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The Code For HC-05 and Arduino Interfacing

This code controls an LED via Bluetooth through a phone app. It uses serial communication to connect an Arduino board to a Bluetooth module. When a '1' or '0' character is received via Bluetooth, the code will turn an LED on pin 5 of the Arduino board on or off respectively. The code has been tested and works as intended to control the LED remotely via a Bluetooth-connected phone app.

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The Code For HC-05 and Arduino Interfacing

This code controls an LED via Bluetooth through a phone app. It uses serial communication to connect an Arduino board to a Bluetooth module. When a '1' or '0' character is received via Bluetooth, the code will turn an LED on pin 5 of the Arduino board on or off respectively. The code has been tested and works as intended to control the LED remotely via a Bluetooth-connected phone app.

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/*Code to control an LED via bluetooth through a phone app.

Project by MukeshArvindh. Code by MukeshArvindh.*/

/*If you are going to copy and paste the code, then do not forget
to delete the void setup() and void loop() function from the
sketch you are using before doing so,as the functions already
exist in this sketch. Copy-pasting the comments will not
cause any changes in the outcome or code.*/

/*Note:This code has been compiled and checked multiple times, and has
proven to be accurate. The product also works as intended.*/

//Bluetooth uses serial communication. So, we use many serial functions


//in this sketch.
const int LED = 5;
/*Declaring that there is an LED on pin 5 of the arduino board. We use
const as we will not change this. You don't have to name it LED. You
can even put your name instead.*/
char switchstate;
/*declaring that there is a variable called switchstate, which will
hold a character value. This is due to programming of the app, which
will send a text value to arduino. If we use 'int' instead of
'char' the code will not work properly.*/
void setup() {//Here the code only runs once.
Serial.begin(9600);
/*To start serial communication at a rate of 9600 bits per second. This
is the default rate anyways.*/
pinMode(LED, OUTPUT);
//Declaring that the LED is an output.
}
void loop() {//This code repeats. This is our main code.
while(Serial.available()>0){
//code to be executed only when Serial.available()>0
/*Serial.available>0 is to check if there is any reading from the
HC-05 Bluetooth module.*/
switchstate = Serial.read();
/*The character we had declared earlier is now being assigned a value-
the value of whatever Serial.read() is.*/
//Serial.read() is to read the value coming from app.
Serial.print(switchstate);
//This will print the value onto the Serial monitor.
Serial.print("\
");
//This moves to the next line after every new line printed.
delay(15);
/*Gives a break of 15 milliseconds. Delay is for human eye, and for
speed of some computers, as some will crash at high speeds.*/
if(switchstate == '1'){//Checking if the value from app is '1'
digitalWrite(5, HIGH);
//If it is, write the component on pin 5(LED) high.
}
else if(switchstate == '0'){//Else, if the vaue from app is '0',
digitalWrite(5, LOW);//Write the component on pin 5(LED) low.
}
}
}

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