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๐Ÿ“ถ Emakefun BLE Nano: Wireless BLE & Micro-USB Interface, TICC2540 Chip, Compatible with Nano V3.0 Review

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Description of ๐Ÿ“ถ Emakefun BLE Nano: Wireless BLE & Micro-USB Interface, TICC2540 Chip, Compatible with Nano V3.0

Main chip for ATMEGA328P-MU QFN32 package, Burning the latest Bootloader (Arduino IDE 1.8.8), Download faster and more stable.Fully compatible with older versions. Combining common Nano board functions with CC2540 BLE functions, It is very convenient to be applied in various wireless connection application scenarios. The BLE chip is TI CC2540 BLE (SOC) chip.Maximum support 1Mbps air data transfer rate, stable performance.Communication distance can reach 30M in an open environment. PCB size is only 48mm*19mm.The pins are fully compatible with Nano V3.0. The main board has been welded and the pin row does not need to be welded by itself. Micro usb interface is adopted, which is more convenient to use.

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Arduino-compatible microcontroller, but Bluetooth is difficult to implement

This tiny Arduino-compatible microprocessor has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. That's good, but neither WiFi nor Bluetooth hardware uses Arduino drivers, and Emakefun hasn't made it easy to install them. I gave up because I didn't need those features. But I want them to be implemented and it took a lot of time.

Pros
  • Handy thing
Cons
  • Nothing wrong with that, everything is fine

Revainrating 5 out of 5

So far it looks pretty solid.

I bought this for a simple microprocessor task; I want to light some drums on impact. I used the Nano protocol with an old ATMega 328 bootloader and it booted up. Have yet to test if the whole circuit works but for now it seems pretty well done and blinking. we'll see if it works soon!

Pros
  • Absolutely amazing!
Cons
  • Annoying

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Doesn't work reliably.

I have other Arduino modules that work with separate Bluetooth modules and they all work fine, including with the many other libraries included with the software. However, this BLE nano board seems to have issues with a number of other libraries that cause it to work unreliably and in some cases not work at all. While there's a detailed diagram of how the manufacturer integrated Bluetooth into the Nano, that suggests there shouldn't be any problems, but they do exist. There could be any numberโ€ฆ

Pros
  • Availability
Cons
  • Sad hardware

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Not compatible with Arduino BLE libraries

Nice little board and inexpensive. While you can download and run regular Arduino code if you need Bluetooth functionality, it is not compatible with the Arduino BLE libraries. Arduino Nano 33 or Nano 33 Sense is the best solution for those who need Bluetooth functionality, but they cost more.

Pros
  • Great for me
Cons
  • No

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Arduino-compatible microcontroller, but Bluetooth is difficult to implement

This tiny Arduino-compatible microprocessor includes built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules. That's good, but neither WiFi nor Bluetooth hardware uses Arduino drivers, and Emakefun hasn't made it easy to install them. I gave up because I didn't need those features. But I want them to be implemented and it took a lot of time.

Pros
  • Well made
Cons
  • Style 90