Hi friends
I’m developing an iOS app to work with a Yourduino RoboRED Board (Arduino compatible) in order to control a robot via the App.
I want the App to be able to receive a character which an Arduino sends through the HM10 BLE module.
I used a timer set to 100ms to loop the BLE receive block, but nothing happens.
Please help me.
I have attached an image of the block.
Thank you
Hi, @kufirre! 
It might be that, the Bluetooth_Low_Energy1 call Receive is not receiving data.
To catch the error, try these blocks -
Note: Please use the else if instead of else in the if block.
There’s a little problem with else going on, hope the dev. s are looking over it.
Hope I helped you! 
Wow. Thanks bro. Let me try this right away. I’d get back to you on the result ASAP
This block looks like it only happens once. I need to constantly check for data coming in from the Arduino through the BLE module to the App. Therefore, I need a block to loop the BLE receive function.
Any ideas?
Ok…
So, if you use a loop, I assume everytime you will get “V” as the response, right?
If so, Text to speech will continuously speak obstacle detected 
(It will be fishy…)
So, can you suggest another way you can replace the text-to-speech block?
Oh, actually, the Arduino sends the “V” whenever it detects an obstacle. Now, the App is supposed to be listening for this “V” in order to vibrate the phone and speak “obstacle detected”. That’s what I have in mind
Oh 
I will reply to u after 4-5 hours
Sorry bro. We are in different time zones… Really sorry for my late replies. It’s 9am over here
Ok, I will provide approx time to you -
OK. Thanks
Hi, @kufirre!
So, I understood your question 
Your Arduino will send a " V " only if it detects an obstacle. Right? 
If so, try these blocks -
Hope it helps!
If any problem occurs, please inform 
Hi @kartik14
I’m going to try this. Although, I feared that the while loop would cause the whole code to block?
In Arduino C programming, a while loop would cause the flow of the code to pause until the test condition becomes false. And here, the test condition is “true” (as in “while TRUE”), which would always be true. I was wondering if it would “block” the flow.
I’d try this and get back to you ASAP
Hi, @kufirre!
Do you have a C/C++ compiler right now?
If so, try this code - (you will understand about while true)
#include iostream
using namespace std;
int main() {
while (true) {
cout << "looping infinite times. (forever)\n";
}
}
You will see, that it loops forever -
I will catch you after few hours, (I am studying 
)
Probably at ~ 2019-09-16T15:00:00Z 
I understand that. If you put anything else outside that “while true” block, that function would never happen.
Example:
#include iostream
using namespace std;
int main() {
while (true) {
cout << “looping infinite times. (forever)\n”;
}
cout << “do this after the loop\n”;
}
Don’t waste your, I think the staff already know about the problems on receiving data but don’t want to admit it.
Similar problems when trying to receive data over BLE. Tried HC08 and HC10 modules with no success. Transmit seems to work ok, just not receive.
Has anyone been successful receiving data over BLE with Thunkable?
If so, please chime in and help us out here.
