I connected my Hc-05 to my arduino uno but i dont get respond to any of the AT commends.
I also made sure im in the programing mode so i held the button on the hc-05 when powering on and it blinks at interval of 2 seconds.
Also in serial monitor im 9600 baud rate and using Both NL&CL.
I conncted like that:
vcc-5v
gnd-gnd
txd-d2
rxd-d3
The code:
ON my modules, connecting the EN pin to 3.3V and then powering with 5V put them into AT mode and I could change any parameter that I desired. Make sure you use 3.3V to the EN pin, NOT 5V.
Post a schematic of your connections. Hand drawn, photographed and posted is fine. Include all pin names/numbers, components, their part numbers and/or values and power supplies.
Post photos of your wiring. Sometimes we see things that you have missed.
When you press the button an then power the module or connect 3.3V to the EN pin and power the module what pattern does the LED on the module flash?
There are some bogus modules out there. I have seen this lately where someone can't get a module to work so they order new ones from a more reputable vendor then those work fine.
Your drawing shows what is needed to see. I always use a voltage divider between the Uno TX and HC05 RX as the HC05 inputs are not supposed to be 5V tolerant. I don't know if that will make a difference since I have never done without. Have you tried with the divider?
I see you conncted 3.3v to the one of the pin above, why is that is that like the en or diffrent? do i need to do it?
Also i dont have 2k ressistor but i do have 1.8k wil it be fine with the 1.8?
That diagram is from the Martyn Currie tutorial that I linked earlier. In the tutorial he explains why that wire instead of the EN pin. My modules (8 so far) all work using 3.3V to the EN pin so I have not had to resort to soldering that extra wire.
There seem to be different levels of access in the AT mode depending on the modules that you have and the method to put the module into AT mode. A thorough examination of the tutorial may help you.