Is there any way in which you could hook up an Arduino Uno to where, if a gyroscopic sensor connected to it, senses movement, it then sends a file or notification to a Bluetooth receiver, such as a phone.
Tyruswoll:
Is there any way in which you could hook up an Arduino Uno to where, if a gyroscopic sensor connected to it, senses movement, it then sends a file or notification to a Bluetooth receiver, such as a phone.
Yes.
If you substitute "data" for "file or notification", then yes, and it requires no more code than if you send it to the serial monitor, which you may already be doing. If you are not already doing it, it would be a good diea to start there first. For the bluetooth side, you might find the following background notes useful
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~npyner/Arduino/GUIDE_2BT.pdf
http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~npyner/Arduino/BT_2_WAY.ino
If you really mean "file or notification", it implies something more, and possibly something other than bluetooth.
Thanks that really helped a lot! but i don't understand where i should substitute the data for file or notification.
Nomenclature. Data is data stream, a file is a file of previously accumulated data, a notification is a message.
Okay, thanks, the code in the instructions on the first link works but it doesn't say how i can hook up any sensor and then set predefined requirements, and then if the Arduino senses that the requirements have been fulfilled, it then uses the Bluetooth module to send a notification to an android device.
Tyruswoll:
it doesn't say how i can hook up any sensor and then set predefined requirements,
That is because the notes address bluetooth, and this is not a bluetooth problem. It's an Arduino problem. Arduino's job is to communicate with the serial port. It neither knows nor cares what is connected to that port. Serial.print is Serial.print.