Introduction: Arduino Bluetooth 2WD Car, With Lights and Horn
Another Arduino car, 2WD, equipped with front lights, back lights, and horn.
Attachments
Supplies
- Arduino uno R3. with screw shield (optional)
- HC-05 bluetooth module
- 2 "yellow" DC 3-12 V motors, wired
- 2 wheels
- Active buzzer
- 2 18650 batteries, with box
- 2 white 10 mm led wired
- 2 red 10 mm led wired
- L298N motor controller
- Jack for Arduino power supply
- On-off switch
- Multidirectional swivel wheel
- PLA 3d elements: body of the car, and elements to fix wheels (attached .stl files, to be printed in your 3d printer)
- Several M3 screws, nuts and "Grower" washers
- Screws assorted
- Dupont cables
Step 1: Print 3D
In your 3d printer, print PLA .stl files attached: body, wheels supports
If your swivel wheel is different, you need to fix to the body with other parts
Step 2: Assembly Elements
- Assembly wheels to motor, and assembly set to the body (with M3 screws)
- Assembly Arduino (and install optional screw shield) and L298N to the body
- Assembly batteries holder.
- Connect positive of batteries holder to the switch, and then to Arduino jack and L298N
- Connect negative (ground) of batteries holder to Arduino and L298N
- Screw buzzer to the body
- Assembly swivel wheel to the body (may use attached 3d design elements, or use another system if wheel is different to the one in the image)
Step 3: Wiring
Give 5V and ground, from Arduino to buzzer and HC-05 module.
Wire elements as shown in the image above.
Wire Tx from HC-05 to Rx Arduino (D0)
Step 4: Arduino Program
Disconnect Rx (digital input 0) in Arduino, and load program from IDE Arduino. Then connect Rx,
Attachments
Step 5: Android Program
Load in your Android phone the attached .apk program.
Set "On change/touch" in options, inside the apk.
Switch on the car, start the .apk, connect to the HC-05 bluetooth, and ENJOY!
(if motor turns in the opposite direction, change wires of this motor),









