How to recieve data from BLE sensor via HM-10 bluetooth on Arduino

[beginrprogrmr]

Hello Guys, I am new to programming, I am recently trying to build a project with Arduino-UNO with HM-10 Bluetooth Module. My objective is to try to connect the nearby bluetooth sensor (BLE-sensor) pair with them and read the data from the sensor (like temperature, humidity, pressure), I already used the Software. Serial Library and tried to connect with sensor using AT commands but i dont know how to read the data from the sensor (temperature, pressure etc).

Is some one made the programming related to this or anyone can help me out. I will be very thankful for this.

[jremington]

Bluetooth and BLE are not compatible.

Cross posts in several languages flagged for moderator.

[beginrprogrmr]

@Nick_Pyner

Mart yn Cur

Thanks, I will checkout if I needed help i will post it again.
Have a good weekend.

[PerryBebbington]

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Thank you.

[jremington]

@Nick_Pyner

OK, I think you can ignore post #2, HM-10 is BLE.

There are apparently two versions of the HM-10, Bluetooth 4.0 and BLE. They would not necessarily be compatible with each other.

HM-10 Bluetooth Module

[runaway_pancake]

@jremington

There are apparently two versions of the HM-10, Bluetooth 4.0 and BLE.

Is that CC2540 vs CC2541 ?

Aren't Bluetooth4.0 and BLE the same ?
What is Bluetooth 4.0? | Webopedia

[Nick_Pyner]

Bluetooth 4 and BLE are the same, as pointed out in the link in post#6. The cheapo 2541 has a reduced instruction set but still only works in a BLE environment and is suitable for OP's stated purpose.
There is an everlasting thread hereabouts on upgrading the 2541 to 2540. I get the impression that it isn't worth the effort.
The cheapo HM-10 offers nothing over an HC-05 other than that it is BLE. I guess it is really only there for people who have inflicted themselves with iPhones.