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Name: BlueDuino Rev2 Arduino Compatible Plus BLE
SKU: 4801
Price: 15.50 USD
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Rating: 4.70 (5 reviews)

BlueDuino Rev2 Arduino Compatible Plus BLE

(5 Reviews)

BlueDuino Rev2 with cc2540 BLE module

Designed by AprilBrother in China

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BlueDuino Rev2 with cc2540 BLE module

What is it? The BlueDuino Rev2 is an Arduino compatible microcontroller development board based on the ATmega32U4 IC with Bluetooth 4.0. a.k.a. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), built in. Just plug in th...

What is it?

The BlueDuino Rev2 is an Arduino compatible microcontroller development board based on the ATmega32U4 IC with Bluetooth 4.0. a.k.a. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), built in. Just plug in the board and your ready to start programming! It's the easiest way to get Bluetooth 4.0 in your project!

Update

8/22/2015 - LiPo battery charger add-on now available.

The BlueDuino Rev2 is tiny size Arduino compatible dev board. It's built-in a cc2540 BLE module. The BLE module can work as master or slave mode.

Features

Built-in CC2540 BLE module
ATmega32U4 running at 3.3V/8MHz
Supported under Arduino IDE 1.0.6
On-Board micro-USB connector for programming
4 x 10-bit ADC pins
12 x Digital I/Os (5 are PWM capable)
Rx and Tx Hardware Serial Connections

Firmware For CC2540

The firmware for CC254x BLE module named ZeroBeacon.

Application iBeacon simulation / iBeacon sniffer / BLE Sensor
Support UART transparent transfer.
Support AT commands
Support upgrade the firmware by serial port.

Getting Started

Open Arduino IDE and choose board "LilyPad USB" to start playing with your BlueDuino Rev2 in just a few easy steps.

How it works

The CC254x module communicates with ATMega32U4 through the HardwareSerial Serial1 (RX1, TX0).

Package contains

BlueDuino Rev2 x 1
Male headers (Not soldering) x 1

Rates to United States of America

Shipping Rate	Ships From	First item	Additional items
Singapore Post: Standard Ground Rate	CN	$7.00	$0.25
EMS: Standard Ground Rate	CN	$25.00	$0.10
UPS: Standard Ground Rate	CN	$35.00	$0.00

Quantity	Price
1-4	$15.50
5-19	$14.50
20-49	$13.50
50+	$12.99

Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (4.00)

Shipping: (4.00)

Communication: (4.00)

Víctor | Jan. 24, 2017

Great product, security shippinng

Very good Product, micro+ble in, firmware Zerobacon in continuos process adaptation. April great support

Muhammad Ridwan | Nov. 7, 2016

good stuff

Fast shipping process, item arrived safely in box. The item is easy to use. thank you. will buy more other time

Josh | May 24, 2016

Great board!

This is a great little board; works well. Great customer support. Nice and compact. Fast shipping too.

I-Horng | Sept. 21, 2015

Good & quick to receive it!

Not tested yet, for I'm busy for other stuff.
IotT things are just amazing.
Thanks anyway.
Bye-bye! :-)

Marc | May 26, 2015

product & shipping perfect, lacks documentation

Hi AB

The shipping was extremely fast and products are working as expected, though i was just playing around with example controlling led & servos. via iphone.

Arduino code is pretty much uncommented and ios code as well. It's working but it would be quite nice if there would exist a simple step-by-step introduction on how to accomplish basic phone connection and use some static buttons and sliders to control pins. I somehow started to understand how communication is working but it would be helpful to start with the basics explained. The example is nice to test if the chip, pins & connection is working, but it needs lot's of digging in the code to achieve some minimal interactions from scratch.

the wifi shield is easier to unterstand because it's basically arduino code and not much more. the blueduino starts to get interesting with phone connection (for example) and therefore the documentation should be more in depth, i think.

I'll try to come up with a more simplistic example on my own and will publish on github, guess other beginners in ios coding would appreciate this as well.

Furthermore for both cactus micro arduino (wifi shield) and blueduino there is no eagle library. we did one now for the cactus ourselves and will publish it soon (if ok with you). nevertheless this would be a huge benefit if this things would be included in the documentation. schematics are there but why no layout/library of the board?

I guess the better the documentation and maybe ease of use of libraries get the more interesting the product will become for beginners, educational purposes etc. Especially because it's one of the best value products in this field and if the documentation improves i think sales will benefit heavily.

Hope this input was helpful.

Best
Marc

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