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--- livebox:hah_hahnode:bluenode [2014/02/13 15:10] – [Data Flow] minerva9
+++ livebox:hah_hahnode:bluenode [2014/02/18 10:36] – [BlueNode] minerva9
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 ====== BlueNode ======
-Integration of a BlueTooth sensor onto a JeeNode for the purposes of detecting devices as they come into, and go out of, range so that events can be triggered.
+Integration of a Bluetooth sensor onto a JeeNode for the purpose of detecting devices as they come into, and go out of, range so that events can be triggered.
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-The ERROR:(17) can be safely ignore that just means the SPP profile lib has already been initialized.
+The ERROR:(17) can be safely ignored. That just means the SPP profile lib has already been initialized.
-You will notice the RF module is disable, that due to me running the bluetooth device attached to my arduino which does not have any RF device on it so I disabled that code whilst testing.
+You will notice the RF module is disabled, that's due to me running the bluetooth device attached to my Arduino which does not have any RF device on it, so I disabled that code whilst testing.
-A packet will arrive on the Receiver.  The first byte is the sender node ID, in this case its node 18.  The remaining data is the Device ID packed into 6 bytes.
+A packet will arrive on the Receiver.  The first byte is the sender node ID, in this case it's node 18.  The remaining data is the Device ID packed into 6 bytes.
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 [HAHCentral.1]1 g212 @ 868Mhz
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-All going well you should see an endpoint dynamically appear in xFXViewer when your Bluetooth device comes into range.
+All going well, you should see an endpoint dynamically appear in xFXViewer when your Bluetooth device comes into range.
 ===== Wiring / Source =====
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 We don't connect the 5v pins together, 3.3v is sufficient.
-The source code for the SKETCH is call BlueNode there is also a useful terminal emulator that uses the Arduino as a passthrough device.
+The source code for the SKETCH is called BlueNode. There is also a useful terminal emulator that uses the Arduino as a passthrough device.
   * http://livebox-hah.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/userapps/arduino/Bluetooth/