user4024: I have a bluetooth adapter connected to uno, and using a serial monitor on phone. 
In the arduino code im debugging there is this line waiting for new line signal in the serial stream:
char c = SerialBT.read();

if (c == '\r' || c == '\n'){

no matter what i try sending to via my phone i cant get this to evaluate as true...
if i send \n , i believe it is sending it as 2 chars \ and n , not as a single char.
is this a problem with the phone app or what ?

user4024: It turns out it was a problem with the android terminal program i was using, by switching to another that specifically has support and options for \n \r things it works now.

4024: <p>I have a bluetooth adapter connected to uno, and using a serial monitor on phone. </p>

<p>In the arduino code im debugging there is this line waiting for new line signal in the serial stream:</p>

<pre><code>char c = SerialBT.read();

if (c == '\r' || c == '\n'){
</code></pre>

<p>no matter what i try sending to via my phone i cant get this to evaluate as true...</p>

<p>if i send \n , i believe it is sending it as 2 chars \ and n , not as a single char.</p>

<p>is this a problem with the phone app or what ?</p>
 4024: <p>It turns out it was a problem with the android terminal program i was using, by switching to another that specifically has support and options for \n \r things it works now.</p>
