Transfer file using PIC by Bluetooth

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Hi guys! great forum!

I was reading the forum to solve my doubts but I still having some questions...

I need to transfer a .TXT file using a PIC micro controller (PIC18) by Bluetooth. How can i make it? I have to chose a bluetooth module (like dwengo?) and if I have to code something which program I have to use?

I'm lost...

thank you very much!
 

Hi,

You can simply and cheaply connect a pic to the usb port of a pc with one of these far east boards and matching usb dongle, under GB£10 for the pair, much cheaper than Dwengos price for what seems to be the same thing.
I got one the other week, worked first time.
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You just use the direct Usart serial port pins of the pic.
( that is the not the same as the RS232 serial port connector which is high voltage )


Have you got a Dwengo starter board ?

What Complier are you going to use ? plenty of program code examples and tutorials for serial communications in this forum.
 
thank you very much wp100! I will check it!

I will use the PIC18, and the MPLAB as compiler. Do you think this module will work fine?

Thanks for your time!
 

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Do you think this module will work fine?
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Hi,

They seems to work ok, as long as you do not expect it to communicate more than a few meters, they are only class 2 bluetooth, short range devices.

Bluetooth class 1 needed for greater range or Xbee for even further, they all work off the pics Serial /Usart comms.
 
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