Wireless Programming Module for Arduino

Introduction

Getting tired of plug and unplug the USB cable when you debugging the Arduino project? This wireless programming module is designed for wireless upload skectch/codes to Arduino. With up-to 5 meters range, you can bring your laptop and do a wireless programming for your already deployed Arduino based devices which is hard to open. Cut the wire, and try this superb communication module.

This module can also be used as a standard bidirectional wireless communication module with up to 20 meters range and 115200 bps speed(line in sight). When uses as communication modules, it exchanges data as a transparent serial port. Only Tx/Rx will be required to do the transmission.

• Suitable for outdoor Arduino based devices.
• Suitable for Arduino based robots.
• Suitable for thoese devices which are hard to reach.

Its pin out is compatible with XBEE socket. You will need at least a Xbee Adapter and one of the following shield to perform the wireless programming.

• Xbee Adapter
• DFRduino IO Expansion Shield V5
• DFRduino Mega IO Expansion Shield V1.1
• DFRduino Xbee Shield

NOTE: You will need a pair of this module to perform wireless programming.

It is compatible with:

• DFRduino Duemilanove
• DFRduino Mega
• DFRduino Nano
• DFRduino FIO
• Romeo
• Arduino Uno
• Arduino Duemilanove or Nano w/ ATmeg328
• Arduino Diecimila,Duemilanove,or Nano w/ ATmega168
• Arduino Mega 2560
• Arduino Mega (ATmega1280)
• Arduino Mini
• Arduino Fio
• Arduino BT w/ ATmega328/168
• LilyPad Arduino w/ ATmega328/168
• Arduino Pro or Pro Mini (5V,16MHz) w/ ATmega328/168
• Arduino Pro or Pro Mini (3.3V,8MHz) w/ ATmega328/168
• Arduino NG or older w/ ATmega168/ATmega 8

Specification

• Supply Voltage:3.3V
• Working current: 10mA
• Working Temperature: 0 - 70 C
• Interface: UART (TTL)
• Support Baud Rate:1200/2400/4800/9600/14400/19200/28800/38400/57600/115200
• Communication Range: 20 Meters (line in sight)
• Frequency Band:2.4Ghz

Documents

• Wiki doc
• Configuration Tools Software (024 windows)
• Tutorial