Smartphone LED Controller Using Bluetooth With Own Application
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Smartphone LED Controller Using Bluetooth With Own Application

Hello friends welcome back to "Techno-E-Solution" In this video I'll be going to show you an interesting project "Smartphone controlled LED Using Arduino & Bluetooth with Own developed Application", I developed this application on kodular app making platform. In this project, we control the LED using a smartphone, for the smartphone to Arduino communication I used HC- 05 Bluetooth module. We send commands to the Arduino through the Bluetooth module to control the LED. So let's make this project without wasting any time...
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

Follow the Above circuit diagram to make connection :-
Arduino --- Bluetooth Module
5V >> VCC
GND >> GND
TX >> RX
RX >> TX
Arduino --- LED
D3 >> Registor >> Anode
GND >> Cathode
ARDUINO CODE

/* * Hello friends Here is the Arduio Code for Smartphone LED Controller * Upload the following code to your Arduino */ String readString; #define LED 3 void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); pinMode(LED, OUTPUT); } void loop() { while(Serial.available()) { delay(10); char c = Serial.read(); if (c == '#'){ break; } readString += c; } if (readString.length() >0) { Serial.println(readString); if(readString == "0"){ digitalWrite(LED, LOW); } else if(readString == "1") { digitalWrite(LED, HIGH); } } readString=""; }<br>
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APPLICATION

I built this application on a kodular app-making platform. In this app, we simply add two buttons to control the LED using Bluetooth. I provide the app link, you just install the following app.
How to operate the application:-
- First power-up the circuit using a 5V DC supply
- Turn on mobile Bluetooth.
- Search for HC-05.
- Pair them with mobile, use password (1234) or (0000).
- Now open the application.
- Click on the Bluetooth button.
- Select HC-05, the Bluetooth will get connect to the mobile.
- At the top of the application, you can see the status of the connection, it may be Connected or Not Connected.
- Now using two buttons on-screen which are the Green & Red buttons to control the LED.
Application Download Link:- Click here
DEMO & TESTING
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