MK15 RTL8762CMF Blutooth Module

Configuring Bluetooth modules involves setting them up for use. The processes include:
> Construct a primary circuit by connecting the Arduino pins to the Bluetooth module’s voltage pins.
> When you’re making use of a completed drop controller to configure the Bluetooth module, turn the Bluetooth module on after downloading the serial pass with the aid of an Arduino sketch.
> Make sure the LEDs of the Bluetooth module are blinking (that’s how you’d know it’s turned on).
> Attempt using your Android mobile phone to connect with the now turned-on module. (Connection can only be achieved with an Android device).
> Turn on your android device’s Bluetooth and scan for the name, MK15.
> Click on the name and pair with the module as you would in a usual Bluetooth connection.
> A four-digit pin may or may not be required. If one is required it is usually simple combinations like ‘1234’ or ‘0000’. Though it is usually stated in the product’s package.
> Being able to successfully pair with the module tells you it is in working and communicable.
> You then communicate with the module through the Arduino sketch serial pass.
> At a specific speed of less than 10000 bp, a short coding of the sketch induces the hardware and software serial to open to await imputation of the serial data.
> The transfer of imputed information can either be from the Bluetooth module to the Hardware serial or Vice-versa. Depending upon where the data were imputed.
> After opening the serial monitor of the downloaded Arduino sketch, change the baud rate to the same speed as above.
> Set ‘no line ending’ as your preferred line endings.
> Wait a few seconds for the welcome message.
> Check and confirm that the Module’s LED light is blinking.
> On the opened serial monitor type ‘AT’ tap on send.
> After getting ‘OK’ in reply. (Troubleshoot your connections if you do not)
> Change the name of the Bluetooth module by entering and sending the command ‘AT+NAMEname’ on the serial monitor. (The lower case name represents your name of choice).
> Getting the reply ‘OKsetname’ confirms that the rename was successful.
> You can then wait a minute and repeat the Bluetooth search process with your android. The name should be changed.