COM port not visible in Bluetooth Arduino Setup
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I have had some success setting up serial port connection using my HC-05 bluetooth model that is connected using the Rx and Tx ports on my Arduino Uno board. I have been able to execute commands and control LEDs using the following (given that one has already uploaded a working code via Arduino IDE foe the LED or any program for that matter)
bt = bluetooth("device_name",1)
fopen(bt)
fwrite(bt,1)
I also see the COM port that is assigned to HC-05 via my Control Panel's Devices and Printers (image attached). And MATLAB also lists that serial port when you execute the command "serialportlist".
However, when I am trying to setup a serial connection to my Arduino via HC-05 using arduinosetup, I get stuck at the step "Configure Bluetooth Device" (image attached, COM10 is the port that is attached via USB to Arduino, the so called "FTDI connection"). I don't see the COM port that is in serial connection with HC-05. I am able to work with Arduino IDE (it detects the roght COM ports and I have healthy connection). I have referred to the following posts/articles:
Most important post: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/835133-test-connection-failed-in-arduino-hardware-setup-for-hc-05-bluetooth-module
Is there a driver I am missing?
Thanks
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Shuba Nandini
on 17 Dec 2024
Kindly refer to the troubleshooting steps mentioned in the following MATLAB documentation link to troubleshoot the issue:
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