Please export your project and post it here.
http://ai2.appinventor.mit.edu/ode/download/project-output/5189482238574592/Android
try this. it does not work as you did
Did you watch all 43 seconds of the video?
You have to click on the video.
yes i did i will try another pc
did u see the 1 sec video? please watch it
I saw the 1 second video.
I am not a hummingbird.
I saw your thumb hit a button then the video was over.
Follow the advice already give.
Your .aia proves your did not.
Ok, here is a template project to work with: You can replace the commands list with "forward", "Back" etc to drive the robot, which another User has already had success with.
BT_Basic_Setup_Send_Cmds.aia (9.9 KB)
Thank u all, and appreciate your cooperation with me.
.... I should mention that you don't necessarily have to send a word to your Robot. Typically, having identified the word, you could just send a number or letter to represent the action (command) e.g. Stop = 1, Forward = 2 etc.
Happy New Year!
Great. Happy new year!
bhai same problem mera bhai hai .....tumhare solve huaa?
(Canned Response)
These blocks can be dragged into your Blocks Editor to request permission(s) for Bluetooth scanning and connecting. All three parts are needed.
Thanks to @Anke for the original code.
My changes include
- use of the Screen1 permission blocks to avoid the possibility of a typo
- using a TinyDB tag particular to BT permissions and only for BT permissions.
By @ABG
Taifun
Hey. Do you have the.aia file to share please? I'm having trouble with the app finding connected devices, it worked in the old versions but not in the new ones.
The above blocks provided by Taifun can be dragged into your project.
Oh, sorry. I tried dragging it straight from the page into my project and it didn't work. I downloaded it and dragged it into my project and it worked. Thank you very much!
Hi! The blocks worked until yesterday, today they no longer work, it only works on devices version below 12. It showed Error 908, but all permissions were granted as shown in the last figure. Could you help me?
testeBluetooth2.aia (3.5 KB)
Yes, there seems to be a bug in the blocks above. The app does not ask for BluetoothScan permissions anywhere.







