Ellis
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Hi everyone. This may sound like a silly question but Is there a way to Bluetooth connect to ez-b v4? I am using Bluetooth for several of my items on my robot such as a Bluetooth speaker. The Bluetooth is connected to my computer now. This gives it a different range than my wireless local network. If it would Bluetooth I could also feed my iPhone through the robot. I also have a ez-b v3 that I could hook up for that function but i would prefer to trade that one in. Any ideas?
Thanks
@Ellis, as long as you understand that the ezb will have nothing to do with the Bluetooth speakers... The Bluetooth speakers are basically wireless PC speakers that you will be locating on your robot with the ezb... All sound commands will be sent as you would normally to your PC speakers... But since you have your Bluetooth speakers on your bot, that's where the sound will come out...
@Richard.
Hey dude. I don't quite get what you mean by that. I know you know about the mod, but using the breakout mod and essentially hard wiring (not using the speakers Bluetooth connection) from the EZ-B to the Bluetooth speaker with headphone socket, your essentially extending or replacing the EZ-B speaker, so not quite understanding what you mean by the EZ-B will have nothing to do with the Bluetooth speakers, because with the mod, it kinda does. confused
@Steve, yes I am aware of the speaker break out mod... You essentially attach an external amplified speaker in place of the little ezb speaker... Don't need Bluetooth for that... I got the impression, however that Ellis wanted to use an onboard Bluetooth speaker instead of cutting apart his ezb.... I was merely stating that the Bluetooth will be separate from the ezb, that's all...
Cool, got it now. Thanks for explaining, I see what you mean now
. I think he wants the set up I have in K-9 where all the EZ-B sounds, speech ect are played through the BT speaker for better quality sound, and use the actual BT connection to connect his phone for alerts ect, so it all comes from one speaker.
Yes Rich you are right. I am mostly bypassing the ezb with the bluetooth speaker. However by doing this I am now universally able to add any other items on my robot that can now use the Bluetooth speaker on my robot. Such as the new echo from Amazon. It will allow me to ask the robot for information. The echo will contact Amazon supercomputer on their system and verbally answer the question. I will also be able to carry on a conversation with my robot by using sites on the Internet. The robot will act like it has artificial intetelligence. All I need to do is find a way to get all the different voices to become the same voice to make it real. The possibilities are only limited to what is available on the Internet.
Hmmm echo from amazon? Is it like Pandorabot?
Richard R, check it out HERE