 #define BLUETOOTH_CONNECTION
 // Choose  (uncomment) one of the  supported modules, or implement bt_master_connect() for your own module.
 //#define BLUETOOTH_RN42 // RN-42. 
-#define BLUETOOTH_HM10 // HM-10, HM-11 (BLE). Implement bt_master_connect() for your own module.
-//#define BLUETOOTH_CLIENT_MAC_ADDR "201502280691" // If defined, use this MAC address to connect (12 hex digits), instead of searching
-#define BLUETOOTH_CLIENT_NAME_PATTERN "SBGC"  // If defined, will search for a device containing this pattern in its name
-#define BLUETOOTH_CLIENT_PIN "000000" // PIN code set for connection
-#define BLUETOOTH_BAUD 115200
+//#define BLUETOOTH_HM10 // HM-10, HM-11 (BLE). Implement bt_master_connect() for your own module.
+#define BLUETOOTH_HC05 // Be sure to use HC-05 module with KEY pin. This pin shuld be pulled to 3.3V
+#define BLUETOOTH_CLIENT_MAC_ADDR "98D3,34,90DB5E" // If defined, use this MAC address to connect (12 hex digits), instead of searching | If HC-05 is used write MAC address in following format: "XXXX,XX,XXXXXX"
+//#define BLUETOOTH_CLIENT_NAME_PATTERN "SBGC"  // If defined, will search for a device containing this pattern in its name
+#define BLUETOOTH_CLIENT_PIN "1234" // PIN code set for connection
+#define BLUETOOTH_BAUD 38400
 #define BLUETOOTH_DO_SETUP  // configure BT module as master role and set PIN. May be done only once.
 #define BLUETOOTH_BUF_SIZE 60 // size of buffer for answers from module
 #define BLUETOOTH_DEBUG false // set to true to display answers from BT module

  	
  
#endif // BLUETOOTH_CLIENT_MAC_ADDR
    
  
#endif // ..BLUETOOTH TYPE..




#endif // BLUETOOTH_CONNECTION
}
