Connect HC-05 to Bus Pirate according to the previous article ( http://cloudworker.blogspot.fr/2017/01/hc-05-and-bus-pirate-initial.html ) From Bus Pirate, set the HC-05 in AT mode: From previous configuration, just set AUX to High state ('A') Now AT commands can be sent to HC-05. Enable Live Display ('{') before
note: AUX (EN) will be used later for tests with AT commands For this test, my OS is Ubuntu 16.10. Devices are
Buspirate ID 0403:6001 Future Technology Devices International, Ltd FT232 USB-Serial (UART) IC
Asus BT Dongle ID 0b05:17cb ASUSTek Computer, Inc. Broadcom BCM20702A0 Bluetooth
minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB1 starts the session on the bus pirate side First, power on the HC-05, by enabling power ('w') Now, you can pair HC-05 to the BT dongle.
The RED LED on the HC-05 module should blink quickly while HC-05 is not connected
When HC-05 is connected, the RED LED should blink every 4 seconds
Example: use the BT device detection from the blueman applet
In my example, HC-05 is connected as /dev/rfcomm3 Now, configure Bus Pirate in UART mode, with 9600 8n1 configuration:
After this configuration, don't forget to enable power (power is disabled by Bus Pirate after each mode change)
Set the Bus Pirate in "Live Display" mode ('{') Open a new minicom with the rfcomm device Change the device data rate to 9600 Now you can see
every character from the "rfcomm" minicom is seen on the Bus Pirate side
in the same way, every data sent through Bus Pirate is seen on the rfcomm console
=> transmission with default 9600bps configuration is OK
