I have a DIY device that sends RC3 messages from a Teensy.4.0 via a HC-06 chip. Baud rate is set to 115200.
I am reusing code that has worked OK with RC on a Arduino Mega before (But with another Bluetooth chip).
When I read the output on a Bluetooth serial terminal i get the following out put that seems OK and with the correct update frequency:
$RC3,,846,,,,,,,0,0,0,71,13,7,13,0,1,1,,,,,,,*05
$RC3,,847,,,,,,,0,0,0,71,13,7,13,0,1,1,,,,,,,*04
$RC3,,848,,,,,,,0,0,0,71,13,7,13,0,2,1,,,,,,,*08
$RC3,,849,,,,,,,0,0,0,71,13,7,13,0,1,1,,,,,,,*0A
$RC3,,850,,,,,,,0,0,0,71,13,7,13,0,2,1,,,,,,,*01
$RC3,,851,,,,,,,0,0,0,71,13,7,13,0,1,1,,,,,,,*03
My issue is that RC wont read it. It says: "connected at 4 kbits/s, waiting for data" Much less than the baudrate.
I suspect I may have got something wrong when doing the AT-commands to the bluetooth chip but why does it work with the Bluetooth serial teminal?
What is the correct AT-settings for the bluetooth chip?
