user15197: My RFduino dev kit just arrived, and for my project I have to connect a few RFduinos via Bluetooth and light up certain LEDs attached to the RFduinos. If anyone could point me in the right direction as to where I can program them/how I can connect them, it would be GREATLY appreciated.

user15213: I am starting on a similar project (without the Dev Kit).  Hooking the Bluetooth module to the RFduino is pretty straight forward, PWR to PWR, GND to GND, remember to cross the transmission wires: TX to RX & RX to TX.
In your void setup(), you need to start the connection:
Serial.begin(9600); // check your documentation to see the baud rate

In your void loop(), read or write to/from the bluetooth connection with serial write/read. Serial.read() or Serial.write()
Remember that Bluetooth is a communication protocol, not a controller.  You don't mention WHAT you are connecting your RFduinos to using Bluetooth. You still need a controller capable of sending a signal to light up the LEDs using Bluetooth.  

15197: <p>My RFduino dev kit just arrived, and for my project I have to connect a few RFduinos via Bluetooth and light up certain LEDs attached to the RFduinos. If anyone could point me in the right direction as to where I can program them/how I can connect them, it would be GREATLY appreciated.</p>
 15213: <p>I am starting on a similar project (without the Dev Kit).  Hooking the Bluetooth module to the RFduino is pretty straight forward, PWR to PWR, GND to GND, remember to cross the transmission wires: TX to RX &amp; RX to TX.</p>

<p>In your <code>void setup()</code>, you need to start the connection:</p>

<pre><code>Serial.begin(9600); // check your documentation to see the baud rate
</code></pre>

<p>In your <code>void loop()</code>, read or write to/from the bluetooth connection with serial write/read. <code>Serial.read()</code> or <code>Serial.write()</code></p>

<p>Remember that Bluetooth is a communication protocol, not a controller.  You don't mention WHAT you are connecting your RFduinos to using Bluetooth. You still need a controller capable of sending a signal to light up the LEDs using Bluetooth.  </p>
