• Bluetooth Serial Connection Matlab Programming

Mar 16, 2012. HC-05 is actually a bluetooth SPP device, so we cannot use traditional serial function in matlab, because its only support 'real' COM port. However, matlab give us a similar lib named 'bluetooth': You can apply ccde as below to.

I am attempting to send some information from MatLab to an Arduino Uno via Bluetooth with the following

MatLab program:

and Arduino program

the output of arduino is

110210310410510610710810910101011101210131014101510

The number 10 appears after each number. Why is that so?

Thanks in advance!

1 Answer

As discussed in the comments, the 'problem' seemed to be Matlab adding a 'New Line' which is a decimal 10 in ASCII.

asciitable.com Decimal 10 is the ASCII code for a 'New Line' so it appears your Matlab send code will add a 'New-line' after each sent value. – Paul Apr 14 at 8:15

thank you very match the problem is solved – abbas hussien 5 hours ago

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B = Bluetooth(RemoteName,Channel) creates a Bluetooth^® object associated with the RemoteName and Channel. RemoteName is a friendly way to identify the RemoteID. If not specified, the default channel is 0.

The Instrument Control Toolbox™ Bluetooth interface lets you connect to devices over the Bluetooth interface, and to transmit and receive ASCII and binary data. Instrument Control Toolbox supports the Bluetooth Serial Port Profile (SPP). You can identify any SPP Bluetooth device and establish a two-way connection with that device.

Bluetooth Serial Connection Matlab Programming

B = Bluetooth(RemoteID,Channel) creates a Bluetooth object directly from the RemoteID and Channel.

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