I've attempted to find typical protocols as to how others handle auto-reconnection using Bluetooth on Android with their own devices. There is a chance that the device I will be working with will go into a sleep mode after a minute or two. When it does this, the bluetooth connection is lost/closed. When it is manually interacted with again, it would be nice if there was a way for the application that I am designing to re-connect with the device. Currently, it is designed to send me a message before it sleeps and I was to use this as a trigger for the application to be warned of any outgoing messages in the future. The application would have to make sure it reconnects with the device before sending a message out. If however, there was a feature or a way to accomplish it in a passive manner, that would preferred. And it would cover the situation of the bluetooth device getting too far away from the Android device, where that warning message would never be received.
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