Can I get in aliexpress similar like this …want to controll led via Bluetooth
https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-feather-32u4-bluefruit-le
I’ve got some Bluno Beetles. I haven’t started using them yet but I like the original non-BT Beetle and the full-size Bluno. Also try the RFduino if you want moar power (though I think its Bluetooth stack is somewhat harder to use.)
I’ve been happy so far with the Bluno Beetle http://www.dfrobot.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1259 (about $15)
I’ve seen Bluetooth nanos on aliexpress, but they seemed very expensive so I’ve never bought one
@Jeremy_Spencer that’s way expensive
i am looking forward to make this but not the headphone. i want to control led strip via bluetooth like different animation. is it possible?
you can easily convert this to FASTLED
(you have to add /modify the BT-Setup routine from the Bluefruit and include Fastled.h instead of FastSPI_LED2.h )
I purchased one of the bluefruit feathers and its super easy to use. Adafruit has a phone app which has 4 buttons and 4 arrows so I assume you could program each to do something different for your LEDs. Don’t see why you couldn’t use FastLED as your library for those LEDs.
I’m just in the process of building a pfod interface to use with fastled and Bluetooth. http://www.forward.com.au/pfod/index.html
pfod is great, but Android only. The best solution I’ve found for iPhone (and Android) is miupanel http://www.miupanel.com/ which is WiFi based but defaults to access point mode.
On balance if you use an android phone I’d recommend pfod as it’s not dependent on any hardware and should work with with any non BLE Bluetooth module. I understand that they’re working on BLE support.
Ive used the Funkboxing method for years. It’s incredibly easy to modify. i havent gone as far as re-compiling the android app piece yet