Adding Bluetooth to your MSP430 project

in documentation, MSP430, RF by the machinegeek | 1 comment


NJC’s MSP430 Launchpad Blog has posted this tutorial on how to add Bluetooth to an MSP430 project. He chose the RN-42 module and designed his own breakout board (shown above). He writes:

The RN-42 module, which is available at SparkFun electronics and Mouser, is a very cheap and simple way to use Bluetooth in your project. The best part about the RN-42 module is that it has an integrated antennae and contains everything needed for the Bluetooth protocol. You would be surprised how many modules require a special external microcomputer that contains a Bluetooth stack to operate.

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  1. Brian says:

    These are even cheaper for what it is worth:
    http://www.mdfly.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=8_47&products_id=63

    And they can be had for even less on eBay. RN ones do have a better AT command set though, and easier to read English documentation.

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