Arduino-Dwin

Android App Analysis and Review: Arduino-Dwin, Developed by TMKJ. Listed in Tools Category. Current Version Is 1.0, Updated On 25/05/2025 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Arduino-Dwin. Achieved Over 5 Installs. Arduino-Dwin Currently Has 1 Reviews, Average Rating 5.0 Stars

Overview; This app is a utility that uses the Bluetooth function of a smartphone to control Arduino devices via Bluetooth serial communication.
It also has a simulation function that sends random data to the widget of the DWIN serial monitor and casts the screen.

Usage: General usage overview

* First, before using the app, pair the smartphone and the device to be controlled via Bluetooth and register them.
Since you will communicate with the registered device, if you skip this process, you will not be able to work.
If it is already registered, you can skip this process.

* When you run the app, a list of Bluetooth devices connected to the smartphone will appear on the screen. Choose one of them and try to connect. The communication speed BPS is set to 9600 BPS by default. To change it,
Select BPS from the main menu. Turn on the device and press the Connect button to try to connect.
If Connected is displayed on the screen, you can now start communicating.

* There are 3 work screens in the main menu. You can select from the menu and use each workspace as needed.

* Workspace 1: Serial Work
This is a workspace with the same functions as a general communication app, and it consists of directly typing a command, sending it, and viewing the received data.
You can send it in general text format, and if you check the hexadecimal option box, you can send it in hexadecimal format.

You can also select the carriage return option and send it with a carriage return character attached.
If there is received data, it is displayed in the receiving box, and if you check the hexadecimal option, you can view the received data in hexadecimal format.
If the receiving window is complicated, you can initialize it with the Clear button.

* Workspace 2: Work with List
This is a workspace that sends commands with one touch using a saved command list, so you don't have to input commands one by one. When controlling a robot, etc., since you cannot control each and every action by inputting commands, it is convenient to create a list of actions and operate them at that time. Also, since you can manage the list separately for each device, if you create a list that fits multiple devices, you can use it for various purposes.

* Workspace 3: Work with DWIN
This workspace is a simulator for testing a serial HMI monitor called DWIN.
Therefore, this workspace is not applicable to those who do not have knowledge about the DWIN serial monitor.
There are various types of widgets on the serial monitor screen like a smartphone screen, and this is a simulator that transmits data to display data for each widget. This is a simulator for testing whether it works well by repeatedly transmitting the widget data list saved for each device.

* Edit List / Edit DWIN List screen is an editing workspace for editing, deleting, or adding data lists used in workspaces 2 and 3.

* You can use the YouTube video for detailed instructions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKqxpVSAZUs
Channel : @UZA365

* More Information Blog
https://blog.naver.com/uza365

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