I am working on circuit that will allow me to program my Arduino boards (I have an Arduino Uno and a couple of Arduino Pro Minis) over a wireless Bluetooth connection. I am planning to use my cheap and easy to find HC-06 Bluetooth module for this. One of the first thing to figure out is the baud rate that the Arduino IDE uses, when uploading the sketches to the various Arduino boards. I need to make sure that my HC-06 Bluetooth module is configured to communicate at the same rate, so the avrdude stays happy.
I bit of research online revealed the following:
- On the computer side the baud rate is specified in the Arduino IDE configuration files, and more specifically in boards.txt.
- On the micro-controller side, the baud rate is coded in the specific bootloader, used by the board.
A looked through the boards.txt file and here is what I found:
| Board |
| Arduino Yun |
| Arduino Uno |
| Arduino Duemilanove |
| Arduino Duemilanove |
| Arduino Nano |
| Arduino Nano |
| Arduino Mega |
| Arduino Mega |
| Arduino Leonardo |
| Arduino Micro |
| Arduino Esplora |
| Arduino Mini |
| Arduino Mini |
| Arduino Pro Mini (5V, 16 MHz) |
| Arduino Pro or Pro Mini (3.3V, 8 MHz) |
| Arduino BT |
| Arduino BT |
| Arduino NG |
| Arduino NG |
| Arduino Robot |
| LilyPad Arduino |
| LilyPad Arduino |
It seems that I need to use 115200 for my Uno and 57600 for the Arduino Pro Mini.
Comments
Comment by Ruvian on 2020-02-11 18:27:14 -0700
Beware using these modules, as they don’t even check for flipped bits over the communication. I’ve used hc-06 and I do get sometimes a bit flipped. I fixed my project by resending the data over and over again. Your program might get corrupted and will need to upload once again.