Arduino Bluetooth Voice Control
- 1. Arduino Bluetooth Voice Control Click https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id= appinventor.ai_ashishmarch12.Bluetooth_Voice 01 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=appinven tor.ai_ashishmarch12.Bluetooth_Voice open play store from your android phone and search for “Arduino Bluetooth Voice Control” application OR
- 2. Download and install the application 02 “Turn ON” the Bluetooth from the mobile settings or from the dropdown notification settings 03
- 3. Open the Bluetooth settings and search for “HC-05” from the available devices 04 Select “HC-05” from the search list. If you couldn’t find, repeat the process and check again 05
- 4. After selecting “HC-05”, you will be redirected to the pairing window. Give “1234” as PIN and select “OK” 06 PIN: 1234 If the pairing is failed, kindly check the circuit connections and try pairing again Note
- 5. Once the module gets paired, you can see the Bluetooth module name under the "Paired devices“ Now go back to the Home screen If you couldn’t see “HC-05” under paired devices, kindly check the circuit connections and repeat the process Note
- 6. Open the app from your applications window or from the Home screen 07 You will be re-directed to applications’ homepage
- 7. In the homepage you can see the status of the Bluetooth communication as "Not connected“ Select the "Click to speak" icon on the home screen 08
- 8. You will be directed to the "select device" window, where you can see the paired Bluetooth module name Select the Bluetooth module listed in the screen which is paired with your phone (the name with “HC-05” as shown below) 09
- 9. Now you will be redirected to the home screen and you can see the Bluetooth status as "Connected" If you couldn’t see “connected” in the home page, kindly repeat the process and check again Note
- 10. Now again select the "Click to speak" icon on the homepage of the application 10 You will get the Google "speech to text" window, which starts recording your voice once you click the microphone icon to convert the voice command to text
- 11. Now start giving voice commands like "Turn on Red LED" (Make sure you give the commands which we used in our program) 11 Voice Commands to be used: Turn ON Red LED Turn ON Green LED Turn OFF Red LED Turn OFF Green LED All LED Turn ON All LED Turn OFF
- 12. As your voice command gets converted to text, you can see the output from the activity kit, like the LED gets ON, turn OFF, etc. OFF ON
- 13. If your voice command is not audible or unclear, you will get an error saying "Didn't catch that. Try speaking again." Now select "Try again" and give the voice command again
- 14. If your voice command is different from what you have programmed, you won't be able to get the output even the application converts your voice command to text Note So use the commands which is used in the program to get the output