If she has an Android or iPhone, then there is a setting under accessibility, to have a notifier for those who can't hear the phone. It can vibrate and even use the flash to alert you when you have a call, text and voicemail.

No Arduino required.

First: please edit this and put it in code tags #.
Second: this is overly complicated for just switching between LEDs. To simplify your code, use case statements, and/or use direct port manipulation. It will cut this code in half, or more.

I found this website. http://www.dmemos.de/plotrobots/blog/?cat=7

You got it to move forward with the android, are you looking have full control of it? Left, right, forward and backwards?

Vous ai eu à aller de l'avant avec l'androïde, cherchez-vous avez le plein contrôle de celui-ci? Gauche, droite, en avant et en arrière?

ok, donc tu as le téléphone pour commander la LED, Bon. Permettez-moi de regarder dans le robot en utilisant votre, et vous devriez trouver quelques exemples en ligne.

ok, so you got the phone to control the LED, Good. Let me look into the robot your using, and you should find some examples online.

it looks like its not compatible with my library.

Or you didn't put the library in the correct folder. What IDE are you using?

The lack of proper formatting this code has, will haunt me in my dreams.

No function?

Code:

{
  // set up the LCD's number of columns and rows:
  lcd.begin(16, 2);
  // Print a message to the LCD.
  //lcd.print("W-");


  Serial.begin(9600);
  pinMode(pinDevid1, OUTPUT);// pin 8
  //pinMode(pinDevid2, INPUT);// pin 9
  pinMode(fan, OUTPUT);//
  pinMode(pump, OUTPUT);//
 // pinMode(relay, OUTPUT);
  dht.begin();


  // start the Ethernet connection:
  if (Ethernet.begin(mac) == 0) {
    Serial.println("Failed to configure Ethernet using DHCP");

    lcd.setCursor(0,0);
    lcd.print("Disconnected ");


    //while(true);// no point in carrying on, so do nothing forevermore:

  }
  else{

    Serial.println("Ethernet ready");

    lcd.setCursor(0,0);
    lcd.print("Net OK ");
    delay(2000);
    lcd.clear();

    Serial.print("My IP address: ");// print the Ethernet board/shield's IP address:
    Serial.println(Ethernet.localIP());
    lcd.print(Ethernet.localIP());
    delay(2000);
    lcd.clear();
    FED=0;
    lcd.setCursor(10,0);
    lcd.print("F");
    lcd.print(FED);
   


  }

Full code?

The LED works right, you tried the LED blink example? The robot is like a arduino UNO on wheels, so the built-in LED is on pin 13. You have to refer to the diagrams that came with the robot.

Post any code you have so far.

[K]

KeyCode  and keyCode they are NOT the same. This type of programing is case sensitive.

It looks like a regular bluetooth module. So you will need to see how the robot itself, responds to the module. I do not know of any codes off hand.

Il ressemble à un module bluetooth régulière. Vous aurez donc besoin de voir comment le robot lui-même, répond au module. Je ne sais pas de tous les codes de la main.

Strangely I was able to read and understand that, and I dont speak french. (even before I translated it. O_o)

ADK Bluetoothchat to get started.
Que voulez-vous dire par un besoin spécifique?

For those who want to follow along.

Hello everyone,

We are a group of students and we are working on a project for a arduino robot AAR-04.
We come to the right schedule for monitoring lines.

Now we wish to work on a bluetooth kit (ARX-BT3) on the robot to be able to remotely control a android phone.
For this we use an application that is: Arduino Robot Aress given with the kit bluetooth (on a CD).
We can make the connection between the phone and the robot, but we can order it to move forward.
Do you know if there is a specific need?

We install the kit as follows:
https://plus.google.com/photos/100614490999857774768/albums/5764397279672290337
Is this the right way to put it?

Thank you in advance

I take back my previous post, and ask to see your full code.

Also try the example again, and break it down.
http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ReadWrite

Edit: removed

Not enought current maybe. If you take one of them off, does it output the correct voltage?