Hello,
I solved it: Denis gave the hint: My bluetooth dongle from CSR does not show
the Bluetooth LE enumerator on windows although it works as Bluetooth LE Dongle
on my old Macbook Air. Today I got a new USB dongle that is using a broadcom
chip: It shows a Bluetooth LE enumerator in the
I can choose to „Add Bluetooth devices“ in the menu of that icon but the
scan does neither show my peripheral nor my TVBluetooth
This means that your demo FW has errors in its implementation. Windows
support BLE stack according to specification, so, maybe your FW uses wrong
states or handshake
Windows is successfully installing a driver and shows the bluetooth icon
in the system tray.
For me it looks like my Windows/Desktop does not care for bluetooth LE at
all.
Make sure that your DeviceManager has Bluetooth *LE* enumerator device.
2015-01-13 14:25 GMT+03:00 Denis Shienkov
How do you define a custom BLE peripheral (aka what BLE devices work and which
don't) on Win 8.1? Is it one that is not defined by some well known service or
characteristic UUID?
--
Alex
From: Axel Jäger axeljae...@googlemail.com
Sent: Sunday, January 11,
Hi all,
So far, I was not able to communicate with a custom BLE peripheral using
either Windows Phone 8.1 or Windows 8.1 on a desktop.
Hmm, it is strange. Can you please describe your steps and your env? Maybe
your custom BLE peripheral chip has wrong firmware.
I'm too faced earlier with a
Hello Denis, Hello Alex,
thank you for your help, here is a description of my setup:
Bluetooth peripheral:
I use a BLE112-Bluetooth-Module from bluegiga. It is programmed with a demo
firmware that implements a Heart Rate service. I added one line to the
initalisation of the firmware:
Hello Alex,
thank you for your answer. So if there is someone working on a port of
windows, time might be my friend and I might start on my mac using 5.5.
However, in the meantime I found out that the implementation of Bluetooth LE
on Windows behaves differently regarding the need to bond and
Hi Axel,
Your assumption about 5.5 is correct. Android gets LE support and ios/OSX get
classic and LE support.
Windows is currently work in progress. There is a wip/win branch on codereview.
The windows port is mostly community driven at this stage which makes
prediction somewhat hard.
Hello,
I have created a Bluetooth Low Energy Peripheral and need to develop a
companion application on a windows desktop for it. I see that windows is
currently not in the list of supported plattforms of Qts Low Energy Module
and it looks like it will not be in Qt 5.5 according to this commit:
