:Hello everybody, i finally figured out how to develop on the motorola watch and just ran into an issue. My app tries to scan for nearby bluetooth devices, but no results were found. At first i thought it was kind of an coding problem, but when i tested it on other devices there was no problem at all. So my questions are:
Anyone of you ever tried to use the motoactv for development?
Maybe did anyone know how to solve this issue?
Is it possible to search for different devices than sensors or headsets?
Some help would be really appreciated :)
Regards mrcoffee85
When i had the same issue on samsung devices i solved it using remove filter from scanning . because some device not supporting 128 bit uuid for scanning. Please read below link for more info
startLeScan with 128 bit UUIDs doesn't work on native Android BLE implementation
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We have a lot of real mobile devices to execute functional tests on them. We are facing a lot of difficulties when switching devices. I am looking for a dynamic way of changing Device Capabilities programmatically (Android devices) . Could you help me to figure out this? Any link clue may help.
Regards.
As far as I understand, you want your desired capabilities to change every time you connect a new mobile device to your development environment. may be this library can help you. It also support iOS.
https://github.com/Testinium/MobileDeviceInfo
I know that this question has been asked before many times but not recently and the API have changed so Google might have fixed some bugs. I was thinking it might be possible with two ways.
1st: Using Bluetooth Low Energy API of Android and then use android as central mode to scan for Bluetooth devices(iPhone). That is similar to what here edoardotognoni asked, which it is seems after some seconds iPhone is rejecting him. I am still currently reading about this post and the raised issue he made but I mentioned it in case someone knows something has changed.
2nd: Using and WiFi-Direct. About this method I have not found anything but If it is possible for two Droids to connect why can't it be possible for a Droid and an iPhone to connect. I have read about that matter this answer.
I also found this example on GitHub iPhone part, Android part.
Unfortunately I am not very good with xcode so I don't know exactly what is written in the iPhone part.
edit: Actually after searching I already found that it is possible with BLE but not with WiFi-Direct since iPhone does not support it. Of course being able to do it does not mean it is easy. Despite that though I have not yet found concrete proof because all I have seen is theories, an xcode that I don't understand and an Android code which seems to work when I checked it, but I have not run it.
Any help will be much appreciated, sorry for the long post!
I'm working on building an app, and some of the newer phones are starting to have built-in heart rate monitors.
But I really can't find anywhere on the internet on how to access this. Does anyone have any idea of how?
If it's a Samsung Device, you might want to try the Samsung S Health Service SDK.
What kind of phones are you looking at?
I want to connect two android phones via Bluetooth low energy but, I dont know how to create characteristic uuids and service uuid in android; I Googled a lot that I could connect the two android phones via Bluetooth low energy but, could not find useful stuff.
Please guide me that how could I solve the issue. I would be very thankful for this act of kindness. Thanks in advance.
From what i understood:
Upload BluetoothChat sample codes to both devices using Eclipse or Android studio
Pair them
Open BluetoothChat sample app
Connect to each other
Bingo, you are connected and even can chat in a range.
Regards
Please I'm searching Motorola Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) API And SDK. The links founds on Motorola web site are now available. If somebody has got it and he can send a link where I can get it, It will be wonderful. I'm working on Motorola watch MotoAct. Please I need a help. below that links are not available :
http://www.motorola.com/sites/motodev/us-en/motodev_lp.html
http://developer.motorola.com/tools/resources/
Thanks in advance
if your Motorola device is an Android device and supports BLE according with the Bluetooth.org supported devices list, you should be able to program anything with the Android API. regards