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
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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
: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
Has anybody used Samsung's Bluetooth LE APIs to make a Samsung Android device advertise as an iBeacon? This should be possible, but I do not have access to a device to try it.
If anybody has used it to make a Samsung Android device advertise as any other Bluetooth LE peripheral, I would like to know that, too.
EDIT: This is now possible on Android L. See here.
EDIT: this answer is about older Samsung phones with Android 4.2. Samsung devices with Android 5.0+ can advertise beacons successfully.
Unfortunately, #reTs and #duncan-c are right (+1 for each of them). The Samsung BLE SDK cannot send out real BLE advertisements as is required for iBeacons.
I was holding out hope because their documentation says "allowing applications to create and advertise Bluetooth smart services and characteristics". I wrote an app to prove whether this actually worked, and learned that their documentation is simply misleading. The Samsung BLE SDK will not make Samsung devices transmit advertisements over the radio.
See full details in this blog post.
http://developer.samsung.com/ble
You can view the official "Samsung BLE SDK Guide and Hints" on the above link.
On page 12, point 10, it said :
"The current version of the SDK supports only the GATT central role. Peripheral roles may
be supported in future releases."
I'm told that with the current firmware it's not possible. (I'm not an Android developer so I haven't confirmed this first-hand.)
I'm trying to develop a bluetooth 4.0 app for S3. The problem is, the phone behaves like it doesn't even have bluetooth 4.0. It doesn't discover 4.0 devices, and isn't discoverable with 4.0 devices. I tried both in the settings of the phone and in an app, using the Broadcom-ble API. The Broadcom API doesn't have any extra functionality for finding/discovering 4.0 devices, rather it uses the regular BluetoothAdapter functionality and claims that it will be augmented in 4.0 phones to also discover 4.0 devices.
Has anybody tried using bluetooth 4.0 on the S3? Has anyone succeeded in using the Broadcom API?
Thanks in advance.
This is now a confirmed bug, that will be fixed "in future releases".
See this forum thread at Samsung.
A beta for Samsung BLE SDK has been released here. I am going to study this SDK and hopefully it solves some of my problems.
It has been reported by Andrew Dodd, a senior XDA developer, that the Galaxy S3 doesn't actually support Bluetooth Low Energy
The Galaxy S3 has been marketed as Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy (aka Bluetooth Smart) since its release - but it is not actually BTLE capable -http://developer.samsung.com/forum/board/thread/view.do?boardName=GeneralB&messageId=157757 - Samsung is STILL advertising the device as BTLE capable when it is NOT, despite the fact that they have been aware of this false advertising for months.
Samsung have a page at:
http://developer.samsung.com/ble
where you can download a Bluetooth LE SDK and sample code (registration is required, but otherwise it's automatic).
For what it's worth, there's an HTC page at:
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/opensense-sdk/partner-apis/bluetooth-low-energy/
where you can request access to their 'Partner APIs'. This needs license agreements to be signed (which for me means lots of lawyering) so I've not actually got code from them yet..
Ian
Refer this link
http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/f/538/p/240097/879328.aspx
http://e2e.ti.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/538/8880.S3-BLE.zip,
attachment package can run on Samsung S3, now it limit with discover BLE devices and pairing. Some recent days, i try to find out how to send/receive data. But still not any luck.
I hope it can help.
Update your phone to Jelly Bean, then download nRf Utility from the Play Store, it can scan BLE devices around you!
I would like to connect telosb sensor with my tablet and read the data from sensor. I am using Lenovo tablet (Android 3.1) but I am not able to find the correct driver for this. I tried to run the FTDI beta driver, but still the tablet doesn't recognize the device. FTDI website says that default permissions of USB device has to be modified and we need root access for it. I couldn't also root the tablet yet.
Has anyone worked on similar stuff?
Thanks,
Ashish.
Have you tried using Arduino boards to interface real world with your Android device?
Have a look at this project. I think it can be related to what you want to do. This other link is more related to the TelosB device. Hope this can be useful to you.
Did you see this link, Google has their own libraries to communicate with external devices.