HC-06 Set Name

Try this Arduino  sketch to set the device name for an HC-06 device.  

/*
 * David Dold
 * JDDL Design, LLC
 * 
 * HC-06 differs from an HC-05.  HC-06 are slave only devices,  

 * whereas HC-05 can be master or slave. 
 * By default an HC-06 device is in AT mode @ 9600 

 * baud between Arduino device and HC-06.
 * 
 * An HC-06 does not respond to "AT" with "OK"
 * 
 * The response from an HC-06 device for "AT+NAMEwhatever" 

 * is OKsetname
 * 
 * LEDs flashing on the HC-06 indicate command mode, steady indicate   * established BT connection.
 * 
 * NOTE: If you maintain a BT connection, via a terminal session or 

 * mobile app, then the AT commands
 * will simply transmit to the connected device.  
 * 
 * The HC-06 spec sheet calls for divided resistors and RX, I've 

 * never done it...  
 *  
 * TROUBLESHOOTING 
 * If you are unable to get this to work, confirm your rx/tx pins   

 * are correct.  Confirm your wiring with a Serial BT Terminal.  

 * On Android there are many to choose from.  Pair your HC-06 with 

 * your phone, then connect to the device via the BT terminal app, 
 * LEDs on HC-06 go solid. Run this sketch.  Characters sent from   

 * the send textbox via the serial monitor or sent from the app, 

 * echo on the opposing device.  If your characters do not appear, 

 * re-check your wiring (hint is tx/rx reversed?).
 * 
 * If you are using separate power supplies for your Arduino device 

 *   -and- the HC-06, the grounds must be bonded. 

 * 

 * Setting baud rate is for the hardware connection between 

 * processor pid and the HC-06 device.  BT connection is negotiated 

 * between radios.

 *

 */

#include <SoftwareSerial.h>
#define BLUETOOTH_TX 10
#define BLUETOOTH_RX 9
#define BAUDRATE 9600
SoftwareSerial bluetooth(BLUETOOTH_RX, BLUETOOTH_TX);
void setup() 
{
  Serial.begin(BAUDRATE);
  Serial.println("ready");
  
  pinMode(BLUETOOTH_RX, INPUT);
  pinMode(BLUETOOTH_TX, OUTPUT);
  //setup bluetooth
  bluetooth.begin(BAUDRATE);
  bluetooth.flush();
  delay(100);
  bluetooth.write("AT+NAMELifeMCP");
}
void loop() 
{
  //optionally, send characters via the SerialMonitor, this can be commented out and the bluetooth.write in setup() works.
  //outbound to HC-06
  if(Serial.available())
  {
    Serial.println("writing to bt");
    while (Serial.available())
      bluetooth.write(char(Serial.read()));
  }
  //inbound from HC-O6
  if(bluetooth.available())
  {
    Serial.println("BT Response");
    while (bluetooth.available())
    {
      delay(3);
      Serial.print((char)bluetooth.read());
    }
    Serial.println();
  }
}