Hello Salah,
Yes, you can do BlueTooth com with a PIC. The question is how much of the
BlueTooth stack you want to use. You probably need a PIC18C with a lot of
RAM or maybe a 17C with a lot of RAM. I would go for a 18C.
Blue Tooth is quite hard to implement and the BlueTooth modules are
expensive. If you just want some simple RF com with a PIC you should take=
 a
look at Microchips new rfPICmicro. rfPIC12C509AG 433MHz.
Regards
Niklas

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F=F6r Salah M.
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Hello List,
   I`d like to start a new project concerning remot-controlling ... any
information about wireless projects based on PIC MCU please...... is it
possible to control the BlueTooth module via the PIC ? most of the resour=
ces
that I got is talking about BT with AVR or ARM from Atmel but I am wonder=
ing
if I can do it with PIC .

Regards
Salah.

Hugle-Electronics,Inc.
Tokyo/Japan.

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