Hello, What will be the fastest communication speed between B4A and an HS05 bluetooth module on Arduino Mega_mini? Thank you for your advice and experience, Henri
As long as your Android device can match that then there's your theoretical max speed. Other factors will of course affect speed. Distance between devices, environment etc.
I have four Chinese bluettooth modules but unfortunately only one HS-05 responds to my Hayes commands, this helped me a lot: The link : but still not enough. my application controls a farm tractor: A pwm engine, Three servo motor Three pairs of HC-04 ultrasonic detectors to detect obstacles. it's not fast enough to analyze the data. To be continued
Indeed. My latest experiments with Classic BT and BLE give the data speed (only received stings length per time) of BLE around 250 bytes per second, Classic BT - 5 times higher, around 1 KBps. It's if to send short strings, multiline text.
If to combine texts into long strings - speed is 10-12 times higher. But anyway is just 10 KBps (for ESP32 modules).
After parsing the digit info from the encoded text - it's really slow comparing to a wired UART serial port...
upd. but ... 9600 baud if to divide to 9 (8 bits of payload + 1 for service overhead) is ... 1066 Bps.... something familiar ....
All this works with an Arduino uno, but I'm going to switch it to a much more powerful and compact Mega-mini 2560. It's Arduino manages the components, B4A only receives the feedback. I prefer with RASPBERRY, but hard to find and too expensive. It's for fun and that's it