Programming with the Intel Galileo - Bluetooth
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Bluetooth Module used: HC-05
Exercise 1 - Bluetooth Chat
Create a chat system that communicates between the Intel Galileo (using Serial Monitor) and the Android phone.
Exercise 2 – LED Control
Control the state of one Blue LED and one Green LED. Using Bluetooth serial communication, a ‘B’ turns on the Blue LED, and a ‘b’ turns it off. A ‘G’ would turn on the green LED, and a ‘g’ turns it off.
Exercise 3 – RGB LED Control
Extend Exercise 2 by using an RGB LED instead of two LEDs where ‘R’ and ‘r controls RED, ‘B’ and ‘b’ controls BLUE, and ‘G’ and ‘g’ controls the GREEN pin of the RGB. Add a function for when ‘o’ is sent, all pins are set to LOW. Combine LEDs to combine colors.
Exercise 4 – Stepper Motor Control
Start by wiring up the Stepper Motor. Extend Exercise 5 of the Stepper Motor Lab to be controlled by the Android Phone via Bluetooth where ‘+’ and ‘-‘ corresponds to Clockwise and CCW respectfully, and ‘*’ resets to its default position. Display the rotation information only in the Serial Monitor.