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Bluetooth_Display

It's simple bluetooth display which can read strings sent through bluetooth via android mobile and write it on 20x4 LCD

This system uses Arduino , Bluetooth HC-05 module & 20x4 LCD.

Things we need

  • Arduino Uno
  • HC-05 Bluetooth Module
  • 20x4 Liquid Crystal LCD
  • some solderless Jumpers ,Breadboard.

Arduino

  • Upload Sketch "Bluetooth_Display.ino" in arduino uno.

HC-05 Bluetooth Module

  • Connect Blutooth module to arduino As shown in Schematic.
  • Connect >> +5v Pin To >> Arduino 5v Pin.
  • Connect >> GND Pin To >> Arduino GND Pin.
  • Conncet >> TX Pin To >> Arduino RX Pin.
  • Connect >> RX Pin To >> Arduino TX pin. [use Two registers to divide voltage] see Schematic.
  • PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS (Voltage division) PROCESSES SHULD BE DONE ANY HOW OR IT WILL DAMAGE BLUETOOTH MODULE.

20x4 LCD

  • Connect 20x4 LCD to Arduino As shown in Schematic.
  • Connect Pin 1 >> VSS Pin To >> GND
  • Connect Pin 2 >> VDD Pin To >> +5V
  • Connect Pin 3 >> V0 Pin To >> 10K Variable register
  • Connect Pin 4 >> RS Pin To >> Arduino Pin 12
  • Connect Pin 5 >> R/W Pin To >> GND
  • Connect Pin 6 >> E Pin To >> Arduino Pin 11
  • N/C Pin 7 >> DB0 Pin To >> N/C
  • N/C Pin 8 >> DB1 Pin To >> N/C
  • N/C Pin 9 >> DB2 Pin To >> N/C
  • N/C Pin 10 >> DB3 Pin To >> N/C
  • Connect Pin 11 >> DB4 Pin To >> Arduino Pin 2
  • Connect Pin 12 >> DB5 Pin To >> Arduino Pin 3
  • Connect Pin 13 >> DB6 Pin To >> Arduino Pin 4
  • Connect Pin 14 >> DB7 Pin To >> Arduino Pin 5
  • Connect Pin 15 >> LED+ Pin To >> +5v Through resistor
  • Connect Pin 16 >> LED- Pin To >> GND

For Better understanding Please see Schematic. Please note that schematic is created using Atmega 328-p So If you're using arduino you dont need 78xx voltage regulator. and not even crystal and releted capacitors