Romeo v2 + Bluetooth HC-06 compatible?
Antonio 2014-03-08 14:02:22 3168 Views3 Replies Hello,
I have a Romeo v2 and a module HC-06 for bluetooth. I understood the Romeo is done for APC220 format.
Does it mean I cant plug a HC-06 module on this same socket?
[img]http://i00.i.aliimg.com/wsphoto/v0/603575996/JY-MCU-HC-06-V1-04-Slave-Arduino-Wireless-bluetooth-module.jpg[/img]
Thank you.
Antonio
I have a Romeo v2 and a module HC-06 for bluetooth. I understood the Romeo is done for APC220 format.
Does it mean I cant plug a HC-06 module on this same socket?
[img]http://i00.i.aliimg.com/wsphoto/v0/603575996/JY-MCU-HC-06-V1-04-Slave-Arduino-Wireless-bluetooth-module.jpg[/img]
Thank you.
Antonio
2014-03-11 18:13:14 I'd like to try, but I haven't a HC-06 module.
I am not sure whether it needs a library.
Generally, it use AT command to set the parameter.
Anyway, if you have finished the Bluetooth setting.
It should be work with Romeo V2.
Grey.CC
I am not sure whether it needs a library.
Generally, it use AT command to set the parameter.
Anyway, if you have finished the Bluetooth setting.
It should be work with Romeo V2.
Grey.CC 2014-03-11 15:09:18 yes sure, so its great to know it is compatible. After that, how to use the bluetooth connection on this romeo? Is there a library or something to know more about it?
Thank you.
Antonio Antonio
Thank you.
Antonio
Antonio 2014-03-10 19:00:28 Hello Antonio,
I don't think it could be plugged on the Romeo directly.
You see, the pin number is different. There is a "DTR" between "5V" and "TX".
But you could connect the module with jumper wire.
TX to RX; RX to TX should be O.K. Grey.CC
I don't think it could be plugged on the Romeo directly.
You see, the pin number is different. There is a "DTR" between "5V" and "TX".
But you could connect the module with jumper wire.
TX to RX; RX to TX should be O.K.
Grey.CC 