HC-05 Wireless Bluetooth Module 6 Pin Master Slave RF Transceiver for Arduino - Serial Port Communication, DIY Electronics Projects, Robotics & IoT Applications
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Product Description
Module parameters: 1.PCB Size: 37.3mm (Long) *15.5mm (wide) 2. Weight: 3.5g 3. Input voltage: 3.6V--6V, prohibit exceeding 7V 4. Leads 6 feet: EN/VCC/GND/RXD/TXD/STATE (Bluetooth state leads, not connected output low level, the output high level after connection) 5. With the connection status indicator, LED flash indicates no Bluetooth connection; Led slow flash indicates enter at command mode 6. On-board 3.3V voltage regulator chip, input voltage DC 3.6V-6V; When not paired, current about 30mA (due to LED lights flashing, current in the state of change); After the pairing succeeds, the current is about 10mA 7. Effective transmission distance of 10 meters in open area, more than 10 meters is possible, but not to ensure the quality of the connection 8. After pairing succeeds, can be used as full duplex serial port. No need to understand any Bluetooth protocol, but only support 8-bit data bits, 1-bit stop bits, no parity communication format. This is also the most commonly used communication format, does not support other formats! 9. Press the key and then power up the Bluetooth module to enter at mode, set parameters and query information 10. Can switch host and machine mode from at command 11. The module default baud rate is 9600, the default pairing password is 1234, the default name is HC-05 Wiring method: VCC: Connect the power supply positive GND: Connecting the cathode RXD: The receiver, the Bluetooth module receives data from other devices, and the sending end TXD of the other devices normally TXD: Send end, Bluetooth module sends data to other equipment; the receiving end RXD of the other equipments normally En: To enable the end, need to enter the at mode when 3.3VNote: this item doesn't works with iOS.Package included: 1* HC-05 6 Pin Wireless Bluetooth RF Transceiver Module Serial BT Module for Arduino
Product Features
The factory setting is slave mode, but you can set this module to master mode so that you might be able to connect to other Bluetooth 2.0 devices.HC-05 Wireless BT Module
HC-05 Wireless BT Module with this HC 05 Bluetooth module,You can quickly add the Bluetooth feature to your Arduino project, and then you can use your android phone to control some gadgets, such as switch, LED.
Master and Slave 2-IN-1 HC 05 ModuleWorking Voltage 3.6V to 6V , Default baud rate9600,Default pin1234
Button Press the button, the module enter the AT mode. AT commands are executed only in AT mode.
6 PIN Dopunt Cable with this Dupont Cable, you can easily connect this HC-05 Bluetooth module to your Arduino Board
Customer Reviews
After searching through the web on how to use the HC-05, I ordered a few for a project. Eventually, I got the project working smoothly on an Arduino Uno. I designed a printed circuit board for a shield and have made several units. All work well.That is the good news. The bad news is it helps to be an electrical engineer with experience in embedded design. The various web sites were helpful, but most had errors. For example, some circuits did not use a level shifter for driving the RxD input or reading from TxD. Some level shifters are wired wrong and the choice of circuit can even slow down the fastest baud rates. Some Arduino Uno baud rates are not good choices because of clock frequency errors. If you run the HC-05 using hardware serial on an Uno, you have to pull the HC-05 out to program the Uno.Other websites either do not seem to understand the two modes of HC-05 operation, or at least they describe the poorly. One mode (power up while holding the button) enables a configuration mode that must be run at 38,400 Baud. After configuration, the other mode (for data transfer) runs at whatever baud rate was selected during configuration. My project actually lets the Uno power up the unit in the configuration mode, checks the configuration, then cycles the power to restart in the data transfer mode. Don't reconfigure the device every time you use it. That will probably burn out the nonvolatile memory that holds the parameters.Finally, Bluetooth itself can be tricky. I found that Windows 7 and Windows 10 can be finicky about connecting and disconnection with a Bluetooth device.Good luck with your project. It may take some effort to get everything working. So far, the modules, themselves, have all worked properly once I got the hardware and software designed properly.
