetooth and WiFi), automation and electronic circuit troubleshooting.

SUPPORTED DEVICES:
✔ ADU01 - SmartDAQ Firmware for Arduino UNO [v1.0.0, FREE]
✔ ADU02 - SmartDAQ Firmware for Arduino MEGA 2560 [v1.0.0, FREE]
✔ ADU03 - SmartDAQ Firmware for DFRobot Leonardo (Arduino-Compatible), DFRobot Romeo V2 (Arduino-Compatible) and DFRobot WiDO (Arduino-Compatible)
✔ iCP12 - usbStick [Firmware: v1.3.2]
✔ MRP01 - AVR USB Programmer [Firmware: v1.0.1]

MENU FEATURES:
★ MAIN: Title edit, function selection (Input, Output, Analog, PWM), signals value and status.
★ CHANNEL: Channels selection for the log file, graph, main menu display.
★ GRAPH: Graph display with 'Stop, Clear, Capture Screen, Auto Follow, Zoom In, Zoom Out' features.
★ LOG FILE: Log file with 'Select All, Deselect All, Send Email, Delete' features.
★ RULE: Rule creation with "Add Rule, Delete Rule, Rule Name, Add Input Event, Add Output Task" features
★ DEVICE: Device connection with "USB, Bluetooth and WiFi"

DESCRIPTIONS:
▪ Functionality of phone sensors (Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Light Intensity) are supported
▪ Supporting USB, Bluetooth and WiFi connection. All of them can be linked and control together
▪ [Auto Connect] function to reconnect previously connected USB, Bluetooth and WiFi devices
▪ Allow user to add rule for detecting input event and controlling output task
▪ Activating notification when rule is triggered
▪ Friendly interface, high performance and supported with different devices
▪ Log function with auto file name which based on date and time (10k Sample/file)
▪ Logged data format can be exported to Excel or Matlab processing
▪ Log data every second (1Sec/Samples)
▪ Analog signals reading in voltage unit
▪ Digital signals input reading or output control
▪ PWM signals with different frequency and ratio control
▪ Colorful icon to display value high, low, analog input and PWM setting
▪ Extra title input for each pin
▪ Display multiple signal in graph, allow to take snapshot for graph
▪ Direct share the logged data by email
▪ Allow user to select the pins to display

APPLICATIONS:
▪ Multiple voltage signals reading (for temperature sensor...)
▪ Motor speed control
▪ Frequency generator
▪ Data logger
▪ Oscilloscope like graph display
▪ Remote control & monitoring
▪ Smart Home device (with Bluetooth & WiFi)
▪ Automation (rules based operation)

DOWNLOADS:
▼ Arduino Source Code [UNO, MEGA 2560 & Leonardo] for SmartDAQ (Free) : http://www.avrcircuit.com/shop/product.php?id_product=54
▼ iCP12 - SmartDAQ Firmware [v1.3.2]: http://www.piccircuit.com/ins/iCP12_DAQv1.3.2_Firmware.hex
▼ MRP01 - AVR USB Programmer Firmware [v1.0.1]: http://www.avrcircuit.com/shop/product.php?id_product=47

LINKS:
• iCircuit Technologies: http://www.piccircuit.com/
• MyRobot Technologies: http://www.avrcircuit.com/
• iCP12 - usbStick: http://www.piccircuit.com/shop/pic-dev-board/119-icp12-usbstick-pic18f2550-io-board.html

BTInterface free trial BETA
IT's FUN! Control your phone or tablet, and then to control your electronics projects with it?
Let's see, how do I convince you to install BTInterface?

Well, without controlling anything if you just install BTInterface on your phone and tell your friends the SMS password which by default is the three letter word 'bti' then they can send texts to your phone that begin with bti to make it speak, play sound effects, display things etc. :) It might be interesting to see what they come up with!

Come join my forum at

http://www.BTInterface.com

for more secrets!

BTInterface acts as the ‘buttons’ and the 'display' to your device! but it's so much more!

Now also works with PCs and Laptops! See this forum thread:
http://btinterface.com/BTInterface/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=23

By using a wireless bluetooth module, dongle or built-in bluetooth you get wireless working plus a controller with great features that is simple and easy to use and to program.

Developers can sell their devices and tell the user to download BTInterface to control them!

They can also add wireless Bluetooth control to their software projects!

All the control functions including screen, sound, send/receive sms text messages etc. are already catered for so the developer can keep the cost and complexity down.

Also great for education!

Features such as send SMS Text messages? How hard would that be do you think? Well, from your micro controller device you send this text string over the bluetooth connection:

sms 01234567 this is a message from my micro controller!

Another command is 'say' and it will cause the android device to speak.

say Hello, thank you for trying bee tee interface.

BTInterface can act on incoming SMS text messages too! If they begin with the password BTInterface will take the message (it doesn't get to your normal messaging app) and act on any commands in it so in this way you can remotely control your device from any mobile phone that can send texts from anywhere in the world!

Other commands configure the screen so its just as you want it, play sound effects, hide BTInterface to the background, bring it back again, even if you put the android device in to sleep mode (screen is black) BTInterface is still working and if your micro controller sends the command:

say I'm still here you know.

it causes your android device to speak even though you thought it was turned off :)

If you load up BTInterface onto a device that has phone functions, ie: it can receive SMS Texts then you can try it out without needing any micro controller because BTInterface can work on commands that you send it in a text message!

Tremendous fun, easy to use. Try it out the beta trial is free!

Versión adaptada para Tabletas y Smartphones de la Aplicación para el aprendizaje de electrónica mediante Arduino, empleando realidad aumentada y utilidades web 2.0

Application before using the bluetooth connection is necessary to pair the device that is to be established.
Then the application can open and use.
If the Arduino side of this application will be published here soon.

you can do Wireless Serial Communication with AVR, PIC, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.
You can freely set the name of the button, command,color, visibility, and repeat.
you display the readings of sensors.
you can select the number of switches.

***This application is meant to control an Arduino based RC car over Bluetooth.

If you want to precisely control your Bluetooth enabled Arduino RC car, this application lets you do that. Composed of two joysticks, you can independently control the car's steering and speed. You can also set the steering and speed ranges from within the application. And in case you have more that one car, each one can have its one set of ranges. In case you have a tank, you can control its cannon by just toggling a button. And since the Arduino can read sensor values, the application is able to receive six independent readings. The first two are floating point readings, while the remaining four are a single byte long. The application sends a command every 50ms. This feature lets the car detect when it is out of range, in which case it'll stop before crashing.

Please visit the tutorial page for the Arduino program and circuit schematics.