scrolling display matrix arduino bluetooth

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Hello, Im working on a proyect to show letters, but I cant add the code for the bluetooth this the code:

const int data1 = 2; // frist shift register's pins
const int str1 = 3; // the storge register (latch pin) of the all the three shift registers are connected together
const int clock1 = 4; //
const int data2 = 5; // second shift register's pins
const int clock2 = 6; //
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// BELOW ARE THE REFERENCE ARRAYS FOR APLHABETS, NUMBERS and CHARACTERS.
const int aa[6] = {B00000000, B01111110, B10001000, B10001000, B10001000, B01111110 }; //// ALPHABETS
const int bb[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B10010010, B10010010, B10010010, B01101100 };
const int cc[6] = {B00000000, B01111100, B10000010, B10000010, B10000010, B01000100 };
const int dd[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B10000010, B10000010, B10000010, B01111100 };
const int ee[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B10010010, B10010010, B10010010, B10000010 };
const int ff[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B10010000, B10010000, B10010000, B10000000 };
const int gg[6] = {B00000000, B01111100, B10000010, B10000010, B10001010, B01001100 };
const int hh[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B00010000, B00010000, B00010000, B11111110 };
const int ii[6] = {B00000000, B00000000, B10000010, B11111110, B10000010, B00000000 };
const int jj[6] = {B00000000, B00000100, B00000010, B10000010, B11111100, B10000000 };
const int kk[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B00010000, B00101000, B01000100, B10000010 };
const int ll[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B00000010, B00000010, B00000010, B00000010 };
const int mm[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B01000000, B00110000, B01000000, B11111110 };
const int nn[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B00100000, B00010000, B00001000, B11111110 };
const int oo[7] = {B00000000, B01111100, B10000010, B10000010, B10000010, B01111100 };
const int pp[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B10010000, B10010000, B10010000, B01100000 };
const int qq[6] = {B00000000, B01111100, B10000010, B10001010, B10000100, B01111010 };
const int rr[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B10010000, B10011000, B10010100, B01100010 };
const int ss[6] = {B00000000, B01100010, B10010010, B10010010, B10010010, B10001100 };
const int tt[6] = {B00000000, B10000000, B10000000, B11111110, B10000000, B10000000 };
const int uu[6] = {B00000000, B11111100, B00000010, B00000010, B00000010, B11111100 };
const int vv[6] = {B00000000, B11111000, B00000100, B00000010, B00000100, B11111000 };
const int ww[6] = {B00000000, B11111100, B00000010, B00011100, B00000010, B11111100 };
const int xx[6] = {B00000000, B11000110, B00101000, B00010000, B00101000, B11000110 };
const int yy[6] = {B00000000, B11100000, B00010000, B00001110, B00010000, B11100000 };
const int zz[6] = {B00000000, B10000110, B10001010, B10010010, B10100010, B11000010 };

const int n0[6] = {B11111111, B10000011, B01111101, B01111101, B01111101, B10000011 }; //// NUMBERS
const int n1[6] = {B11111111, B11111111, B10111101, B00000001, B11111101, B11111111 };
const int n2[6] = {B11111111, B10111001, B01110101, B01101101, B01011101, B10111101 };
const int n3[6] = {B11111111, B10111011, B01111101, B01101101, B01101101, B10010011 };
const int n4[6] = {B11111111, B11100111, B11010111, B10110111, B00000001, B11110111 };
const int n5[6] = {B11111111, B00011011, B01101101, B01101101, B01101101, B01110011 };
const int n6[6] = {B11111111, B10010011, B01101101, B01101101, B01101101, B11110011 };
const int n7[6] = {B11111111, B01111111, B01110001, B01101111, B01011111, B00111111 };
const int n8[6] = {B11111111, B10010011, B01101101, B01101101, B01101101, B10010011 };
const int n9[6] = {B11111111, B10011111, B01101101, B01101101, B01101101, B10010011 };

const int sp[6] = {B00000000, B00000000, B00000000, B00000000, B00000000, B00000000 }; // SPACE ' '
const int ex[5] = {B11111111, B11111111, B00000101, B11111111, B11111111 }; // EXCLAMATION MARK '!'
const int qu[6] = {B11111111, B10111111, B01111111, B01110101, B01101111, B10011111 }; // QUESTION MARK '?'
const int mi[6] = {B11111111, B11101111, B11101111, B11101111, B11101111, B11101111 }; // MINUS '-'
const int co[6] = {000000000, B00000000, B00000000, B01000100, B00000000, B00000000 }; // COLON ':'
const int bs[6] = {B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B10000011, B01111101, B11111111 }; // BRACKET START '('
const int be[6] = {B00000000, B00000000, B10000010, B01111100, B00000000, B00000000 }; // BRACKET END ')'

byte d[] = {B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111,
B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111,
B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111,
B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111, B11111111}; // the display matrix.
int e,g,i;
int f = 1;
int m = 0;
int k = 6;
unsigned long t;
char alp ;
char text[] = {"HELLO"}; ////////// WRITE TEXT HERE //////////
char line[200];

void setup()
{
pinMode(data1,OUTPUT);
pinMode(str1,OUTPUT);
pinMode(clock1,OUTPUT);
pinMode(data2,OUTPUT);
pinMode(clock2,OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);

}

void loop()
{
if(millis()-t>20) // 60 is the scrolling speed in milliseconds.
{
t = millis();
for(g=23; g>=0; g--) // this loop shifts all the bytes in the array 'd' by one place.
d[g] = d[g-1];

if(f==k) // (first read the three comment lines below to understand this) if f==k then read the next char in the string!
{
k = k + 6; // almost every alphabet/number is made with a size 6 array, 'k' enables the program (the variable f)
// to read only a single reference array (means one character from text) till it is completely read
m = m + 1; // then it selects next character by incrementing the value of a variable 'm'(m starts with 0 to read the first char in text string)
}

if(f<k) // else continue reading the reference array of the selected char in the text string untill it is completely read.
{
alp = text[m]; // alp is a char variable which holds the selected char in the text string for six incremented values of 'f'.
array(f-6m); // array is a function at the bottom, f is incremented by one every 60 milliseconds so it continues to be incremented to values
} // greater than 6 which is the size of the reference arrays. (f-6m) always ranges from 0 to 5.
f++;
}

for(e=0; e<24; e++) // display loop.
{
byte a = 0; // writes a 'one' on the 'e'th position of the byte 'a' this is to make a running one in the coloumns as we controll the rows.
if(e<8)
bitSet(a,e);
if((e>=8)&&(e<16))
bitSet(a,e-8);
if((e>=16)&&(e<24))
bitSet(a,e-16);

digitalWrite(str1,LOW);
shiftOut(data1,clock1,LSBFIRST,d[e]); // shifts out the main display array 'd[]' which controlles the rows

if(e<8)
{
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,a); // shift the 'walking one' to first shift register
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,0);
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,0);
}
if((e>=8)&&(e<16))
{
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,0); // shift the 'walking one' to second shift register
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,a);
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,0);
}
if((e>=16)&&(e<24))
{
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,0); // shift the 'walking one' to third shift register
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,0);
shiftOut(data2,clock2,LSBFIRST,a);
}

digitalWrite(str1,HIGH);
}
}

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Please put the code in code tags or it is unreadable (I assume you do not program with emoji characters). The code tag icon is in the edit bar of the post edit control.

You will also need to be specific about what is not working for you. There appears to be no code for bluetooth in the code you have provided, so what have you tried?

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Hello, guys, I´m working with this proyect this the ilistration!!

I had have a problem, with this part of the CODE: char text[] = {" TEXT HERE "} ; I need that data form the bluetooth, it will on TEXT HERE, to show words sent from the bluetooth!! The code is on Attach files

Code.txt (9.98 KB)

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PROBLEM LINKING WITH BLUETOOTH AND ARDUINO SCROLLING on MATRIX to Show Words!

Shout at people: they ignore you.

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const int aa[6] = {B00000000, B01111110, B10001000, B10001000, B10001000, B01111110 };     //// ALPHABETS
const int bb[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B10010010, B10010010, B10010010, B01101100 };
const int cc[6] = {B00000000, B01111100, B10000010, B10000010, B10000010, B01000100 };
const int dd[6] = {B00000000, B11111110, B10000010, B10000010, B10000010, B01111100 };

Why are you pissing away space storing bytes in int variables?

I had have a problem, with this part of the CODE: char text[] = {" TEXT HERE "} ;

Then wise up and use a fixed sized array that is global.

You might also want to QUIETLY describe what the problem(s) were.