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BT connection msp430 rf2560

  • abed naser
    Posted by abed naser
    on Apr 22 2012 07:52 AM
    Intellectual310 points

    hi

    can i send data from msp430rf2560 direct to PC or android via BT connection ? 

    how can i read the data in PC ?

     

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  • Miguel
    Posted by Miguel
    on Apr 23 2012 22:25 PM
    Genius11495 points

    Hi Abed,

         Yes, the accelerometer demo application is a good example. The data is read out of the COM port. 

    Regards,

    Miguel

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  • abed naser
    Posted by abed naser
    on Apr 24 2012 03:38 AM
    Intellectual310 points

    i know, but i need the tow chips to do that ' the first one sample the accelometer data and send it over BT to the second chip, and the computer read the com port thata the second chip is connecting to.

    but my quistion is :

    can i use just one chip ? that read the accelometer data and send it over BT directly to PC ? without using the second chip to get  the data?

     

    abed

     

     

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  • Arild Kolsrud
    Posted by Arild Kolsrud
    on Apr 24 2012 17:40 PM
    Intellectual1320 points

    Abed:

     

    Both sides (i.e. TX and RX) needs BT running.  If your laptop has built-in BT, then yes you only need one chip, or EVM.  This is because the data is transmitted over RF so you need a transmitter and a receiver for this purpose.

    Arild

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